This product seems very popular and you'd think it'd strikes the best balance between quality and cost. I've followed this line of rationale for many buying decisions (albeit for things I'm not overly fussed about) and generally didn't come off biting on finger nails, except for the Plantronics GameCom 780 which really sounded terrible for me as it barely had any bass.
Since I haven't been extremely successful with this logic in the sound department I'd like to hear some opinions on the Logitech Z506. I'm no audiophile but consider myself of an above-average expectations when it comes to sound. Usage gaming and a lot of music. It seems like a fair buy but just conscious it could have one of those little things that are rarley picked up in reviews etc that may ruin the experience for me.
If you'd like to offer another product suggestion then please do so, should be 5.1 and in the same price range as the Z506 (not interested in dashing +£100 for 10% gain).
Oh yes and using onboard Realtek® ALC892 chip.
Cheers guys
Since I haven't been extremely successful with this logic in the sound department I'd like to hear some opinions on the Logitech Z506. I'm no audiophile but consider myself of an above-average expectations when it comes to sound. Usage gaming and a lot of music. It seems like a fair buy but just conscious it could have one of those little things that are rarley picked up in reviews etc that may ruin the experience for me.
If you'd like to offer another product suggestion then please do so, should be 5.1 and in the same price range as the Z506 (not interested in dashing +£100 for 10% gain).
Oh yes and using onboard Realtek® ALC892 chip.
Cheers guys
