CPU speeds have blown past the 1 GHz barrier, hard disk sizes are quickly approaching 100 GB, and video cards are breaking new Gigapixel and Gigatexel limits seemingly every day. PCs can provide an extremely rich gaming environment, can pose as a DVD-equipped home theatre, or even function as a jukebox, thanks to the MP3 format. The box includes all the necessary cables and connectors to get the system up and running. We won't waste time describing each and every cable, but suffice it to say everything necessary is included.
Setup is fairly simple as well.
The output from a soundcard is connected to the ADS-2000 digital decoder, which is in turn passed to the amplifier housed in the subwoofer via a single G9 cable. Each satellite connects to the subwoofer. As with any speaker system, getting all the wires connected and setup as desired is a little time consuming, but not overly difficult. The satellites actually look quite stylish, as the silver metallic finish is a nice break from the standard black or computer-grey. Each satellite connects to the back of the subwoofer using traditional speaker wire connections.