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Logitech Z-5450 Wireless Speakers

Author: James Vozar SUMMARY: We take a very thorough look at Logitech's Z-5450 wireless speaker kit and see if they are worth the high asking price.
Editor: TweakTown Staff
Category: Audio
Published: 23rd June 2007
Manufacturer: Logitech
Our Rating: 9.0 out of 10

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Specifications

Hardware:

Total Continuous power: 315 watts RMS
Sub-woofer: 116 watts RMS (into 8 ohms, @ 100Hz, @ 10% THD)
Satellites:
Left/Right: 38 watts RMS x 2 (into 8 ohms, @ 1khz, @ 10% THD)
Center: 42 watts RMS (into 8 ohms, @ 1kHz, @ 10% THD)
Rear Left & Right: 40.5 watts RMS x 2 (into 8 ohms, @ 1kHz, @ 10% THD)
Total Peak power: 630 watts Maximum SPL: 103 dB Frequency response: 35 Hz - 20 kHz Input impedance: 9,500 ohms Amplifier: Ultra-linear high-capacity analog Drivers:
Satellites: 2 1/2” aluminum phase plug driver
Band-pass subwoofer: 6 1/2” high-excursion driver

At a glance the specifications are in the ball park of where we would suspect them to be at this price point, with the subwoofer receiving a healthy 116-watts RMS and the sats all receiving different amounts of power ranging from 38 to 42-watts.

Total peak power is rated at 630-watts but the RMS figure is the one to watch for, peak power or "peak music power" is just for show.

Logitech being the heavyweight that they are have said "I’ll show you!" and put the RMS and PMP figures directly next to each other on the front of the box. Top marks for detail like that!

Frequency response is about on par with what would be expected from a system not using a subwoofer driver of any considerable stance yet is still very respectable and well capable of providing an immersive experience.


Decoder; Inputs and Outputs:

Surround sound effects:
Hardware decoding for Dolby® Digital, DTS® and DTS® 96/24 soundtracks
Dolby® Pro Logic® II (Movie and Music modes)
6-channel direct
Stereo
Supported digital formats:
Dolby® Digital
DTS® and DTS® 96/24
PCM (uncompressed stereo): 44.1 kHz/16 bit through 96 kHz/24 bit

Source Inputs:
(2) Digital optical for DVD or CD players, PlayStation®2, Xbox™*, or PC sound cards (requires optical cable, sold separately)
(1) Digital coaxial for DVD or CD players or PC sound cards (requires coaxial cable, sold separately)
(1) 6-channel direct (3 stereo-mini connectors) for 2, 4 or 6-channel PC sound cards OR
(3) stereo-mini connectors for 3 stereo analog audio sources, such as CD and DVD players, PlayStation®2, Xbox™*, or 2 channel PC sound cards (some devices may require stereo mini to dual RCA adapter, sold separately)
(1) Analog stereo-mini (on side panel of control center) for portable CD, MP3, or MiniDisc® players

Alright then, let’s move onto installation.



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