...yeah, I have to agree with a few of the other reviewers that the one-driver sats simply don't deliver much midrange. That's fairly common with a single full-range driver actually. Most casual listeners and gamers will not really mind or notice, a more serious music listener might. What I did was replace the sats with a small pair of 2-way bookshelf speakers I had lying around with a separate tweeter and woofer, and presto! Much much more enjoyable.
The other key is, having a decent soundcard behind this system. I started off with a Creative external USB card. When I replaced it with the 26 dollar Chaintech av710, the sound improved tenfold: much more detailed and clearer.
Finally, experiment with subwoofer placement. Putting the sub near a corner or against a wall can make it a lot boomier, so pulling it out further or turning the driver to point away from you can help.
The main advantage of using this system is the power you get from the sub (I usually have my sub volume at 25-50%) and the simpicity of hooking it straight to your computer's sound card. It's got plenty of juice to run my bookshelves, which are twice as big as the OEM sats. For the price that this system is going now, it's a steal for anyone on a budget.Get more detail about Logitech Z-2300 THX-Certified 200-Watt 2.1 Speaker System (Silver).
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