Logitech Z-2300 2 Speakers

The Bottom Line: Get these speakers because they are the best in it's price category ($50-100)! I don't think you can find better for that price.

Review: I was hesitant to buy these initially due to the mixed reviews at Cnet.com, especially the ones complaining about the lack of midrange. But I was in quite a predicament. I gave my old speakers to my mom and was in the market for some new...

The Bottom Line: I would get these again in a heartbeat because they offer great sound and are easy to use

Review: For the longest time all I had were my laptop speakers. While there were ok there was a limit on how loud I could get my music. A friend of mine had to older version of these speakers and he loved his, so I decided to pick a set on my own. It was...

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for very high end sound, buy a 5 piece speaker sound system for many hundreds of dollars. For the money, this is a great speaker system.

Review: I reviewed several sites before buying these speakers. CNET.com, Epinions, ZDNET.com among others. The major drawback that I was able to discern from those users who were unhappy related mainly to the midrange problem. Others, who responded to these...

The Bottom Line: If this is the price range you are working with, you can't do better than this set of speakers. They are fantastic!

Review: First thing's first, these are some great speakers. I bought them because I heard they were the best, and so far, I cant disagree with everything I've heard. They look great, sound great, and are easy to use. When I first plugged them in, I ran...

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend these speakers because they sound beyond exceptional, will get louder than a sane person will play them, and are ridiculously low-priced. Can I give them six stars?

Review: I am going to be starting a new job soon and wanted to get some decent speakers for listening to music while I work. I also need good speakers because I do a fair amount of loops based tracks in Apple's "Garage Band" for use in a live music setting...

The Bottom Line: For the price you can't go wrong. The klipsch 2.1 set is the only thing that compares, but that starts at about $150.

Review: I just ripped the packaging of my set of brand new Logitech z2300 2.1 Audio System. Now I say system because this set compares to the alpine audio system I have installed in my car. I paid $100 after shipping from www.pagecomputers.com. I listen to...

Review: I bought these speakers on the advice of a sober-speaking salesman. They work but sound grotesque. The bass is exaggerated until you turn it off, and then the speakers sound empty. The sound is loud and crude, or quiet an dead. Unless you dream...

The Bottom Line: Get this if you want loud and crispy sound. If you re not after almost perfect sound go for something cheaper.

Review: I had the Logitech X-230, quite cheap. When I installed the Z-2300 I clearly saw a difference in the sound quality. The bass has more feeling and the treble is awesome! Using them a full day with many kinds of music, Rap, R&B, Salsa, Trance, Tribal...

The Bottom Line: I recommend these to anyone who appreciates good sound and enjoys playing games and annoying their neighbours!

Review: RRP: $299 NZD
Total RMS ouput: 200 Watts
RMS power per satellite: 40 Watts
RMS power subwoofer: 120 Watts
Quoted frequency response: 20kHz-35Hz
Signal-To-Noise Ratio: 100dB
Satellites: One 2.5" phase plug driver
Sub: One 8"...

Review: If you want loud, boomy, and completely muddy sounding bass, then these speakers are for you. I purchased these speakers, hooked them up, and listened to a variety of music. The sound was absolutely horrible. I couldn't disconnect them and return...