Logitech has outed its latest 5.1 speaker system, the Logitech Surround Sound Speakers Z906, complete with THX certification and onboard 5.1 digital decoding. The multibox setup packs a 500W RMS amp pushing five 67W channels to the surround speakers and a further 165W to the subwoofer.
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Logitech Surround Sound Speakers Z906 pack 500W of THX-certified audio
iSound DIY Apple speakers worthy of Jony Ive
Apple doesn't offer standalone desktop speakers, but if they did you can bet they'd look something like this. Brett wanted a 2.1 speaker system to match his 27-inch LED Cinema Display, and finding nothing he approved of commercially, turned to a CNC machine, hand-built crossovers and some beautifully minimalist design for his own DIY creations.
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Audiovox wraps up purchase of Klipsch
I mentioned back in February that Audiovox had entered into an agreement to purchase Klipsch. Klipsch is world famous for its high-end audiophile speakers for home theater and music fans. At the time the deal was announced Audiovox had noted the purchase was costing in the area of $166 million.
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Antec rocks us with the rockus 2.1 speaker system
Antec is a name well known in the computer world for making some nice computer cases, power supplies and other gear that computer enthusiasts know and love. Antec has unveiled a new set of speakers for computer fans called the rockus.
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Epsilon Planet L Speakers look like Sputnik
The second I laid eyes on these speakers I started to hear Mike Myers in my head saying, "They look like Sputnik, mostly spherical but pointy in parts." The Epsilon Planet L speakers have an interesting design that looks like some high-tech design from the 50's to me.
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Sonance outs new Landscape Series outdoor speakers
If you are the sort that is obsessed with music and have to have your tunes, everywhere you go Sonance has some new gear for you for outdoors. The company has announced a new line of outdoor speakers that are called the Landscape Series. As you might guess by the name, the speakers are intended to blend in with the landscape and deliver good sound.
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Libratone Beat Review
Scandinavian design has built a reputation for its sleek simplicity, with Bang & Olufsen leading a decades-long heritage in appealing home entertainment kit. It’s a legacy speaker start-up Libratone would like a part of, and the Beat is the company’s first step. A monolithic wireless speaker with a premium finish and premium price-tag to match, Libratone promises something that’s both easy on the eye and easy to use. Check out how it fares in the full SlashGear review.
Book of Music’s Teti Extreme Loudspeakers
Book of Music has released some very uniquely styled speakers termed the Teti Extreme Loudspeakers. These speakers don't come with your conventional enclosure system- the two towers are built on open frameworks allowing the drivers to work freely.
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Hercules adds to XPS audio line with new XPS 101 performance speakers
Hercules has a full line of accessories and speakers for the computer user looking for good quality audio. The latest addition to the Hercules audio family has surfaced at CES 2010 and is called the XPS 101. The new speakers are a high-end 2.1 audio system with a pair of satellites and a subwoofer.
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DIY Odyssey 2 speakers took 800 hours to build
There are DIY projects that geeks undertake that are my speed like building your own gaming PC. Then there are DIY projects that are entirely different animals with design and build that you need some serious skills to pull off. These sweet Odyssey 2 speakers are one of the latter type of mods that mortal geeks need not try.
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Jawbone JAMBOX Review
Jawbone is no stranger to Bluetooth and personal audio, after all their headsets have consistently impressed reviewers – ourselves included – but according to the company the new Jawbone JAMBOX is paving the way for a new category of mobile audio. Rival wireless stereo speaker manufacturers might argue with that, however, so is the new JAMBOX a case of PR hype above all else? Check out the full SlashGear review after the cut.
Aperion Audio offers up Zona Wireless Surround Speakers
If you are a home theater fan that doesn’t have the space or inclination to run wires all the way around your room for the rear channels wireless is one of the few options if you want surround sound. Aperion Audio has unveiled a new wireless rear surround speaker system called the Zona Wireless Surround Speaker System that will get rear channels in your room sans wires.
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