Logitech Z-540 Speaker System

Final Score and last comments

Highs

Inexpensive

M3D Matrix Surround Decoder

Solid Bass

Nice midrange

Cool design

Lows

No headphone jack

Subwoofer controls on sub

Permanent speaker wires

The bottom line:

Logitech has again changed the way we look at PC speakers. At a mere $79, the Z-540′s offer an excellent combination of sound quality, features, and good looks. While not as feature rich as the high-end Z-560′s, the 540′s are a capable speaker system that can deliver wall-shaking sound for a price that almost seems unreal. A headphone jack is the only glaring weakness of the system, although this feature is often missing on mid-range systems. If you are looking for a moderately priced system that won’t let you down when playing games, watching movies, or even blasting MP3′s in the dorm, the Z-540′s deserve a look.

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RJ
The z-540 does have a headphone jack..
K
The z-540 does not, in fact, have a headphone jack. There is no slot in which to plug a headphone in.

Mike
There is a headphone jack on the front of the wired control pod.

Shawn
I have the Z-540 and all my satellites (speakers) work except the front right speaker but when i plug it else where it works fine so could it be the subwoofer jack of the Z-540 that could be damaged or something?
Bugzy
ok, so everything works except my sub, well it dose on occasion it kicks in then out again, what do u think the issue is? ive tried everything, n its not my comp cuz i plugged my ipod into the system, same thing :S
please help
Pip
anyway to remove the control pod to extend the wire