Logitech G51 5.1 Surround Sound Speakers
Bring your games to life with 360-degree surround sound. Your games are meant to be experienced in surround sound. Now hear your enemies sneaking up behind you, and listen for action in every direction.Frequency Directed Dual Driver (FDD2) sound technology creates a uniform soundfield anywhere in the room. FDD2 eliminates the hot spots and uneven response of conventional dual-driver design.Matrix mode creates 5.1 surround sound from 2-channel stereo sound sources such as music or legacy games.
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Logitech G51 5.1 Surround Sound Speakers Reviews
I am satisfied with the quality of the speakers, play call of duty 4 every day at lunch and after dinner with some friends, and it really makes the game play that much better.
Above all, this is the surround sound you want. I sadly found out that even an intergrated sound card that supports it still doesnt sound right so i bought a new creative sound card. Ignore all those bad reviews these speakers are the best ones especially for the price.The sound is unbelievably crisp and the bass is perfect. The only downside is that you need to have a computer that is compatible with 5.1 surround sound. There is no point in getting the z5500 its just unneccesary.
Control box is well designed, easy to use. Color-coded setup. Strong cables to the surround speakers is nice, an improvement over my last set of speakers. The ability to hang the center speaker on my monitor is a plus. Speakers work for all my movie/gaming surround sound needs.
They really detract from music in my opinion. Gaming is excellent with it, hearing bullets behind you, etc. It also has 2 matrix modes, redirecting the sound to better suit what you are using it for. I had a problem when I first got the speakers, but it was my configuration settings in Windows. I have an older Samsung DVD 5.1 which I now hate, due to its underpowered Subwoofer and crackling speakers. The ability to adjust the volume of the sub, center, and surround speakers helps a lot.
It is controlled by 1 control pad, which is very simple to use. This system is built around the subwoofer, with all the ports on the back of it. So I decided to get this speaker system. Be sure that your sound card has 3 outputs that support surround sound, otherwise, this system is pointless. Also the satellite speaker wires are a bit too shot, but you can extend them with some small adapters from Radio Shack. I had to take pictures off my wall, as I was afraid they would fall.
You can also create custom artwork to make the speakers look different. It has multiple inputs, for Red/White RCA connectors, which I use for my Xbox. I can hear music anywhere in my house as well. Gaming is excellent with it. They are of course, optional.
And it has a microphone and a headphone jack on the control panel. I just bought a new Dell XPS M1530, which has 5.1 surround sound support. The sub is amazing. My biggest complaint would be the matrix modes.
Sound quality is amazing, ranging to classical, to hardcore metal.
exactly what i needed. I haven't hooked it up to a television set yet and i don't really plan on it, but i'm sure they would do well, especially for gaming too. Cons: the bass is really heavy (which isn't really a con if you think about it, but i have to turn mine way down). They fit fine on my desk and don't clutter anything, they produce clear nice sound, even at high levels. The speakers are really awesome. (i just have two headphone jacks and that let me use the 4 surround speakers, and it still sounds amazing). Pros: The speakers are just perfect for my small dorm room. BEWARE you have to have a sound card (or other form of mutliple jacks) if you want to hook these speakers up on a computer for true surround sound.
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