<table><tr><th>From:</th><th>Jeffrey Epstein &lt;jeevacation@gmail.com&gt;</th></tr><tr><td>Sent:</td><td>Tuesday, August 10, 2010 7:26 PM</td></tr><tr><td>To:</td><td>Jermaine Ruan</td></tr><tr><td>Subject:</td><td>Re: Speakers for review</td></tr></table>

where is the price?

On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 =t 4:23 PM, Jermaine Ruan wrote:

Features and Setup

In essence, the 2-5450s are much like other high-end=PC speakers. They feature a powered subwoofer with integrated amplifier, a con=rol module/decoder unit, and five satellites. The system's total output is =15 watts RMS, which is more than enough for a PC setup or small living room. T=e subwoofer cranks out 116 watts, the front satellites 38 watts, the center is 42 watts= and the wireless rear speakers 40.5 watts.

The decoder is a pretty good piece of kit, really. It has three 1/8-inch stereo jack inputs for analog 6-channel sound, a coaxial digital input, and=two optical inputs. That last point should light up the faces of console enthusiasts: Finding a speaker system with enough digital inputs to accept =our DVD player, cable or satellite set top box, and console can be a challenge. There's also an extra 1/8-inch stereo line input jack and headphone out=ut jack; the system will shut off speakers and switch to stereo mode automatic=lly when headphones are plugged in.

The system supports Dolby Digital, DTS, and DTS 24/96 decoding, as well =s uncompressed PCM up through 24-bit 96KHz. We should note that with 24/96 material, the rear speaker signal is down sampled to 48KHz, but we didn'=t really notice much of a difference in our subjective listening tests. Dolby=Pro Logic II is also supported, with both Movie and Music playback modes.

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The rear speakers operate on a 2.4GHz frequency and are meant to be used=within 28 feet of the decoder unit, though some users might be able to get much greater range. Note that 2.4Ghz is enough for uncompressed CD quality audio= though not quite enough for 24-bit, 96KHz data.

To be honest, we don't find the range limitation a problem. These ar= near-field speakers, and aren't designed or intended to really fill a l=rge room. For that, you need a more substantial home-theater setup. Though the 2.4GHz band is very popular and could cause interference with everything fr=m wireless routers to microwaves and some new cordless phones, we had exactly zero problems in hours of testing. Our environment isn't exactly what y=u would call "clean" from a wireless signal point of view, too. The apart=ent we tested in is surrounded by neighbors and their gadgets, uses an active 801.11g router, a wireless phone, and some wireless PC peripherals in the s=me room as well as the room next door. Again, we never experienced even the slightest hiccup, sound delay, or distortion from the satellites.

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The remote is basic but functional. You can adjust the volume, the subwoofer, center, and surround levels, choose between the inputs, and chan=e surround mode. Continued...

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