Can't believe its been over 3 years since my last post...
Anyway after years of rocking my Logitech Z5500 speaker system (with B&W 600 series fronts and center) I stumbled on a bargain over christmas.
Well I hope it was a bargain!
Picked up a Pioneer SC-LX72 in cracking condition for the sum of 100 beautiful british pounds.
Its doing a superb job with the speakers, but the z5500 sub is not playing nicely when running music from my PC via the multi channel inputs.
I'll be the first person to admit that the bass was muffled and lumpy at best but it sounds even worse hooked up to the 72's sub out connection. I've tried upping the sub volume on my sound card and in the 72 to minimal effect so it looks like my sub upgrade is going to be sooner than planned.
So after all that rambling the next question is, what would be a suitable replacement? Budget is pretty restricted at the mo so I could probably stretch to £200. Has to be a good performer with music, especially heavy metal.
Cheers All.
Anyway after years of rocking my Logitech Z5500 speaker system (with B&W 600 series fronts and center) I stumbled on a bargain over christmas.
Well I hope it was a bargain!
Picked up a Pioneer SC-LX72 in cracking condition for the sum of 100 beautiful british pounds.
Its doing a superb job with the speakers, but the z5500 sub is not playing nicely when running music from my PC via the multi channel inputs.
I'll be the first person to admit that the bass was muffled and lumpy at best but it sounds even worse hooked up to the 72's sub out connection. I've tried upping the sub volume on my sound card and in the 72 to minimal effect so it looks like my sub upgrade is going to be sooner than planned.
So after all that rambling the next question is, what would be a suitable replacement? Budget is pretty restricted at the mo so I could probably stretch to £200. Has to be a good performer with music, especially heavy metal.
Cheers All.