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Question: my subwoofer have a rip in it how do i go about getting another speaker
Document: I bought them to replace an 10+ year old set of Cambridge Soundworks 4.1 speakers. Those are still working fine but I wanted to go to 5.1 and these Logitech speakers were a good price. I also went with this model due to the center speaker being designed to be placed on top of an LCD monitor. That is where I placed mine and it seems more than steady enough to not have to worry about it falling or coming loose.I too have to suggest getting RCA extension cables.
I bought this to replace another cheap surround sound speaker set that I bought and returned because I didn't like the sound. With this one I feel I got what I paid for which is a system that is good for a small room or bedroom. The subwoofer doesn't carry too much of a punch but it's better than the system I returned and decent enough to make my movies and games more enjoyable.
But collectively, all 5 speakers put you in a great, relaxing environment.Overall, I fulfilled my need of getting an affordable speaker set. The speaker that you could clip onto a monitor is pretty convienent. And the subwoofer is awesome!
The only thing that has changed about the setup is the white markings on the control module are all worn out completely. 7 years and still going strong. When these speakers die, and with my 7 year old daughter getting older i sense the end is near for them, i will get another Logitech setup . . .
This is an excellent surround sound system especially for the price. originally i bought this to temporarily replace my old 1000 watt system and now that i have it set up i don't think getting another is at all necessary. the sound quality is sharp and it gets pretty loud just at a quarter of the way turned up. Plus the set up is so much easier then a 1000 watt system.
So you have to control manually through the computerI would not recommend this for anyone that is looking for exceptional sound - go with the Z5500, its worth the extra $250. If you want an cheap, but functional system to beat the crap out of and have another system for home theatre and audio, this may be a decent pick.
With shipping and handling this is over 100.00$'s. When you can go to logitech's website or on newegg and buy their latest one for less? So come on this is a rip, the shipping isn't even included. This isn't even a decent deal.
This system puts out AWESOME sound for the money you pay. Very simple to setup. Extremely satisfied. I have this system on one computer and the Logitech Z-5500 on another computer (obviously the Z-5500 system is far superior with a subwoofer that can really thump and excellent sound quality that is a step above but hey it cost 3 times as much but still worth it as well)
There isn't an auxillary input on the speaker system but you can feed another source such as ipods through the computer.This is a thumbs up system.
Update 12/24/2011! >>>  See an update to my original post at the bottom of this review!!! &lt;&lt;&lt;I've had these speakers for about three months now and they have the potential to be and sound amazing, however for one reason or another, they just aren't and don't.The first annoying thing is the length of the satellite speaker cables. NONE of them are really long enough for their intended uses.
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