laptop sound system
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Kage
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I'm not annoyed though *smashes the glass in his hand*, jk 
At least we came to the same discion as each other and settled on those makes, suggesting that they are the best brands to look out for, huh? hehe
p.s. though you have no excuse for posting the same things 9 mins after hehe, it would have been fine a few seconds after...
At least we came to the same discion as each other and settled on those makes, suggesting that they are the best brands to look out for, huh? hehe
p.s. though you have no excuse for posting the same things 9 mins after hehe, it would have been fine a few seconds after...
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well guys, back to the point, lol which wud u get or neither
creative= http://www.gladiatorcomputers.com/support/index.php?page=22&code=SPKCREPT2900
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logitech = http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/prod...2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=74744
ther both bout the same price
creative= http://www.gladiatorcomputers.com/support/index.php?page=22&code=SPKCREPT2900
or
logitech = http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/prod...2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=74744
ther both bout the same price
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They are both good,
though the signal to noise ratio of the Logitech = 96 db is actually better than the Creatives = 80 db (decibel) so the sound will be clearer on the Logitech it seems (higher means better). As for the bass response, 40 is okay for a system like that (mine achieves 45).
The other difference is that the Creative has a lower wattage on the sub = 17W compared to 20 on the Logitech so that should be more powerful all in all.
But I'd say they are both about equal to the ear. I guess it all depends on the looks now.
They should both be about the same price too, though I'd go for the Logitech if it's not much more
Plus the Logitech has a seperate headphone jack on the unit so you don't have to unplug the whole speaker system from the computer if you wanted to have it quiet
though the signal to noise ratio of the Logitech = 96 db is actually better than the Creatives = 80 db (decibel) so the sound will be clearer on the Logitech it seems (higher means better). As for the bass response, 40 is okay for a system like that (mine achieves 45).
The other difference is that the Creative has a lower wattage on the sub = 17W compared to 20 on the Logitech so that should be more powerful all in all.
But I'd say they are both about equal to the ear. I guess it all depends on the looks now.
They should both be about the same price too, though I'd go for the Logitech if it's not much more
Plus the Logitech has a seperate headphone jack on the unit so you don't have to unplug the whole speaker system from the computer if you wanted to have it quiet
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erm suspose up to £45, cud be pushed if it is worth it!!
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For a good system you want these qualities:
A good signal to noise ratio (higher is better)
A good bass range on the subwoofer (lower is better)
A tweeter/midrange speaker in one unit if you can find one (adds to a clearer sound)
A good make (Design matters in speakers, as a tiny flaw can send soundwaves the wrong way, distort them and anything else)
A good signal to noise ratio (higher is better)
A good bass range on the subwoofer (lower is better)
A tweeter/midrange speaker in one unit if you can find one (adds to a clearer sound)
A good make (Design matters in speakers, as a tiny flaw can send soundwaves the wrong way, distort them and anything else)
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oops just read more carfeullu delete comment
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