Logitech z-5500, Klipsch IFI, Audioengine 5, or Swans M200?

[ksteltenpohl]

On strictly sound quality, which system would you buy for your computer for listening to music?
Other recommendations??

 

[Sheep]

If bass isn't a requirement, I would say its between the Swans and Audioengines.

SheepStar

 

[WorldLeader]

Bass wise though... Logitech hands down. I really enjoy it for movies and games, and it holds its own for music, although it won't be as smooth as some of the "real" speaker options out there.

 

[anamorphic96]

I heard the Audioengine 5's a week a go and there pretty impressive. There better than everything you listed except for the iFi. But the iFi is not made anymore.

 

[Nuglets]

Here's a demo of the Logitech system...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yisASQ9sEqI

Here's another one lol...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JC68MF4cS0o&mode=user&search=

And an even better one...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYHBw4ki6ns&mode=related&search=...I wonder if that's how he listens to it?

 

[ichigo]

You know your priorities for audio are not quite "audio" related when the majority of the time you spend with your speaker system is either watching the sub cone bouncing or zooming in and out on the Logitech symbol on the decoder box.

 

[Nuglets]

I know right...I think I almost died of laughter watching those videos.

 

[Sheep]

For the record, those Logitech systems are GREAT bang for the buck, but the sats have a fatiguing factor. I like the subs just fine, little boomy.

I used to own the Z2200s which had an 8inch subwoofer that was build just like that 10inch. Giant flared port (never heard port noise) and the system as a whole could reach insanely loud levels and still remain clean. I used it outside for parties and it would easily fill my backyard with stupidly loud music. If you have the money and don't mind the sats, they're great speakers.

SheepStar