I am getting a Power Mac G5 soon, so I would also like a nice 5.1 speaker system to go along with it. I don't really have any money limits for this, so throw whatever you have at me! 😛 Just make sure it's not insanely expensive... anyway, I want quality and looks. I am currently looking at this system. It's mostly black, but I can always take off the guards so it blends in with the Mac more. White + aluminum is a good combo for me. It may seem silly to you, but I'm all about good looks and organization when it comes to my computer setup. 🙂 Anyway, do you have any other good recommendations? Thanks a lot for the help!
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5.1 Speaker System for Power Mac G5
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rickvanr
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I have the Logitech 5500 system and its awesome. You will have to buy a digital optical cable for it though, it's not included. I have the system hooked up to my mac via optical, and my DVD player hooked up via digital coax, so it's a fairly versitile unit.
If money is no limit I'd look at what Klipsch has available.
Here's a direct link to the Klipsch unit I'd suggest; linky
If money is no limit I'd look at what Klipsch has available.
Here's a direct link to the Klipsch unit I'd suggest; linky
Money no problem then a reciver with Bose speakers. Thats a god sent. (Audio people don't bash me about how you would use engery speakers or any other and how bose is expensive because of the name. im suggesting it because of the looks with the G5 and my experence with it)
No money??? Get a regular home theater system, $200 for a sony and get the fiber optics audio cable
Don't got $200 lieing around. Get a M-Audio Revolution 5.1 or 7.1 and logitech X-530. That should be like $150ish.
No money??? Get a regular home theater system, $200 for a sony and get the fiber optics audio cable
Don't got $200 lieing around. Get a M-Audio Revolution 5.1 or 7.1 and logitech X-530. That should be like $150ish.
Bose speakers are overpriced. Also, Bose speakers are not as good as their reputation. In any of their satellite systems, I can always tell where the subwoofer is - this means the crossover to the sub is at too high of a frequency.eva01 said:
Okay wait a minute here! Maybe I was exaggerating a little when I said money is no limit. Let me re-phrase that into "less than $350"... LOL Sorry, that was bad on my part. I guess I was gettin' hyped about it and thought there were no limits. 😛 Anyway, thanks for the help and keep the recommendations coming! 😀
Edit: Oh and rickvanr, that Logitech system is the one I already linked to. 😛 BTW, NewEgg is selling it for A LOT less than the official site. Look at the difference!
Edit: Oh and rickvanr, that Logitech system is the one I already linked to. 😛 BTW, NewEgg is selling it for A LOT less than the official site. Look at the difference!
scarlco said:
Are you talking about the 5500? I don't like the black guards, but I would take them off to go with the rest of my Apple products. Does that affect the sound quality in any way?
eva01
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damn we go from almost no limit to 350 😵 that is ridiculous my receiver itself cost more than that, and just adding my subwoofer and one of my speakers together cost more than that
then i have no idea what you should get with such a low limit. go with the logitech if you like them
then i have no idea what you should get with such a low limit. go with the logitech if you like them
eva01 said:
I've got a bose set up and bose are good however a mate has the Kef KHT2005.2 (which you can get for as little at £600) with the new Denon AVR 2106 and they are both winning more awards than I can shake a stick at. Although I love Bose, if I was to buy my set up again I'd go for the above and with what I've saved get the same set up in the bathroom😉