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If you buy this for a grand, you're an idiot...the LATEST version of this system goes for 4hundy and that's direct from the Manufacturer.

I, like alot of people, eagerly awaited my arrival of this system. I am quite pleased with the system, but there are a few things I am not fond of.PROS: VERY LOUD, very good to use as a home theatre system, the control box is very easy to use and the rotary knob is very precise. The subwoofer is HUGE and will shake the room, or in my case, the entire dormitory. Speaker quality is very clear, even when pushed to the limits. The price was astonishing for 1000 watts of power, although, I did not order it from Amazon.CONS: The subwoofer is huge, thus it does not play rock music very well, as it has no 'kick'. It does play rap, hip hop, or anything where the bass drops ASTONISHINGLY, but this doesnt help me too much. At low volumes, you can hear the sub, but it is not very defined because its so big that it needs alot more power to get it working in its efficiency range. Also, I was wishing that there was a seperate 'subwoofer volume' and 'main volume'. There is a subwoofer control, but that only works like a bass control, playing the bass deeper, but not necessarily louder. In order to get the loud bass, the main speakers also get quite loud, but at the parties we have here, bass is what gets people moving, not high-frequencies.VERDICT: Although I am still pleased with the system, I do not think that it rivals Kiplisch Ultra line of speakers. My roommate has Kiplisch Ultra 2.1's, and although my sound quality is better, and louder, his subwoofer makes up for the difference, easily…

What can I say. I wish I had read more online reviews before I purchased. When I received the package, I unpacked it, hooked it up, paying close attention to the wiring, and started using it. They DO sound great, but after about 40 minutes, they shut down entirely. When I called their customer service department, a Klipsch service tech said the problem was likely a blown amplifier, and I should return it. A pain, and now I'm stuck paying the shipping, I think....

The Audioengine A5+ speakers provide outstanding audio right out of the box. After a reasonable break in period, I am confident that these speakers will sound incredible. The build quality of the speakers is first-rate. I am very pleased with these speakers; I upgraded from the Audioengine A2s -- which I really liked. The A5s do not disappoint (and I am very finicky when it comes to audio quality). Highly recommended.

I'm using this system for my home theater setup and it has more than enough inputs for what I currently need. The speakers and the receiver are all very small and discreet making them easy to blend into the living room.The sound is very good and you would have to go to speakers in the $1000+ range for better clarity and dynamic range. The wireless rears are really convenient and I've had no problems with them so far.One annoying this is that the status light(red on standby and blue when on) is very big and bright making is somewhat intrusive in a home theater setup. To get around it we've had to place the light behind a pillar in the TV stand.Overall I'm really satisfied with the system, definitely the best bang for the buck and a much better alternative to those home theater in a box type offering.

I bought the Audyssey Lower East Side Audio Dock Air speaker and the Libratone Live to compare. Both were super convenient, but there was no contest in sound quality. Sadly the Libratone is quite a bit more expensive than the Audio Dock, but for buyers who can make the leap in price point know that you'll likely be pleased.

The sound quality will blow you away. I no longer have to mess with the equalizer because all frequencies are well represented with these speakers. The Atlas excursion is amazing and a sub is not necessary. I turned the bass up about 70% in the rear button and it does not distort even at high volume. The aluminum tweeter sizzles with the best treble I have heard on computer speakers. The mids are smooth as well.But to really put these speakers over the top I added an Infinity PS38 sub (8in, 300w) crossed at about 60hz and the system feels and sounds amazing in a 12x12 ft office.I'm giving it a 5 star review because the sound is so great, which is all I care about.But most people would really object to a price of 1K, even an amazon sale of $777. Other cons include the fact that the tweeter grille has very wide gaps which allow you (or your kids) to stick their fingers and easily cause a dent in the extremely thin tweeter membrane. The Atlas woofer membrane is hard so that would not appear to be a problem. I would also have loved to have the bass control on the front of the speaker as well as an LED light control.Again, the sound quality is best out there for speakers this size.

I'd like to start by asking why some of you have given this system bad reviews because you couldn't hook your computer or whatever up correctly. Don't punish the product because of a lack of research on your part! Download the manual or read the product description - it clearly states that "The control module features a standard analog stereo audio input and two digital audio inputs--one coaxial and one Toslink optical." There's no mention of multichannel analog inputs, so if you don't have optical or coaxial digital outputs, don't buy it!Or, do what I did...purchase a Creative SoundBlaster MP3+. This little device attaches to your computer via USB and allows output (and input) of a pure optical digital stream. Hook an optical cable between it and the Klipsch's disk and voila, Dolby Digital from your computer. The external SoundBlaster Live!, SoundBlaster Audigy 2, and Philips Aurilium also will work.On to the system itself. I also have a Creative T5400, but I wanted something with a Dolby Digital decoder so I could hook them up to my laptop as a cheap home theatre setup. I bought this Klipsch on sale for $130, and it fits the bill.Some complain about hiss - I'm experiencing noise too, but it's more of a whine with a slight bit of hiss, more pronounced when I'm using the analog input. It might be due to the electrical quality, too...my Creatives never hissed at school, but in my new apartment, I get noise through them. Noisy electrical power from the outlets can cause…

The Bose Companion 5 speakers have the best sound I have heard on any set of computer speakers. The glowing praises given by many of the other reviewers are right on target.I do listen to most of my music through these speakers, which are connected to my one year old Alienware computer. And if that was all I needed from my speakers, I could not be happier.However, as a person who also spends more than 30 hours a week using other USB devices, including a Plantronics headset, a Wacom drawing tablet, a scanner/printer, mouse and keyboard, I would not recommend these speakers for the simple reason that the Bose speakers take a very large amount of USB bandwith. Before I owned these speakers, I was not aware that USB bandwith would ever be a problem.Practically speaking, I cannot fully use programs like Ventrillo while I play online games (WOW and WAR); I cannot listen to music with WMP while using any voice messaging program (MS Messenger); and I cannot listen to music while using my Wacom tablet with programs like PAINT and such.I do give this product 4 stars, though I still waver over whether I should give it only 3. By the way, this issue is acknowledged by BOSE on their web site, with no work around given, other than to limit the use of any other USB device.

I did extensive research before purchasing the Creative Ziisound T6 (vs) Bose Cinemate GS II Series. I did live comparison between these 2 product. Both gave same sound response for High,mid and low range of songs. Watching Movies also gave same output. Bose was 250$ more than creative T6.I'm using this Audio system for past 20 day. I use to listen music and watch movies each day. Here is my finding.1. Very Deep base (knocks down my wall)2. Amazing Crisp highs.3. Loud vocals.4. Rich mids & High ranges.5. Pure wireless and Crystal clear audio output (good range, No distortion, output like wired, easy connectivity, one click connect.)6. Virtual Surrond sound works pertty good. Work good for movies. (need USB wired connection, wire is included with pack.)Really great sounding equipment from real high end companies and spend a fortune on their electronics. I'm using this system as my Home theater system.From the acoustic space, structure and skin, every element is carefully crafted together to transcend its electro-acoustical soul to become a true piece of art. Each subtle nuance is drawn out by balancing the subjective feedback of the human ears and objective equipment measurement. Ultimately this Ziisound delivers the universal sonic vocabulary of precision, accuracy and audiophile-smoothness.

I have owned several speakers for use primarily in sound editing/audio production.These have destroyed everything I have compared them too! By far best quality sound. Bose? haha! yeah right!!!These are more pro audio than pc speakers.For the price you cant go wrong. Absolutely love these!

I bought my Z-4 system to replace an older Altec 2.1 system that lacked a volume control and headphone jack. The Altec was less expensive, but its sound was significantly better.The Z-4 system has a muffled mid-range, poor transient response, and relatively high subwoofer distortion. Subwoofer position makes a significant difference in perceived bass response. Imaging is average, with a limited sound stage. To be sure, the Z-4 beats any 2.0 system I've heard, but even with a high quality sound card and graphic equalizer, I am unable to make it sound "right."If you don't have high expectations for sound quality, you will appreciate the unit's attractive satellites, good fit and finish, easy hook-up, and convenient control module. If your primary objective is good sound, though, the Z-4 is probably not for you.

Weighs less than a pound.Measures 7" x 3.5" x 1.4"Comes with an AC adapterRequires 4 "AAA"s if not using Ac adapterPros:-Loud enough for it size. Decent sound and base. Certainly louder than my Creative TravelSound 400 Portable Speaker System.-Love the slide cover design-Sleek looking.-Unlike the Creative Travelsound, the speakers have grills to protect it.-Rubber footing prevents it from sliding off the table.Cons:-Battery compartment is somewhat difficult to place and remove batteries. Opening the compartment is also not a piece of cake.-Awkward placement of the power input and audio jack. You have to unplug both to close the lid.-one of the toughest bubble product case I have struggled opening. Be careful cutting your fingers.-batteries not includedOff button? Press the "+" and "-" buttons at the same time.This appeared at least 3 times on Amazon Goldbox (Around 39$)

I just got my Bose Companion 3 Series II speakers and so far so good. I did all the leg work shopped around and listened to different speaker systems. While there are some decent ones out there for a little less money, I settled for the Bose Companion 3.I live in a high-rise apartment, so getting a high-end amplifier and speakers just means that they would hardly ever be used to their full potential, unless I wanted to have very upset neighbors. Most of my music is now in my iPod and laptop and I needed a way to set it free throughout the house while respecting my neighbors. The Bose speakers are just perfect, I was between the Companion 3 and Companion 5, I finally settled for the Companion 3, given that the 5's added features (Surround sound 5.1 emulation) were really intended for movies, I don't watch many movies on my laptop (about 2 per year) so it seemed like it was not worth spending the extra $150 for me. When it comes to listening to MP3/ACC music I really can't tell the difference between the Companion 3 and 5, so the choice was clear for me the 3.I have not had any static issues or anything similar with my speakers, they were very easy to setup and I was up and running in about 3 minutes. The control pod/puck is pretty cool also. It does not feel cheap, but rather sturdy and high-end.So if you live in an apartment and your music is in your iPod and or Laptop, spend a little extra and spoil yourself a little with these speakers, you will not regret it.

I agree with the post above by Matthew Lutz Kuckkahn "PC GAMER GEEK" and can't add a whole lot. I haven't played games with these yet, I play music and have a Rhapsody account. These speakers are awesome. The sound quality is better than my Bose Wave system that I paid 5 times as much for.