Overall, the DSR-100 system accommodates almost the entire range of sound that the human ear can hear, which is comparable with speaker systems that cost two times or more. In addition to the speakers themselves, a remote control unit that resembles a small mouse is provided and gives you easy access to balance, volume, and a mute button. This may be placed anywhere the cord will reach, giving you the most basic controls at your fingertips. The bass and treble controls are on the subwoofer itself. While I'd have liked to have these on the remote unit also, it's not nearly as important for me as I tend to adjust these once and leave them alone.
Installation is a snap as everything is color-coded as well as documented.
Everything connects through the subwoofer - sound card cords, satellites, and the remote. As long as the subwoofer is in a central location you'll have plenty of room as the cords are all long enough for almost any arrangement. I had only one problem with the sound once installed and this turned out to be the fault of my sound card software. Once I fiddled with the settings for my sound card all was working perfectly. As a PC sound system, this is an excellent choice.