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I am planning to purchase the Logitech Z560 speaker system this weekend, along with a SB Audigy (X)gamer to go along with it. My question is this. How does "surround sound" work with MSTS? Does it have a true surround effect or is MSTS not dubbed for surround sound? Anyone have surround speakers (maybe the model Im speaking of) and have a brief review? Or even the sound card combination? Let me know. Zac
Botkins, OH
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All I can say is...... You Will Be very Very Very Very Very Very Very very Very Very Very (40 minutes later) Very Very Very Spoiled... I have that same combo.. not only does it shake the house.. along with the windows... the sound is so clear and rich that you'll never go back to the standard speakers... it is also great as a home Threater system or just for blasting MP3s to the point where the neighbors complain, althought, I perfer play BVE with the system, MSTS sounds very good as well and it is a very much worth the money... NOTE: make sure when you hook up the system to follow the instructions VERY CAREFULLY.. I made the mistake on that and blew a fuse in the sub...also turn the volume on low..the nob is very touch to movement.. so before you know it.. the house is shaking.. you will rarely ever use more then half....
Brian E. Bundridge
Founder - Evergreen Tracks
Seattle, Washington
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