Looking for Logitech Z-5500 PC Speakers

[davidj]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16836121120

Instead of buying a used Klipsch ProMedia Ultra 5.1 setup I think I might settle for the Logitech Z-5500. It looks pretty good and has a 10" sub so it'd REALLY have to suck to not be good.

Right now I'm seeing them for $260-$300 + shipping so if anyone sees them on a site that I might not know about then HOLLAR!

[formulanerd]

the z-5500 are pretty sweet, they rival more expensive home theater setups.

[easilyobsessed]

They are $250 from Dell. Do you get any additional discount on products from Dell? Of course, tax = teh suck.

I got my Z-680's about 5 years ago from Dell. They had the best price back then (including shipping and tax). The 680's have been a great purchase. My only complaint would be that they are bass heavy and my control pod died on me 2 years ago (but Logitech had a brand new complete set at my door within two days.:up:).

[davidj]

Awesome. I'm seeing they're $211 right now from Dell. I've gotta find out if I can get any more off. :D

[mstrpth]

you might try comp usa. i bought that exact setup on sell (and tax free when it was a tax free weekend) a few months back. i'm very happy with the speakers though! deff. worth the money imo

[davidj]

you might try comp usa. i bought that exact setup on sell (and tax free when it was a tax free weekend) a few months back. i'm very happy with the speakers though! deff. worth the money imoWould you say that the sound is full and "bright" enough. The thing that scares me about cube speakers is that they won't have enough mid-range in them but I figure with a nice 10" woofer that thing should be able to fill in good.

[mstrpth]

i'm more than happy with mine. i mean its not as good as an indep. powered sub that you would find with good sur. sound systems, but all in all, i would buy it again if i had to!