Logitech Z-5500..good bad??

Maximum PC gave them a 10 if that means anything, don't have any personal experience with them myself though.
 
heh yes that does help...does anyone own this system?? i wanna get a more one on one review from someone.
 
I own a set, but there is little I can add that the review does not cover,except the system defaults to mute when it is powered up. You have to push an orange button on the lower right of of the controller. which turns blue once it is pushed. I do not know if this is unique to my system or not, but if I do not mute the system before I turn it off I get a loud pop in the speakers.
 
jstenuf said:
I own a set, but there is little I can add that the review does not cover,except the system defaults to mute when it is powered up. You have to push an orange button on the lower right of of the controller. which turns blue once it is pushed. I do not know if this is unique to my system or not, but if I do not mute the system before I turn it off I get a loud pop in the speakers.
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I Gather you completely power down the system. I never do.
The orange/blue button is the stand-by button. If you after a power down switch the system back on, it defaults to stand-by (orange).
About the popping noice, I get the same amount of "pop" when I push mute or put the system into stand-by (blue to orange).... I dont think it can be really avoided. If you think it isnt normal, try finding another owner and do the same with his set...

Now about my experience with the system.....
It is awesome..... never listened to so much music b4 on my PC :D
 
[size=+2]What sort of [equipment] should I get?[/size]
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What is your budget and what will the speakers be used for?
 
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