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    Logitech Z Cinema Advanced USB Surround Sound System 220 off now 79.99

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    Performance
    -Surround sound without rear speakers: Experience surround sound with only two satellite speakers and subwoofer. SRS® TruSurround HD™ puts you in the middle of a broad sweet spot, creating an immersive sound experience. Dialog enhancement in the center channel ensures clear and intelligible voice reproduction.
    -High-performance audio: Unique tri-amplification design and digital crossover EQ provide greater accuracy and a more natural, balanced response. Two-way satellite speakers deliver incredible frequency response, detail and clarity. An 8-inch long-throw subwoofer with flared bass port gives you powerful, distortion-free bass.
    -Pure digital fidelity: USB transports both audio and data for simple, hassle-free installation and true 24-bit digital quality audio.




    Convenience
    -Multiple input and output options: Includes a headphone jack for private listening and an input jack for connecting an MP3 player or other audio sources.
    -Powerful Media Center remote control: An advanced remote turns your PC into an entertainment center. Take full control of Windows® Media Center and easily manage digital media—including Internet radio and playlists—with your other media applications.
     
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