Toslink Tv To Logitech Speakers

I bought one 47 TV few weeks ago but there was something missing, I felt so. Then I bought Logitech speakers and now my world is complete. This product is amazing. Sound quality is good. It doesn't occupy much space. Overall, the product is satisfactory in all terms.

I ordered a Korg DS-DAC-10R from B&H on the same day I ordered an Audioengine D1 from Amazon. Overkill? It struck me that the Korg has an unfortunate omission in its design. For Digital input, it only has USB. No Toslink or COAX S/PDIF. This diminishes its use a bit in my pov. So I saw the Korg's use in digitising my LP record collection. I will pare the Audioengine via Toslink with my Audioengine speakers attached to my desktop computers. Audioengine is also quite portable - pocket size. The Korg is solid and heavy in comparison. Okay, what about the sound? I have used the same Panasonic noise-cancelling headphones and same 256kbps MP3s for comparisons. My desktop computer is a high-end, custom-built machine with attention to audio components. Even so, mp3 playback is rather flat without a DAC. The Audioengine is definitely a step up. Clean and crisp. It brings more depth to the music, and pairs well with the Audioengine A2 speakers. Great for everyday music listening at my desk in my home office. The combination definitely beats a sound card and ordinary PC speakers. About US$170. I have not yet digitised LPs, but the Korg sounds gorgeous on playback of ordinary MP3s via the included AudioGate software. A big step up from Audioengine. Clear, separated sounds with wide range (bass and treble). Almost takes MP3s into HiFi era. The Korg is an audiophile component which suits a proper HiFi system. I will figure out how to permanently connect it to the sound system in my living room, with the record player hanging off it. At US600, it is more than 3.5x the price of the AudioEngine - for a reason. I can live with both. Horses for courses. Lots of evaluation pleasure to follow ....

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this about 2 weeks ago and set about connecting it to my 6 year old 720p flat screen tv. After going through all of the options for connection, I learned that my particular TV only had a Digital Audio output (RCA Female) connector. The included cables for connection in the box did not feature this option. Off on a hunt I went and came up with a solution that not only works great, it provided me with additional options in case later on I would want to move this soundbar system to another similar TV in the house. I located a Toslink/Coaxial Bi-directional Audio Converter and Digital Coaxial Audio Cable at a nearby store and utilizing the included Toslink Digital Optical Cable made the connection. What I got was sound that rivals that in a sit-down theatre with a top of the line sound system in my cigar lounge. WOW is how the sound has been described by friends and neighbors who have experienced it. Outside of the minor connection issue, this is a great system that our family and friends intend to enjoy for many years to come!

Does what it purports to, allowing me to go from a TOSLINK output on my TV to an amp with no digital in. This was a real problem-solver for me. This is a quality product and a solid value.

This 2.1 system by far is the best set-up I have ever owned from Logitech. Speakers are crisp and clean, lows are low and highs or high. I use these while gaming, as my PA speakers when I'm making my style of music(electro house) on FLStudio and mixing while using my DJ Pioneer DDJ-800 controller. Thanks Logitech for making such a fine product, and never discontinue these great speakers. Thanks

You can't beat the quality of these speakers for the price. Nice full sound. Logitech does it right!

the TOSLINK output is very useful and the fact that it can output 4 AES channels makes it awesome.

the only gripe I have is the absence of a toslink audio output on the board.

Decent replacement for my TV speakers.

we have been very happy with the tv and the speakers