[chengbin]

For you Logitech Z-5500 owners here, does your sub shake your room? I've had it for 3 years now, and I think they're decent speakers. I've been reading reviews and people's opinions on forums and the consensus seems to be they shake walls and stuff.

But I don't get that.

I cannot get my room to shake no matter how loud I turn it. My room is not big (about 100 square feet), and the best it can do is vibrate my desk, which requires me to turn it to about 5 bars, much much louder than my normal listening levels. I usually listen to music at 1 to 1.5 bars and watch movies at 5 bars.

Does your Z-5500 shake your room and your walls?

 

[DaveBSC]

The sub in that system is surprisingly not bad considering the cost of the system, but its no earth mover. Room acoustics can also be playing a huge part in this. Putting the sub in the wrong place can cause response at the listening position to drop by 10, 20, even 30dB. I won't get into the full details, just look up one of the many subwoofer placement guides out there for help.