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Recently I have become interested in getting a nicer sound system for my computer, and have already talked to my parents about getting something nice for Christmas (luckily still get presents like that.) So I have been researching all sorts of surround sound systems for computers. I've looked at Bose, Klipsch, Creative, Logitech and Sony.. mainly.

I have a Creative SB Audigy 2 ZS sound card (if that is important at all). I will mainly be playing music and some video games. I want to have this setup surround my room (its a small dorm room).

So far I have found:

http://www.klipsch.com/products/disc...ultra-5-1.aspx .. the problem with this is that it is discontinued, which scares me. Though, it is almost exactly what I want and it is Klipsch, which I have come to learn is pretty damn nice.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...120&Tpk=z-5500 .. I also found these. They keep popping up in my research and seem to be pretty damn nice. They are a bit cheaper.


What do you guys think? All I want is like a 5 speaker, subwoofer setup that is good. I can spend a decent amount of money on this, but nowhere over a thousand (I could convince my parents maybe that far)

PLEASE help me and give better information than the random forums I have attempted to consult so far.


Also, I have the Bose Mediamate speakers right now.. which are pretty nice but I am looking for a little bit more power.

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Logitech is used here primarily while not running anywhere as heavy on the wattage for pc application. Of course I only paid $60 for 70w rms for 5.1 with a woofer that will liven up a room quite well. I could easily go for the next set down for a boost here. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16836121012

What are the Bose rated at? Bose is well known name here as well.

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