Logitech Speakers With Subwoofer Setup Wires

I used a pair of Mogami XLR-RCA wires to connect Genelec speakers to the FOne subwoofer. They work as advertised and feel great in the hand!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great all around soundbar. First off, subwoofer is massive. They have to be if you want to feel bass, that's just simple physics. The main soundbar is nicely designed. Clear dialogue and separation of left and right channels. Up-firing Atmos speakers are a great addition. eArc works great with my setup, instantly recognizes Atmos. The satellite speakers synced immediately, along with the subwoofer. I'm glad they went with powering them separately vs. having a single hub with speaker wires for each satellite. However, I didn't think about how I would hide the larger power wires. I suppose you could run them through/behind speaker stands, which I'll probably end up doing. I think overall this is a great quality soundbar option.

I replaced my passive Logitech computer speakers with a pair of the Audioengine A2+ speakers and a small 6.5 powered subwoofer. This is a great combination for listening to streaming videos and music in my small office. I use the USB input for the signal from my computer and the RCA outputs to send a signal to the powered subwoofer (Acoustic Audio PSW-6 purchased separately). Shown in the pictures on the Audioengine DS1 stands. The only con is the volume knob is on the back. I would purchase them again.

Great speakers and system. Easy setup. No wires!!!!

This was easy to setup and the sound is great. No wires going to TV! I can even play pandora through the speakers without the TV being on.

These speakers are a simple setup with no wires and great sound. The voice inabled remotes included, makes controlling the tv so much easier.

I love these speakers. I got them with the sub8 as well. The system is by far the best speakers I have ever owned for a PC. It was an easy setup with minimal wires and no extra components needed. It's pricey for the complete setup for a computer sound system but worth the investment.

I guess you could describe me as an audiophile. My current system cost me about 25 KBUCKS and includes Audio Research pre-amp and amp, Mirage speakers (8 speakers in each tower), an 18 inch subwoofer, etc., etc. Two things made me ready for a change: 1) I am ready to simplify and unclutter and 2) My ears ain't what they used to be. Through lots of research and recommendations by the audio store that sold me my current setup some years ago, I landed on Sonos. I am awaiting a 5.1 home theatre setup, but could not resist buying a Sonos 5 while waiting. It came a couple of hours ago, and I am enjoying the hell out of it. Quick, intuitive setup, great sound and wireless! I love it. Understand that my listening area is a challenge. A voluminous room with 30 foot wooden ceilings. This beauty fills up the room with wonderful sound. As I type this, I am sitting in my home office which is a considerable distance from the speaker and it is clear and concise even through the walls and distance (of course I will now have to get a Play or Play one for in here!). I was amazed at the bass response. I had to immediately play Olympic fanfare which is a knockout piece on my reference setup. Wonderful! With singing, the voices are clear and the highs are crisp and clean. Unfortunately, I can see another one of these in my immediate future to setup a stereo system. I can't wait to see how it sounds when the subwoofer arrives with the 5.1 system. Sonos, you guys rock!!

Combine with a subwoofer, those speakers sound are unbelievable

Purchased this for it's small size and connection ability. I have 3 Logitech keyboards and mice. No wires.