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Logitech Z-3 Speakers Review

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Quote from the review at Virtual-Hideout:

“While the Z-3s had a few minor annoyances such as the situation with the control pods wires being attached to those of the satellites, I was very impressed with this system overall. I’ll admit that I wasn’t expecting this level of sound quality, and was very much pleased to see a system that not only looked good but also delivered on the sound reproduction goods as well. While the MSRP for this setup of $99 USD, you can undoubtedly find them online at a much lower price, though this figure still places them above most 2.1 setups. However, I believe the Z-3s warrant the slightly higher price tag, as testing has shown to me that the sound quality is above most 2.1 systems. If you’re looking for a 2.1 system, I can wholeheartedly recommend these, as they won’t disappoint you.”

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