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Let the bass pump through the 185-watt subwoofer. At 53 watts (RMS) each, four satellites and a center channel provide crystal-clear midrange and highs. Don't forget the built-in Dolby Digital and DTS hardware decoding. Connect the Z-680 directly to a PC sound card, Xbox, PlayStation 2, DVD player, satellite receiver or other Dolby-ready source and get a true surround experience. You can also get 5.1 surround from a stereo input through the advanced Dolby Pro Logic II system. Best of all, you can connect up to four audio sources simultaneously, while accessing each one at the touch of a button. Newest Review: ... the RMS is 505 watts with a max of 1000 watts!!! That’s a lot of power, the break out box is the hub of all the inputs with ... more |
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by jiffk - written on 03/11/04 (Useful, 451 readings)
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I wasn’t sure if I should when I ordered these speakers, £240 odd pounds is a lot to spend on a set of pc speakers, but as mine blew up it was a necessity (that’s what I told myself anyway). When I got the box I was amazed, they didn’t look that big in the picture. Then when I got them out and quickly set them up on the floor I knew where my money had gone. I wont go into much detail on the technical specs but the RMS is 505 watts with a max of 1000 watts!!! That’s a lot of power, the break out box is the hub of all the inputs with the speakers them selves bi-wired into amp on the back of the sub. The box has so many features, with 4 inputs in total. 2 being ...



