Logitech Z-5500 5 Speakers

The Bottom Line: Buy 'em! You'll love 'em too!

Review: I got my Logitech Z-5500s as a gift. They replaced my defective Klipsch 5.1 ProMedia speakers. In fact, they replace three sets of defective Klipsch speakers. I purchased the original set and the others were warranty replacements. Klipsch has known...

The Bottom Line: Great quality, overall good sound (except for treble), big and powerful subwoofer... what could you ask more for such a low price? (OK, maybe tweeters)

Review: The Logitech Z-5500 is one of the most powerful PC speaker system you can get. At 505 watts RMS, this system rocks. Its giant 10'' subwoofer shakes the floor - and the walls and ceiling - like no other, and its five 3'' satellites reproduce almost...

The Bottom Line: Best value for a digital 5.1 system in its price range

Review: This impressively large and powerful 5.1 speaker set boasts an integrated Dolby Digital/DTS/Dolby Pro Logic II decoder, and a THX certification indicating that it delivers sufficient sound quality for acceptable home-theater use. It consists of a...

The Bottom Line: This is a great system for computers, game systems and even the DVD player!

Review: Wow! Logitech came out with a speaker system made for the computer, it will work great with a DVD player and a game system. (Play Station 2, Xbox) The system includes 500-watts of power and built-in decoders for Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS and ProLogic...

The Bottom Line: These speakers will do their job, if you game, watch movies, and listen to music, you will enjoy these.

Review: It is my opinion that you should expect these speakers to do nothing more than play what you put through them as you put it through. When I first plugged my Audigy2ZS into these speakers and ran the intro to Bat Country by Avenged Sevenfold I was...

The Bottom Line: Great dolby system still. Not a bad price for true THX/DTS/Dolby sound system with a good subwoofer and remote.

Review: Intro
Well, as my other reviews/epinions show, i'm a multimedia junkie. most of my upgrades for my pc usually are to enhance this experience. I had previously owned the Altec Lansing 4.1 set (looked very stylish and had decent sound but not...

The Bottom Line: You can't go wrong with the Logitech Z-5500 Computer Speakers.

Review: Two days after publishing a review lauding the Logitech Z-5300E and saying that I wasn t going to exchange it with the Z-5500, I had a sudden change of heart. My opinion of the Z-5300E sound system did not change, but the price of the Z-5500 did...

The Bottom Line: As mentioned earlier...this is an amazing sound system without even considering the price. When including the price, it's a must have!!

Review: As a college student living in the on-campus residence halls with just a laptop to my name, I was always forced to stick with the best 2.1 system I could find. Upon moving to an apartment where I could have my own room, I decided to build a desktop...

The Bottom Line: If you value your sanity and hearing do not get these impressive, yet fatally flawed speakers.

Review: I've been interested in buying a new surround sound system for some time now. My goals were to find a setup with good inputs and quality.

Research
I started out my quest hitting all my favorite review sites, Epinions, Toms Hardware,...

The Bottom Line: A very solid product. Can't beat the bang for the buck. No regrets, whatsoever. Gotta run, I gotta ROCK!

Review: I did a lot of looking around for a high-powered speaker system for my PC. I was finishing my basement, with the intention of moving my PC and all of my guitars and amplifiers down there, and using the PC as a stereo system to practice along with. A...