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Question: Do I need an amp with these systems? Should I purchase an amplifier to drive these speakers or is simply connecting them directly to the TV good enough?thanks,-kevin
Document: I'm using this system for my home theater setup and it has more than enough inputs for what I currently need. The speakers and the receiver are all very small and discreet making them easy to blend into the living room.The sound is very good and you would have to go to speakers in the $1000+ range for better clarity and dynamic range.
Football in HD and 5.1 surround on fox is unbelievable and I can't wait for the baseball playoffs. Good bass and sound quality with music too, just make sure you notch up the woofer high enough. Not only does this system work great for music, but it rivals many home theater systems for movies. I'm not a gamer, but I can imagine that they would sound good with an X-box or a PS2/PS3, too. If I could give them 6 stars, I would.
From 5.1 to 2.1 and back to 5.1: WHY?First, let me tell you that these new wireless rear speakers make the purchase worth in itself. Having owned the Logitech z-5500 and the z-680 myself, I found myself unble to set up the the "full" 5.1 system simply because the cable wiring in the rear would ALWAYS be an eyesore, whether they go on the ground or along the ceiling.
I wanted this for the wireless (no speaker cable required) for the rear speakers. The power I had on all walls and was not a problem for my situation.The subwoofer is pretty big and I was not overwhelmed by the amplitude capability, but it is more than enough for what I need.I have to say, without the Harmony 550 remote control, I might be a little less satisfied.
I recently purchased this Logitech system for my computer because it was very well reviewed and wireless. The configuration of the room required a wireless setup. I cannot give enough praise. It came in 3 days instead of 5 to 9. It was very easy to set up. We did have to purchase a new sound card in order to use the 5.1 features, but that was cheap and easy to install. The quality of the sound is amazing! I love the purchase and recommend it highly!
Although the rear speakers need a power plug, this system solved my problem of being unable to run a signal wire to the back speakers from the front. The sound is OK, not awesome, but not bad. Better than the TV speakers by a long shot. They can also be nicely controlled with my Harmony remote.
i have a media center PC, Xbox 360, Dish network and this set up speakers allows me to elimate the need for a stereo. the sound is incredible, we have had a few times that our dog has looked around the room, as she follows the sound. i plan i getting a second set of these for the TV in the bedroom. everyone that has heard them is amazed.
Excellent speakers. Using with a home theater PC. The bass output is so good I had to turn it down for normal TV use.
Pay the money and get the digital audio optical cable for connecting to your DVD player or XBox 360 as well as your line coming from any cable box. I bought two. One for the cable box and one for the '360--taking each of the optical imputs to the Logitch. Two 4" Monster optical cables ran me $170! It's worth it. My second caveat is this is NOT a system powerful enough for a large room.
I'm no audiophile, so the sound is definitely good enough for me. Upon first impression I was glad to be liberated of the cables running to my rear speakers. However after awhile I realized how these speakers retained such a  flawless connection. Constantly because of the band hopping it will hijack and disrupt other product's wireless signals. Heck! even the LOGITECH G7 mouse doesn't stand a chance, but it's interfered with my ps3 and xbox 360 controllers as well causing massive disconnections.
Answer: These things are pretty loud enough at 315 watts.Movies and Music sound great and the subwoofer makes a huge difference with this set.I would say buy one if you are deaf or just want to make yourself deaf eventually.