Logitech X-530 5.1 Speaker System
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Logitech X-530 5.1 Speaker System
- 5.1-channel speaker system for PCs, audio receivers, DVD players, or game consoles
- FDD2 satellite technology produces uniform sound field for rich results
- Dedicated center channel enhances dialogue
- Master volume and subwoofer level controls for convenient access
- 70 watts total system power (7.4 watts x 4, plus 15.5-watt center speaker and 25-watt subwoofer)
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Plug the Logitech X-530 into your PC, music player, DVD player, or even your PlayStation or Xbox game console and immerse yourself in clean, crisp, consistent surround sound from your games, movies, and more. The high-tech subwoofer adjusts itself dynamically to deliver distortion-free bass. And the five wall-mountable satellite speakers use Logitech's patented FDD2 technology to eliminate the uneven sound response created by conventional dual-driver designs. The result: a clear, uniform sound field without the "hot spots" and inconsistency of other dual-driver satellites.
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The high-tech subwoofer adjusts itself dynamically to deliver distortion-free bass. And the five wall-mountable satellite speakers use Logitech´s patented FDD2 technology to eliminate the uneven sound response created by conventional dual-driver designs. The result: a clear, uniform sound field without the "hot spots" and inconsistency of other dual-driver satellites.
Get the most from your games and movies with the adrenaline-pumping surround sound of the Logitech X-530 5.1 Speaker System. Its subwoofer and satellites use the latest technological advances to ensure consistent audio at any volume.
Plug the Logitech X-530 into your PC, music player, DVD player, or even your PlayStation® or Xbox® game console and immerse yourself in clean, crisp, consistent surround sound from your games, movies, and more.
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- Frequency Directed Dual Driver (FDD2) satellite technology produces a uniform sound field for full, rich sound
- Matching front & rear satellites deliver balanced surround sound
- Dedicated center channel makes dialogue clear and intelligible.
- Dynamic, real-time bass equalization maximizes bass response while minimizing distortion
- Ported subwoofer design displaces more air for deeper bass
- Headphone jack enables private listening
- Master volume and subwoofer level controls placed for quick, convenient access
- Satellite speaker stands rotate for easy wall mounting
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Logitech X-530 5.1 Speaker System
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- Platforms: Not Machine Specific
- Publisher: Logitech
- Label: Logitech
- Studio: Logitech
- Average Customer Review: based on 180 reviews
- Sales Rank in Electronics: #12503
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Summary: Pedestrian, low quality. 2010-02-05
Comment: The speakers are sad for music, no dimension in the mid range, thumping bass. I strain to find any of the harmonies in selected pieces of music....individual instruments are impossible to define. The tremble hurts my ears to turn it up in my equalizer, but without it, the resultant music is mushy. I can't recommend these speakers...and my system is accurately set, it isn't my software!
Customer Rating: 
Summary: A great buy, but it's a little noisy! 2010-01-19
Comment: The Logitech X-530 5.1 Speaker System is a great buy for both the price and the quality. However, there was one strange problem! Just like any speakers, they would pick up reception from a radio. Though, unlike most speakers, the Logitech X-530 5.1 Speaker System played back the intercepted radio transmission so clearly that it would sometimes make it difficult to listen to videos and music. This could just be a personal problem as of where I'm located and whether or not my cell phone is too close to the speakers. It's not worth not buying the speakers, because they're great, but if you don't like hearing the comforting noise of Spanish radio playing in the background, you're out of luck!
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Best Speakers for the Price 2009-12-10
Comment: These speakers are easy to hook up. Everything is color coded. The speakers are wall-mountable, but not the center channel. I wish the center channel could sit on your monitor, or be wall-mountable. I read some reviews that complain about the weak mesh over the satellites. They do seem weak, but none of them have ever ripped for the time I've had these.
The subwoofer is definitely overpowering if you turn the subwoofer control all the way up. The subwoofer knob is on the back of the subwoofer, definitely inconvenient. Also, the lowest setting is still sometimes overpowering for some songs. There is also an annoying port noise when the speakers are turned up. The subwoofer can shake walls and desks. Not very much, but if you're playing some music pretty loudly, and you put your hand on the wall, it will be vibrating.
The main speaker with controls is your front right speaker. This is a bit inconvenient, because if you wall-mount it, you have to reach over to control the volume. It would be better if there was a little control pad with volume and bass control. Also, there is a headphone jack on the main speaker, which is definitely convenient, but the thing about it is that when you plug in headphones, the volume knob nor the power button on the main speaker don't do anything for the headphone jack. Because of that, I have to go into my computer's volume settings.
The satellite speakers will tip over if nudged a little bit. They don't stand up very well, but they are pretty sturdy, because I've knocked over my speakers plenty of times, and they all work fine. The rear speaker wires are too short, but that can be fixed with cheap extension cords from RadioShack or somewhere else. I believe the rear speaker wires are 15 feet. I'm not sure though.
Now for the purpose of the speakers. These speaker have a pretty nice sound. The subwoofer definitely blends in nicely with the satellites. Though, I have to say they do lack a little bit of midrange. If you're not an audiophile it won't bother you at all. For movies, the center channel does help. All of the dialogue comes out of it. I guess it's supposed to represent a person talking to you from the front. The subwoofer is wonderful for action movies. All the explosions and bangs that come out of the subwoofer make you feel like you're really there.
These speakers are excellent for gaming. When someone walks behind you, the footstep sounds will come out of your rear speakers, then you will know instantly that they're there.
Pros:
Easy Setup
Good Sound Quality
Durable Speakers
Wall-mountable
Headphone Jack
Subwoofer Control
Cons:
Subwoofer dial is located on the back of the subwoofer
Rear speaker wires are too short
Subwoofer Port Noise
Center channel is not wall-mountable/monitor-mountable
Satellites fall over easily
I still give these speakers 5 stars because the pros make up for the cons.
I most definitely recommend these speakers to anyone who is looking for a 5.1 set in this price range.
The subwoofer is definitely overpowering if you turn the subwoofer control all the way up. The subwoofer knob is on the back of the subwoofer, definitely inconvenient. Also, the lowest setting is still sometimes overpowering for some songs. There is also an annoying port noise when the speakers are turned up. The subwoofer can shake walls and desks. Not very much, but if you're playing some music pretty loudly, and you put your hand on the wall, it will be vibrating.
The main speaker with controls is your front right speaker. This is a bit inconvenient, because if you wall-mount it, you have to reach over to control the volume. It would be better if there was a little control pad with volume and bass control. Also, there is a headphone jack on the main speaker, which is definitely convenient, but the thing about it is that when you plug in headphones, the volume knob nor the power button on the main speaker don't do anything for the headphone jack. Because of that, I have to go into my computer's volume settings.
The satellite speakers will tip over if nudged a little bit. They don't stand up very well, but they are pretty sturdy, because I've knocked over my speakers plenty of times, and they all work fine. The rear speaker wires are too short, but that can be fixed with cheap extension cords from RadioShack or somewhere else. I believe the rear speaker wires are 15 feet. I'm not sure though.
Now for the purpose of the speakers. These speaker have a pretty nice sound. The subwoofer definitely blends in nicely with the satellites. Though, I have to say they do lack a little bit of midrange. If you're not an audiophile it won't bother you at all. For movies, the center channel does help. All of the dialogue comes out of it. I guess it's supposed to represent a person talking to you from the front. The subwoofer is wonderful for action movies. All the explosions and bangs that come out of the subwoofer make you feel like you're really there.
These speakers are excellent for gaming. When someone walks behind you, the footstep sounds will come out of your rear speakers, then you will know instantly that they're there.
Pros:
Easy Setup
Good Sound Quality
Durable Speakers
Wall-mountable
Headphone Jack
Subwoofer Control
Cons:
Subwoofer dial is located on the back of the subwoofer
Rear speaker wires are too short
Subwoofer Port Noise
Center channel is not wall-mountable/monitor-mountable
Satellites fall over easily
I still give these speakers 5 stars because the pros make up for the cons.
I most definitely recommend these speakers to anyone who is looking for a 5.1 set in this price range.
Customer Rating:
Summary: excellent for the price 2009-08-28
Comment: For $50-60, this system is excellent. All thats needed is a Y cable (any Radioshack for 10 dollars) to connect these speakers to your stereo out/headphone jack on a computer/laptop.
Sound quality is absolutely fine. Its not Bose perfect, but it is very clear and crisp. I used it in a dorm room, and got complaints for the bass two floors down in concrete brick walls. Have been blasting them daily for three years and they sound just as they did brand new, and the bass is hitting just as well. The surround sound is not very impressive, and I set up the speakers around the room but this did not make a huge difference in sound. Still, sound is excellent and loud enough, and overall has been the best investment in computer speakers.
Sound quality is absolutely fine. Its not Bose perfect, but it is very clear and crisp. I used it in a dorm room, and got complaints for the bass two floors down in concrete brick walls. Have been blasting them daily for three years and they sound just as they did brand new, and the bass is hitting just as well. The surround sound is not very impressive, and I set up the speakers around the room but this did not make a huge difference in sound. Still, sound is excellent and loud enough, and overall has been the best investment in computer speakers.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Speakers 2009-08-20
Comment: First i must say i heisted when it came to buying these but i must say i was VERY impressed with the performance of these speakers i would recommend any to get these speakers, THEY ROCK, the bass treble and everything sound so SMOOOOOTHHHHH. Once you hear these speakers you would never go back to the simple 2.1 sound. I LOVE MY SPEAKERS. I recommend these speakers to any one.