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One is a theater system for $220 and one is a Sound bar with a big subwoofer for $189. Which will sound better and have better bass? I play PS3 games and watch a lot of blu rays and music concerts. CNET has the sound bar at the TOP 5 home audio items EVER. They didn't even review the other system.
What are the major differences, I want awesome sound! Both have the same connections. Both are almost the same price so I wanna make a good decision. PLEASE HELP! Thanks!
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It depends. You need to post the model # of each or the specs. Not sure what you mean by theater system. Is it a receiver with speakers? If so, then I would go with that because you will have the ability to connect more components in the future. Soundbars usually only have 1 input. But like I stated earlier it's hard to choose without any info
It depends. You need to post the model # of each or the specs. Not sure what you mean by theater system. Is it a receiver with speakers? If so, then I would go with that because you will have the ability to connect more components in the future. Soundbars usually only have 1 input. But like I stated earlier it's hard to choose without any info
Logitech z3113 vs Creative inspire t3130?
Sidharth
I am stuck between these 2 speakers.Both have same price range.Total RMS rating is 25w for two of them.But frequency range for creative is 40 hz-20,000 hz and logitech got 48 hz-20,000 hz. Does this mean that creative makes more bass?
I am a bass lover.please tell me which speaker give me more clean bass with less distortion.
please answer only if you have really heard sound from them.
I dont have a sound card so I dont need large big powered speakrs.I already shortlisted to these 2 little sytems.Please tell me which one will give more good bass among them.
Answer
- Note: Every low end or mid end computer speaker system is garbage (other than the example below).
- Example: Your better off getting a low-high end audioengine brand or a high end system from brands such as creative, JBL, Klipsch, Logitech .ect (I don't recommend any computer surround sound system, if your looking for surround sound you need the better options listen below).
- Note: You cannot go by the speaker specifications alone. You need to go to a store and demo (listen) to each of them.
- Example: I was at the store a little while back and the cheap JBL (had no subwoofer, but the speakers still produced some bass) system sounded better than the cheap creative system when listening to a country song and another song. Creative sounded good for techno like songs. This is a example of what you need to do before buying any type of audio system (even tho I don't recommend a lot of low end crap and sometimes the reviews are sometimes a waste of time to look at).
- Active speakers have built in amplifiers in the speakers (and/or built in amplifier in the subwoofer and the speakers plug into the subwoofer). Examples of active speakers would be computer speakers or sound bars.
- Most active speaker systems have very little power and low end quality and no additional features other than producing audio. = Garbage (I don't recommend computer speakers or sound bar speakers).
- Blu-ray or DVD home theaters in a box is a disc player (amplifier) that comes with and hooks up to compatible passive speakers with speaker wire.
- All HTIB systems have very little power and very low end quality and not much additional features other than producing audio. = Garbage (I don't recommend HTIB systems).
- What I do recommend are receivers (amplifiers) that hook up to compatible passive speakers with speaker wire, computers or blu-ray/dvd player or game consoles hook up to the receiver with a hdmi cable for audio then receiver hooks up to the tv with a hdmi cable for video. You can find good cheap speaker wire and hdmi cables at monoprice or amazon or newegg or tigerdirect.
- If you notice below, brands that make good receivers do not make good speakers. = I don't recommend a system that bundles a receiver with speakers, but the Onkyo HT-(S3500 or S5500 or S6500 or S7500 .ect) system is not too bad. Your better off buying the receiver separate from the speakers (for surround sound try to match the speakers).
Some examples of good 5.1 surround sound audio speakers.
- Low end bookshelf 5.1 speakers = Polk Audio 5.1 Blackstone TL(1600 or 1900 or 2600); Klipsch 5.1 HD Theater (300 or 500 or 600); Energy 5.1 (Take Classic or RC-Micro or CB-10); MonoPrice 5.1 Premium 10565; M&K Movie; JBL SCS 145.2 or JBL CS480.
Some examples of good 5.1/5.2 surround sound audio/video receivers. (Overall=low end).
- Low end = Onkyo HT-RC430 or Onkyo TX-SR313; Pioneer VSX-(522-K or 523-K); Denon AVR-(1513 or E200); Yamaha HTR-3066 or Yamaha RX-(V373 or V375);
- High end = Onkyo TX-NR(414 or 525); Pioneer VSX-(822-K or 823-K); Denon AVR-(1613 or E300 or 1713 or X1000); Yamaha HTR-(4065 or 4066) or Yamaha RX-(V473 or V475 or S600);
Some examples of good 7.1/7.2 surround sound audio/video receivers. (Overall=mid end).
- Low end = Onkyo HT-RC(R2295 or 460 or 560) or Onkyo TX-NR(515 or 616 or 626); Pioneer VSX-(1022-K or 1023-K or 42 or 43 or 60 or 70 or 1122-K or 1123-K); Denon AVR-(E400 or x2000 or 2113CI); Yamaha RX-(V573 or V575 or V673 or V675);
- High end = Onkyo TX-NR(717 or 727 or 818 or 828 or 1010); Pioneer VSX-(1222-K or 1223-K or 1323-K) or Pioneer Elite-SC-(61 or 63 or 71 or 72); Denon AVR-(X3000 or 3313CI or x4000 or 4520CI); Yamaha (HTR-7065 or TSR-6750WA) or Yamaha RX-(V773WA or V775WA or A720 or A730 or A820 or A830 or A1020 or A1030);
Some examples of good 9.1/9.2 surround sound audio/video receivers. (Overall=high end).
- Low end = Onkyo TX-NR929; Pioneer SC-(1522-K or 1523-K); Denon (none); Yamaha RX-(A2020 or A20130);
- High end = Onkyo TX-NR(3010 or 5010); Pioneer Elite-SC-(65 or 67 or 68 or 75 or 77 or 79); Denon AVR-4520CI; Yamaha RX-(A3020 or A3030);
- Note: Every low end or mid end computer speaker system is garbage (other than the example below).
- Example: Your better off getting a low-high end audioengine brand or a high end system from brands such as creative, JBL, Klipsch, Logitech .ect (I don't recommend any computer surround sound system, if your looking for surround sound you need the better options listen below).
- Note: You cannot go by the speaker specifications alone. You need to go to a store and demo (listen) to each of them.
- Example: I was at the store a little while back and the cheap JBL (had no subwoofer, but the speakers still produced some bass) system sounded better than the cheap creative system when listening to a country song and another song. Creative sounded good for techno like songs. This is a example of what you need to do before buying any type of audio system (even tho I don't recommend a lot of low end crap and sometimes the reviews are sometimes a waste of time to look at).
- Active speakers have built in amplifiers in the speakers (and/or built in amplifier in the subwoofer and the speakers plug into the subwoofer). Examples of active speakers would be computer speakers or sound bars.
- Most active speaker systems have very little power and low end quality and no additional features other than producing audio. = Garbage (I don't recommend computer speakers or sound bar speakers).
- Blu-ray or DVD home theaters in a box is a disc player (amplifier) that comes with and hooks up to compatible passive speakers with speaker wire.
- All HTIB systems have very little power and very low end quality and not much additional features other than producing audio. = Garbage (I don't recommend HTIB systems).
- What I do recommend are receivers (amplifiers) that hook up to compatible passive speakers with speaker wire, computers or blu-ray/dvd player or game consoles hook up to the receiver with a hdmi cable for audio then receiver hooks up to the tv with a hdmi cable for video. You can find good cheap speaker wire and hdmi cables at monoprice or amazon or newegg or tigerdirect.
- If you notice below, brands that make good receivers do not make good speakers. = I don't recommend a system that bundles a receiver with speakers, but the Onkyo HT-(S3500 or S5500 or S6500 or S7500 .ect) system is not too bad. Your better off buying the receiver separate from the speakers (for surround sound try to match the speakers).
Some examples of good 5.1 surround sound audio speakers.
- Low end bookshelf 5.1 speakers = Polk Audio 5.1 Blackstone TL(1600 or 1900 or 2600); Klipsch 5.1 HD Theater (300 or 500 or 600); Energy 5.1 (Take Classic or RC-Micro or CB-10); MonoPrice 5.1 Premium 10565; M&K Movie; JBL SCS 145.2 or JBL CS480.
Some examples of good 5.1/5.2 surround sound audio/video receivers. (Overall=low end).
- Low end = Onkyo HT-RC430 or Onkyo TX-SR313; Pioneer VSX-(522-K or 523-K); Denon AVR-(1513 or E200); Yamaha HTR-3066 or Yamaha RX-(V373 or V375);
- High end = Onkyo TX-NR(414 or 525); Pioneer VSX-(822-K or 823-K); Denon AVR-(1613 or E300 or 1713 or X1000); Yamaha HTR-(4065 or 4066) or Yamaha RX-(V473 or V475 or S600);
Some examples of good 7.1/7.2 surround sound audio/video receivers. (Overall=mid end).
- Low end = Onkyo HT-RC(R2295 or 460 or 560) or Onkyo TX-NR(515 or 616 or 626); Pioneer VSX-(1022-K or 1023-K or 42 or 43 or 60 or 70 or 1122-K or 1123-K); Denon AVR-(E400 or x2000 or 2113CI); Yamaha RX-(V573 or V575 or V673 or V675);
- High end = Onkyo TX-NR(717 or 727 or 818 or 828 or 1010); Pioneer VSX-(1222-K or 1223-K or 1323-K) or Pioneer Elite-SC-(61 or 63 or 71 or 72); Denon AVR-(X3000 or 3313CI or x4000 or 4520CI); Yamaha (HTR-7065 or TSR-6750WA) or Yamaha RX-(V773WA or V775WA or A720 or A730 or A820 or A830 or A1020 or A1030);
Some examples of good 9.1/9.2 surround sound audio/video receivers. (Overall=high end).
- Low end = Onkyo TX-NR929; Pioneer SC-(1522-K or 1523-K); Denon (none); Yamaha RX-(A2020 or A20130);
- High end = Onkyo TX-NR(3010 or 5010); Pioneer Elite-SC-(65 or 67 or 68 or 75 or 77 or 79); Denon AVR-4520CI; Yamaha RX-(A3020 or A3030);
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