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Logitech X-530 70-Watt 5.1 Surround Sound Speaker System - New White Box

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Amazon.com Immerse yourself in crisp, consistent surround sound while watching movies or playing games with the Logitech X-530 5.1 speaker system. Designed to plug directly into your PC, DVD player, portable music device, or even a PlayStation2 or Xbox game console, the system is a must for listeners who want to enjoy the splendor of multichannel audio without spending hundreds of dollars. The X-530 comes with four 7.4-watt satellite speakers and a 15.5-watt center speaker, each with a pair of 2-inch drivers, along with a 25-watt subwoofer with a 5.25-inch woofer. The five wall-mountable main speakers employ Logitech's patented Frequency Directed Dual Driver (FDD2) technology to eliminate the uneven audio response created by conventional dual-driver designs, resulting in a clear, uniform sound. Meanwhile, the high-tech subwoofer adjusts itself dynamically to deliver distortion-free bass. The satellite speakers measure 2.5 by 8 by 3 inches (W x H x D), a size that's compact enough to fit on most computer desks, but still big enough to provide an expansive sound. Listeners will also appreciate the separate master volume and subwoofer level controls, which are easily accessible for quick, convenient access. Additional features include a headphone jack for private listening and color-coded audio cables that help simplify setup. Users should note a game console adapter is required to connect the X-530 to an Xbox, PlayStation2, or DVD player. The system also carries a two-year warranty on parts and labor.

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