Check the connections on those Creatives VERY carefully. Creative tends to
match the connectivity to their own sound cards. Make sure that it will
connect to the Santa Cruz ok...
-Larry
> Thanks for your help guys. The Logi Z560's were my first choice but she's
> pretty much locked in to that $100 price point, so it looks as though the
> Creative jobbies just might get the nod.
> --
> See ya in the pits,
> Dean
> I have a terrible memory. In fact my memory's so bad I can't remember how
> long it's been since I've forgotten anything.
> > Check the z560 logitech, could be found for $150 or so. I know its
higher
> > than $100, but well worth it if it can fit in the budget.
> > Z560 with TB Santa Cruz
> > Side note, these get very loud and boomy, might not be a good choice for
a
> > kid if she is in the house.
> > Headphones might be another thought. I use sennheiser hd570 for ***,
> very
> > nice sound. The woman doesn't like my z560s too much heh.
http://www.racesimcentral.net/%22Z560%22*+AND+%40...
> > st%3E0&cr=z560&ne=8213&l=8167
> > for pricing info online
> > > Hey guys, I could use a little advise here. My GF wants to buy her son
a
> > set
> > > of 4.1 surround speakers as a Christmas gift for her son, but she
> doesn't
> > > want to spend over $100 American if she can help it. They will be
> plugged
> > > into a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz sound card and used primarily for
***
> > and
> > > listening to mp3's. Any ideas as to what speakers would be half way
> decent
> > > in this price range? I realize that at this price point that sound
> quality
> > > won't be dazzling, but it should still be a big step up from the pos
set
> > up
> > > that he's using right now. Any suggestions will be greatly
appreciated.
> > > TIA
> > > --
> > > See ya in the pits,
> > > Dean
> > > I have a terrible memory. In fact my memory's so bad I can't remember
> how
> > > long it's been since I've forgotten anything.
