Creative Inspire T6060 5.1 speaker system
I’m glad to say that I have just bought a brand new Creative Inspire T6060 5.1 speaker system.
I upgraded my pc last year and here goes the configuration.
- Intel Pentium 4 3.0 Ghz
- Intel 915GAV Motherboard
- 1 GB DDR RAM (2 x 512) Transcend
- Seagate 80GB SATA Hard Drive
- Sony DVD writer and reader
- 17 inch LCD Monitor Samsung SyncMaster 713N
- Pinnacle PCTV Pro TV Tuner card
- Logitech QucikCam Pro 5000 webcam & headset
- Antec Cabinet (Door model)
- Logitech Normal Keyboard
- Microsoft Optical mouse
- APC 800VA UPS
The one thing I supposed to have is a good speaker system and a decent graphics card. I lost interest in gaming and I never liked hardcore gaming, so I left the graphic card. But for speakers I had been waiting for the right time to buy.
I bought a HITACHI 1 ton ATOM Split AC two months ago. When the AC was installed I remodeled the interior of my room completely. At that time, I asked the electrician to place small holes in all the corners of the room keeping the surround speakers in mind.
Some good music albums released last week during Tamil New year and I decided that this is the auspicious time to buy the speakers. Then a little confusion came whether to go for 5.1 or 7.1. My friends told that 5.1 suits best as my room is a 11 x 11 sq ft room. I did a small research about the speaker systems specifications and went through all the reviews and user comments about the speakers.
Finally Creative Inspire T6060 5.1 speakers impressed me and for sound card I looked the Audigy 2 Value. I phoned my local computer sales person and inquired about the availability and rates of the models. At first response, he told me that there is only a single 5.1 speaker system available in the market and its rate is Rs.3200. I told him that the specific speaker is available for sale at futurebazaar.com and sify shopping. I insisted him to get the rate of the specific models. After couple of days later; I got a phone call from him and he told that the T6060 speaker was available and the price is Rs.5100. He also told that the Audigy 2 Value soundcard is not available in the market and advised me that an external soundcard is not really required as my onboard card had 5.1 High Definition audio support.
I took his words and ordered for just the 5.1 speakers. Eagerly awaited two days and he came home with the brand new speakers pack and setup them in just 15 minutes. When he first played a song, my impression was not great but that I fine tuned a bit, it ROCKS. The bass is deep and chest thumbing at high volume.
I have not placed the speakers in the right places yet where its supposed to be. So the full effects of the speakers are not yet known. As of now I’m really satisfied with its performance and it’s a great value for money.
A small difficulty I’m having after setting up the speaker is I can’t use my headset now. All the linein, mic and audio out pins are plugged with the subwoofer are converted as rear, front and center speakers. There are only two options to get around this issue.
1. Using an USB headset.
2. Using two way pin for the mic and audio out.
Mine is not a USB headset, so 2nd is the only option for me. I will write more about the performance of the speakers after placing the speakers in the right spots next weekend and watching a good DVD movie to test the sound.
Add comment April 22nd, 2007
