Logitech Z-2300 THX-Certified 200-Watt 2.1 Speaker System (Silver) Immediately

Logitech Z-2300

When my second set of Klipsch ProMedias crapped out on me, I decided to switch brands. To Klipsch's credit, I did receive a brand new 4.1 system when their warranty only required them to cover a new subwoofer/power supply. The two Klipsch systems together lasted about four or five years. I started with a 4.1 system and eventually speakers broke down, reducing the system to a 2.1 in its final year.

I took a gamble on the Logitech Z-2300 2.1 speaker system, and I'm glad I did. While the subwoofer's bass isn't as thumpy as Klipsch's, the satellite speakers produce a clear sound without nearly as much distortion as Klipsch. I also don't hear that "Klipsch Hiss" that always bothered me with my ProMedias.

The many positive reviews and excellent price tag attracted me the most. So far, I'm happy. The satellite speakers do not command nearly as much desk space as my old ProMedias. The subwoofer is just as huge and heavy, but I'm used to having a monster woofer. I like that the speakers connect via RCAs instead of open-ended speaker wire. The Z-2300s are also more useful than the ProMedias. They easily connect to almost any video game console. I like that the remote control isn't on the speakers as it is with Klipsch's ProMedias. I like having the remote within reach and comfortably positioned. The oversized volume dial is nice as well. To use the on/off switch, you push down; with the ProMedias, you push forward to turn the speakers on and off, and often the main satellite (the one with the on/off switch) slides backwards and the speakers don't shut off. The position of the headphone jack on the Z-2300s is also nice.

I recommend Logitech's Z-2300 2.1 Speaker System for your computer or video game console. You get fairly high quality sound for a great price. If you can forgive the muddy subwoofer, you'll be happy, indeed.Get more detail about Logitech Z-2300 THX-Certified 200-Watt 2.1 Speaker System (Silver).