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Deadlytyler

Hey, im looking for some advice i recently got Z323 for my new PC which lasted for a whole 18hrs so i sent them back, now im trying to decide whether to go for these T3130 similar but apparently better, or blow a load on Z623, thought?

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mikecupcake

I suspect the £25 speakers would sound pretty terrible. If you don't need a bassbin maybe look at M-Audio's monitor speaker range, I got a pair a while back for about £40 and they have good frequency range and sound very clear.

Also, please don't shop at Amazon.

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Deadlytyler

il have alook at that thanks but whats wrong with amazon?

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mikecupcake

they do a lot of dodgy stuff like moving their profits into other countries to avoid paying millions of pounds in tax.

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Deadlytyler

hmm they have excellent returns tho and decent prices

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godprobe

imho, look at Newegg for tech stuff (for the reviews, regardless of where you're purchasing it)
Also, please learn to make links on this forum (Formatting Help FAQ). Example: [Link Text](http://www.example.com/)
For anyone else, the OP is comparing these two...
Creative Inspire T3130 2.1 Speakers
Logitech Z623 200 w 2.1 Speaker System

Also, I have no idea what your goals are (movies/games, music, critical listening, etc.). The speakers I have are not ideal for movies/games since they're for audio production. They (ideally) don't put any extra emphasis on bass frequencies, for example. If you don't really care... then read the Newegg reviews -- I'm not going to do that for you.

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Deadlytyler

iv formatted the links, sorry. It will be used for muisic, gaming, and the occassional youtube/ movie. Il check some newegg reviews thanks

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HillaryClinton

Never spend that much on logitechs, any audiophile would tell you the same.

These are worth every penny. They are also on sale right now which is great.

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Deadlytyler

il have alook at this thanks

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Deadlytyler

dont think these are in the UK

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HillaryClinton

Thats a shame, though if you are gonna spend a decent amount I still say stay far away from Logitech, the people on Head-Fi forums will probably be able to recommended you some stuff in that price range.

Good luck :-)

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Deadlytyler

What do you think about these?

Review Here

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Deadlytyler

ok i went for these ones

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Kyklone

Logitech is a no go and pretty much all cheap speakers are the same. Speakers are a good investment and when done right they last for years. This is my advice for you: investigate them more.

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Deadlytyler

i investigated the microlabs and everywhere i looked they had great reviews, also less well known which is often good as your not paying for their name, a friend of mine has the £100 logitechs and tbh i didnt notice any difference between the £35 oness.

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