I'd rather get myself some akai s60 speakers for a third of that money...

by the way...

these

line

breaks

are

awful

you

shouldn't

have

listened

to

all

those

crying

monkeys

who

wanted

line

breaks

there

surely

was

a

reason

for

disabling

line

breaks

in

a

comments

section

see what I mean?

not entry level speaker..

its better than z5500 in music...
I bought one for $220

please start listening to other pc speakers other than your z5500's..

199 is RRP, it can be had for 150 at amazon...

This different breed of speakers compared to Z-5500, it should be compared to Razer Mako and Aego-M instead of Z-5500 which is not music centric.. if you have listen to music on Z-5500 before, you would agree with me on this..

More over, calling this entry level speakers is misleading, it is actually a premium computer speaker...

It'll be like the Z5500s, which are much the same price and vastly better value for money being 5.1 with an integrated decoder..

The midtones are supposed to be 'fine' on that one too, because the oversized sub covers up deficiencies in the tiny speakers.

Turn the sub off and retest with non bass heavy music. Bet you'll find the sound changes for the worse.

Darn righ, i though they would be in the 60-100 range. For that price you might as well buy a component system and upgrade little by little when better stuff comes out. You guys take your gaming too seriously, go play with yourself.

Logitech Z5500's can be found new for a tenner less, are full 5.1 surround, support coax/optical SPDIF, 6-channel analogue in or 3 separate stereos with fourth line in, headphones out, remote control, loud as you want too with fantastic sound reproduction.

I thought these Gigaworks were gonna be 90 quid tops. I'd never buy these EVER.

"The Ugly
Please stop fiddling with gadgetry and focus on Sound Blaster"

When I read that I seriously starting laughing out loud - completely caught me off guard!

Well done! lol