THG speaker Review

If you read the review, it says they were unable to get the Promedia speakers...they don't say why though...

"Being Canadian, I can only stay online as long as my igloo generator is running..."

Another setup they missed is the Monsoon MM2000. I looked at at as many 4.1 and 5.1 systems as I could find (I listened to maybe 10) and chose the Monsoons (never did find the Klipsch speakers for sale anywhere).

I noticed they beat up on the flat speaker technology... I would challenge them to listen to a well done flat setup (like the Monsoons) and not revise their opinion. There's nothing inherently wrong with membrane speakers... in fact in the high end audio world there are a number of top notch membrane speakers that will blow your mind (and your wallet) out of the water.

You can check out sprintcomputer.com. They have the 2.1, 4.1 and 5.1...however it says they don't ship the 5.1 speakers...
Although I'm not sure if they ship in the US at all...if they do, you can save a bundle with the exchange rate since the prices are in CND.

"Being Canadian, I can only stay online as long as my igloo generator is running..."

They best buy here sells them.

I go to the Best Buy on Rt9 near the FreeHold Mall.... Don't have 5.1, but have 2.1 and 4.1, and I love cranking them up in the store, everybody looks at me like im crazy!!!

Measure Twice, Cut Once!!

Give me quality over volume any day.

<font color=blue>If you don't buy Windows, then the terrorists have already won!</font color=blue> - Microsoft

Price of the better all around sounding (and not by much) Klipsch 5.1 setup $399 at best buy.
Price of louder, cleaner and thumpier Logitechs? $200 at best buy, $140 SHIPPED online.

The only reason for the better midrange is lack of seperate tweeter/mids for the Logitechs but I dont think 200dollars means go for a lackluster 5.1 setup.

For having TWO 8inch subs the Klipschs are given the b*tch smack.

Logitech uses standard stereo wire and connectors so you can cut your own lengths if needed.

Dont take my advice and turn up both systems, listen to the Klipsch bass give out early on while the logitech pump out the volume on both the highs and lows.

I cant imagine the difference in a small room, as best buys testing area is in the middle of an aisle.
Generally smaller sound systems like these sound especially crappy in such open areas but logitech put out a system that meets everyones requirements. If you want more dont spend it on klipsch go with a Martin Logan 5.1 setup.

"dude your getting a dell", is that kid trying to say he wants to stick his 'dell' in you?

I'm not necessarily recommending the Klipsch's over the Logitech's or vice-versa. I haven't had a chance to really listen to either.

All I'm saying is, if I have a choice between slightly better quality or slightly louder speakers, give me the quality.

<font color=blue>If you don't buy Windows, then the terrorists have already won!</font color=blue> - Microsoft

I'll never understand how the EAX on the Audigy can be screwed up, when Creative invented EAX. Oh well, could just be the specific driver version that was installed.

<font color=blue>If you don't buy Windows, then the terrorists have already won!</font color=blue> - Microsoft

I very much agree that they Are Pricy.. But I have Listened to the both System I personally CAN"T!! get the Logitech's for one main reason, i don't have the room for all those Speakers, I wish i did, because the Comparison between the 4 Pc Klipsch and the 4 Pc Logitech I would deffinetly go with logitech because of the power and the price without a DOUBT!! BUT!! no room, so i must chose the Klipsch 2.1 setup

Measure Twice, Cut Once!!