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Speakers advice for DDS/DTS

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I currently have a Logitech X-540 speakers set and I'm planning to get an Asus Xonar sound card.

Is it worth getting digital speakers like Logitech's Z-5500 for DDS and DTS to go with a Xonar ?

I'm seeking sound quality not power.

I mostly use my rig for listening music and play games.

Thanks for your help !
 
SJetski71 said:
Budget?

Quality costs $$$, but there are some moderatly priced gems to be had, most of which would need a seperate amp/receiver of course.
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Well Logitech's Z-5500 would cost me about 310$ Canadian and I don't think I would spend much more than that, unless I would be certain of my choice.

What alternative would you recommend even if the price is higher ?
 
Hard for me to say since i'm from south of your border. But i do know that Canada manufactures some high quality audio equipment. Perhaps research some of your native manufacturers to see what they have to offer. It may take some searches or posting a new thread here to find out. Unfortunately i can't remember any of the canadian manufacturers off the top of my head :confused:

Or you can just go the easy route and get the z-5500's and call it a day, but if you have the time and inclination, then you may as well research it a bit.
 
SJetski71 said:
Hard for me to say since i'm from south of your border. But i do know that Canada manufactures some high quality audio equipment. Perhaps research some of your native manufacturers to see what they have to offer. It may take some searches or posting a new thread here to find out. Unfortunately i can't remember any of the canadian manufacturers off the top of my head :confused:

Or you can just go the easy route and get the z-5500's and call it a day, but if you have the time and inclination, then you may as well research it a bit.
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Ok thanks I'll take a look at the link you gave me.

I'm in no hurry to buy so I'll do some research before doing anything. :)
 
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