The more I listen to these speakers the more I like them. I've used the Altec ACS30 system for several years, and it produces very clean, satisfactory 2.1 sound. When I realized I was spending way more time listening to music at my pc desk than through my living room stereo, I decided to seek something a bit closer to an audiophile-grade set-up. When I first heard these Logitechs I wondered about the midrange issues mentioned in several reviews here -- these speakers didn't seem as bright as the ACS30's out of the box. But I soon began to notice new layers of sound and musicality in the mp3 collection stored on my hard drive, as if these speakers had opened up a wider tonal range rather than just a more insistent midrange. Within a couple of days I realized my onboard AC97 audio wasn't quite adequate any more, that these speakers really showed up the limitations of onboard audio. Therefore, keeping with my goal of a truly hi-fi listening experience, I've ordered the Creative X-Fi Xtreme Music card and I'm eager to hear the result. But these speakers by themselves will make you hear your digital music collection with new vitality and subtlety. I don't play PC games -- just music, so this 2.1 system is perfect for my needs. I was happy with the Altecs, thrilled with the Logitechs.Get more detail about Logitech Z-2300 THX-Certified 200-Watt 2.1 Speaker System (Silver).
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