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Manufacturer: Creative Labs
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Product Description
Experience the full power of Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS technologies right in your home with the Creative Inspire 5.1 Digital 5700. The decoder amplifier provides the most comprehensive connectivity to your set-top DVD player, console station or your PC, making this a superb speaker system that delivers awesome 5.1 cinema-quality audio in your favorite movies, music and games.Creative Inspire 5.1 Digital 5700 features a highly reinforced dual chamber Creative SLAM (Symmetrically Loaded Acoustic Module) subwoofer for thunderous bass and excellent dynamics. The portless highly reinforced wood enclosure houses a master driver and a slave diaphragm and it is this dual-diaphragm configuration within a solid reinforced structure that delivers the thunderous impact and excellent dynamics with bass that is fast, tight and punchy. The satellites' contoured faceplates together with the high-performance drivers provide optimum sound dispersion and sonic imaging. Sound Blaster 5.1 sound card owners can also experience precise digital surround audio when they connect to Inspire 5.1 Digital 5700 through the six-channel Digital DIN connection. Creative's proprietary CMSS and EAX technology mixes any 2-channel stereo to a 5.1 sonic sound field. The satellites' contoured faceplates together with the high-performance drivers provide optimum sound dispersion and sonic imaging.
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Features
5.1 home-theater audio in movies and games with connectivity to a set-top DVD player, gaming console, or PC SLAM (Symmetrically Loaded Acoustic Module) subwoofer with a highly reinforced dual chamber cabinet Optimum sound dispersion and sonic imaging with unique arced center channel 30 watts RMS subwoofer, 21 watts RMS center satellite, 7 watts RMS per channel, frequency response of 35 Hz to 20 KHZ Contoured face-plate design satellites
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Customer Review(s)
Customer Rating: Summary: I'm not Quite Sure about These Speakers Comment: I've got two sets of these speakers. The older set, for the most part, works fine. I've had occasions where I lose the rear speakers and I'm not too sure that I'm getting proper sound out of the subwoofer. But, for my needs, they're fine. The newer set (about 1 and 3/4 years old, now) are more of a problem. After days of checking and swapping settings, cables, connections, and amplifiers, I've determined that the digital DIN connector on the back of the amplifier has just stopped working. I ended up putting my Audigy sound card back in analog mode and running four-point sound out of that into the RCA jacks instead of the 5.1 digital sound. Again, that's fine for my use. But, I'm rather upset that an amplifier connection less than two years old would just quit. The speakers sound fine. It's just that the problems I'm having with the linkages make me wary of buying future Creative speakers. Customer Rating: Summary: I might not be using them right Comment: I've owned one of these systems for a while and i've never seen it kick out of dolby pro logic. even when playing a dvd ( Lord of the Rings) in Dolby digital mode. the sound is great however. have had problems with droppign the rear speakers on the ground but they still work perfectly. if some one could tell me what i'm doign wrong and how to get dolby digital or DTS out of my system that would be great. my Sound card is an Audigy 2 platinum ( anohter great buy) PS please exuse my spelling. i'm not a idiot. i jsut hate self editing.
Customer Rating: Summary: great sound...big price Comment: I bought these speakers, when I couldn't find a set of Klipsch where I live. I took them home, and with very, very high expectations, (given the amount of money I had just spent...) plugged them into my computer. Set up was amazingly easy, and it was very clear where everything went. I then tested them and was blown away. With the exception of Klipsch 4.1s at the store, Ive never heard sound quality this good. I turned the volume all the way up, and distortion was nearly non existant, and didn't even start to become noticable until I hit the top volume. The included remote is also very, very handy. My only real complaints are that the sub can't quite handle complicated stand up bass solos that are found in jazz with all the clarity that I would like. ("So What" sounded a TAD muddly, but not too much to ruin the song)...and they're expensive. However, these are little complaints that don't really detract from these speakers at all. One bit of adivce: to get the best out of these speakers though, you WILL need a creative sound card, and honestly, you should not buy them if you don't have one. If you do, these are highly reccommended, unless you can find a set of klipsch (which are even more highly reccommended).
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