Logitech X-530 Review - PAGE 1Gabriel Vega - Monday, October 4th, 2004
The big thing for desktop consumers is getting the most for their money and also getting surround sound in the process if possible. Most 5.1 systems in the sub $100 level offer decent performance but nothing to really write home about. Generally suffering from bad highs or a lack of midrange sound. The Logitech X-530's are a new entry into this crowd with an MSRP of $79.99 and they introduce a few new methods to overcome the issues that many value system face. Lets take a look at the specs and see what they bring to the table.
Tech Specs:
Total RMS Power: 70 watts RMS
- Satellites: 45 watts RMS (2x 7.4 watts front, 15.5 watts center, 2x 7.4 watts rear)
- Subwoofer: 25 watts RMS
Frequency Response: 40Hz - 20kHz
Drivers:
- Satellites: (2) 2" drivers per satellite
- Subwoofer 5.25" ported driver
Features:
- Frequency Directed Dual Driver satellite technology
- Matching front & rear satellites to deliver balanced surround sound
- Dedicated center channel
- Dynamic, real-time bass equalization
- Ported subwooder design
- Headphone jack on controling speaker
- Master volume and subwoofer control knobs.
- Rotating satellite speaker stands.
Testing:
Audio Output: Hercules Digifire 7.1
Movies:
Die Hard With a Vengence
Bad Boys 2
Games:
Unreal Tournament 2004
Call of Duty United Offensive Demo
Doom 3