5.1 Speakers - Sub $200
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Hey all,
I'm looking at 4 options of 5.1 speakers:
Altec Lansing 5100 5.1 Speaker System
Altec Lansing 251 5.1 Speaker
Creative Labs Inspire 5.1 5200 Speaker Systems
Logitech Z-640
I'm am looking for crisp sound and bass in the low to mid level-volume-range, they're never giong to be up that loud. I also need the option-though this may be sound card dependant, of using headphones. I need quality at low decibles, they will be used for mainly gaming and music...you know, stuff with sound..;)
I have read some costumer reviews at cnet and zdnet but nothing to really sway me either way. I'm looking for a site that has reviews on speaker systems as well as your feed back.
Also, do you need a earphone jack in the speakers themselves if one has Creative Labs SB Audigy X-Gamer or Audigy-2 6.1?
peace,
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I'm looking at 4 options of 5.1 speakers:
Altec Lansing 5100 5.1 Speaker System
Altec Lansing 251 5.1 Speaker
Creative Labs Inspire 5.1 5200 Speaker Systems
Logitech Z-640
I'm am looking for crisp sound and bass in the low to mid level-volume-range, they're never giong to be up that loud. I also need the option-though this may be sound card dependant, of using headphones. I need quality at low decibles, they will be used for mainly gaming and music...you know, stuff with sound..;)
I have read some costumer reviews at cnet and zdnet but nothing to really sway me either way. I'm looking for a site that has reviews on speaker systems as well as your feed back.
Also, do you need a earphone jack in the speakers themselves if one has Creative Labs SB Audigy X-Gamer or Audigy-2 6.1?
peace,
-=<font color=blue>i3lue}{orneT</font color=blue>=-
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I recommend Z-640 for quality sound. You can look at the review in THG.
A headphone jack on speaker is a sweet feature if you really need to use headphone all the times. But if you are using analog speaker, you should plug your headphone directly to your soundcard to minimise the quality loss during the digital-analog convertion.
Plug & Play? How about Plug & Pray!
A headphone jack on speaker is a sweet feature if you really need to use headphone all the times. But if you are using analog speaker, you should plug your headphone directly to your soundcard to minimise the quality loss during the digital-analog convertion.
Plug & Play? How about Plug & Pray!
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