N1K Posted November 19, 2006 Posted November 19, 2006 My current 5.1 system speakers are refusing to continue with work so I have to buy new set of speakers but this time 2.1 system will satisfy my needs..I'm in doubt of buying one of these two spekers system.First one is: Altec Lansing FX6021 - PC multimedia speaker systemNominal Output Power (Total) 75 Watt Response Bandwidth 32 - 18000 Hz Audio Amplifier Integrated Connectivity Technology Wired Speaker System Details 2 x satellite speaker - 12.5 Watt ¦ 1 x subwoofer - 50 Watt Signal-To-Noise Ratio 75 dB Output Level (SPL) 105 dB Magnetic Shield Yes Audio Amplifier Integrated Connectivity Technology Wired Speakers Included 2 x satellite speaker - 12.5 Watt - wired 1 x subwoofer - 50 Watt - wired Included Accessories Remote control Remote Control Remote control - infrared orLogitech Z-2300 2.1 THX-Certified Sound SystemTotal RMS power: 200 watts RMS Satellites: 80 watts RMS (2 x 40W) Subwoofer: 120 watts RMS Total peak power: 400 watts Frequency response: 35Hz - 20kHz Amplifier: Ultra-linear, high capacity analog Signal-to-noise ratio @ 1Khz: >100dB SoundTouch™ wired remote controlIMO, Logitech seems much better choice as they're a lot stronger and are THX certified, but I'm still in doubt. I would like your opinions on this one guys..Please, help me decide..
zeko Posted November 19, 2006 Posted November 19, 2006 Logitech Z-2300 2.1 is the choice. i have them and i don't regred a single cent i paid for them. enough power, crystal clear sound, no distorsion of the sound even at the maximum power, etc, etc, the only drawback being it hasn't digital connectors.
N1K Posted November 19, 2006 Author Posted November 19, 2006 Check the user reviews about logitech speakers HEREI'm a bit suspicious for Logitech now after all these reviews..Ok, I've read some reviews and now think that I've finally decide.I'll go with these ones..Harman Kardon SoundSticks IIReview HERESpecs:Speaker SystemSystem Components Subwoofer, 2 speakers Response Bandwidth 44 - 20000 Hz Audio Amplifier Integrated Nominal Output Power (Total):Audio System Nominal Output Power 40 Watt Speaker System DetailsSpeakers Included 2 Satellite speaker 10 Watt Wired, 1 Subwoofer 20 Watt Wired ConnectionsConnector Type 1 Audio line-in Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm Installed GeneralDimensions (WxDxH) / Weight Satellite speaker . 10 in Diameter 2 in : 1.5 lbs, Subwoofer . 10.2 in Diameter 9.1 in : 4.9 lbs Speaker type PC multimedia speaker system
puntoMX Posted November 19, 2006 Posted November 19, 2006 I would go with the Logitech speakers too. I don’t care what a review says but I compared some speakers my self. The Harman Kardon are pure design and you pay for that.If you want something better buy an amp and some speakers (stereo, just 2) with each 16-20cm woofer/midrange and a 2.5cm dome tweeter. Go to the store to listen to them to pick them before you buy them, take your own music with you and take your time. No review can tell you what you ears will do .
noguru Posted November 19, 2006 Posted November 19, 2006 No review can tell you what you ears will do .Yes, the only way to make a decision on speakers is to listen to them. Good sound is very personal. Some people like good quality clear high frequencies. Others just want to be blown out of their chair by their subwoover.
Lost Soul Posted November 20, 2006 Posted November 20, 2006 i agree with everyone else the logitech is probably the best choice when it comes to price and sound,, hk might be better over all but that price will sting ya big time
N1K Posted November 20, 2006 Author Posted November 20, 2006 i agree with everyone else the logitech is probably the best choice when it comes to price and sound,, hk might be better over all but that price will sting ya big timeWell, that's the main reason why I will buy HK speakers 'cause they're only 30€ more expensive than logitech's..
jcarle Posted November 20, 2006 Posted November 20, 2006 No one makes [computer specific] speakers like Logitech.
dirtwarrior Posted November 20, 2006 Posted November 20, 2006 I would go with the Logitech speakers too. I don’t care what a review says but I compared some speakers my self. The Harman Kardon are pure design and you pay for that.If you want something better buy an amp and some speakers (stereo, just 2) with each 16-20cm woofer/midrange and a 2.5cm dome tweeter. Go to the store to listen to them to pick them before you buy them, take your own music with you and take your time. No review can tell you what you ears will do .What kind of amp and speakers to make one. Very interested,DW
N1K Posted November 20, 2006 Author Posted November 20, 2006 I've bought Harman/Kardon speakers and I can say that they're awesome...I've listened to both Logitech and Harman speakers at the store and I can only say GO for Harman..Sound of this speakers is absolutely amazing..
CoffeeFiend Posted November 20, 2006 Posted November 20, 2006 I've bought Harman/Kardon speakers and I can say that they're awesome...I've listened to both Logitech and Harman speakers at the store and I can only say GO for Harman..Sound of this speakers is absolutely amazing..I'd second that. HK speakers are usually good. And even though I've seen some good reviews about several Logitech speaker sets, those I've seen (including 5.1 sets) sounded really really BAD (just seems like the logitech product reviewers couldn't give honest reviews for fear of never getting new stuff to review anymore). Perhaps it's bad luck on my part too (I've managed to hear every bad set of logitech speakers ever made?), but either ways I'm not buying those anytime soon.
N1K Posted November 20, 2006 Author Posted November 20, 2006 The only bad thing is that you can't turn them off, they suppose to be always ON. The result of this is that bump sound when you turn off your computer.Now, I wonder does this sound could damage speakers or not. I haven't find a single word about this in my manual..Whaddya guys think about this?
puntoMX Posted November 20, 2006 Posted November 20, 2006 The only bad thing is that you can't turn them off, they suppose to be always ON. The result of this is that bump sound when you turn off your computer.Now, I wonder does this sound could damage speakers or not. I haven't find a single word about this in my manual..Whaddya guys think about this?Yeah it could damage your speakers and amp. I would use a switch.
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