hi im looking for amazing set of 2.1 speakers. good sound quality aurround sound effect ect thanks.![]()
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Your not going to get surround sound from a 2.1 but these are decent:
http://www.klipsch.com/products/details/promedia-2-1.aspx
frequency response 31Hz - 20kHz
power handling FTC Rated Per Satellite: 55 watts/channel @ ≤ 1% THD, 200Hz - 1KHz (Note: all channels driven)
FTC Rated Subwoofer: 50 watts @ ≤ 7% THD, 40 - 100 Hz
Max Burst Power*: 200 watts @ ≤ 1% THD (Note: all channels driven)
*Maximium Burst Power indicates the actual power this amplifier will deliver to the speakers under normal operating conditions. While the FTC power rating indicates power available on a continuous, long-term basis, multi-channel systems do not rely on that type of power. Instead, the amplifier is called upon to deliver large, short-term bursts of power to be able to support today’s digital music, games and movie formats. In addition to the required FTC power rating, we have provided the maximum burst output as a better indication of the product’s true performance.
max acoustic output 106dB SPL
crossover frequency HF: 5kHz
maximum acoustic output 106dB SPL
tweeter 0.75" Poly compression driver
high frequency horn 90° x 40° MicroTractrix® Horn
woofer 3" long-throw fiber-composite cone
subwoofer One side-firing 6.5" (16.51cm) long-throw fiber composite cone
amplifier Digital/Linear A/B amplifier; discrete MOSFET output power section
enclosure material Satellites: ABS
Subwoofer: MDF
enclosure type Satellites—sealed
Subwoofer—bass reflex
inputs MP3 two-channel soundcard miniplug
outputs Headphone
dimensions Satellite: 8.5" (21.59cm) x 4.2" (10.67cm) x 5.67" (14.4cm)
Subwoofer: 9.5" (24.13cm) x 9.8" (24.9cm) x 10.2" (25.9cm)
weight Satellite: 2.1 lbs. (0.95kg)
Subwoofer: 16 lbs. (7.26kg)
accessories SAT 2 Stand
WB-1 Bracket
(each sold separately)
finishes Black
voltage 110/120 VAC
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I know you said 2.1, but I Love my Logitech 5.1. They're a set of These, sorta, mine and older (logically worse).
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to add to what Nizzy1115 said... and by the way ... what he's recommended is an awesome set!!
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Klipsch iFi Homepage
Product Details - Klipsch iFi
basic details
200W rms
3.5-inch aluminum woofer
0.75-inch titanium dome compression driver with MicroTractrix Horn
8-inch subwoofer
crossover freq - 120Hz
freq. response 27Hz - 20KHz
weight of package - 43lbs (yes .. it's a gorilla!!!)
If you're lucky, you still might get your hand on one of these ... I've bought them 2 days back after extensively demoing Bose Companion III 2.1's, Klipsh Promedia 2.1, Klipsch GMX 2.1, Logitech z2300, Logitech z4, Altec Lansing 6401's... & a pair of absolutely great sounding B&W's
A lot of online reviews are greatly praising Swan M10's and Audioengine A2's as well.
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Ahmmm, one thing that you might want to specify is what sort of music u listen to, are you a bass junkie? Is clarity of sound very important? Do you listen to low rip mp3's? What is your price bracket? -
Logitech z2300
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^ what he said.
go to tigerdirect.com
last time I checked u could get them for $102 dollars (1.99 shipping when you're over $100). Then enjoy the amazing sound. Check newegg.com for reviews on them if you're skeptical. -
im liking those logis i dont want 5.1 cause not enough room
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are those logitechs like coax/optical or are they ike the colored cables? cause i have an xfi extreme gamer sound card
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AMAZING, AMAZING
If you can, buy them! -
Klipsch > Logitech for music
The Ifi is better than the ProMedia 2.1. However the ProMedias are a good amount cheaper.
Even better would be the Swan M10. Great for music, but it only has a woofer. Not a subwoofer. -
I've tried the logitechs and the Klipsch and I like the Klipsch more.
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k thanks guys im going with those logies. i hve g5 and a g15 and i lov em so im going to grab those speakers
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i agree GO WITH KLIPSCHE for speakers. Let logitech make mice. klipsche makes audio equipment.
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i've heard the klipsch is better for music, but I've also heard that the promedia has a subwoofer issue, which may make it unreliable. The logitech has great sound and this about them having no mids is a complete lie. Learn how to adjust your sound luissss. Samething with the bass. Yes, it can get boomy if you have it turned up too high, but all of that can be adjusted if needed by fiddling with the volume/bass controller and EQ on your computer. When you have the settings you like, you have an amazing sound system for only $100 (I'm sure this is cheaper than klipsch). Watching movies/gaming on this thing is magical because it gets very loud (louder than klipsch) and crystal clear (I don't even have a notebook sound card). Your purchase will not disappoint with either one you get. It really depends on how much u want to spend and what you're looking for.
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Why do people always equate loudness with quality anyway?
Anyway, as others have mentioned, both the z2300 and the promedia 2.1 are amazing and you probably can't go wrong with either.
Whatever happened to the Klipsch ifi anyway? For speakers that received rave reviews, it's almost impossible to buy new these days from mainstream sellers... -
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I thought my logitechs were awesome until i upgraded my cars sound system...now i want real sound.
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the_flying_shoe Notebook Evangelist
What about altec Lansings lineup, they do any good here?
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I had a set of Altec Lansing 2.1 before, it wasnt that great to be honest. They might have improved since..
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Klipsch promedia sub is pretty bumpin' ..enough to shake the walls and your desk.
I have a promedia 4.1 and logitech Z-5500 It's easier to adjust the bass up and have it hit harder on the klipsch, but the z-5500 woofer is HUGE and makes a good foot rest.
Klipsch promedia is getting kind of old, but I'm pretty sure it's still one of the best out there. The 2.1 system is good.
amazing 2.1 speakers?
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