Cambridge Soundworks FPS2000 $50 at Creative.com [refurb]

ChrisCramer247

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Ugh..... I always see these deals when the CC bill is coming up :p

Great Deal I think, but whats the difference btw. the two?
 

NegativeC

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I have the FPS2000's and they bump! Also the 2000's have a 25Watt sub and the 2200's only have a 17Watt sub. Looks like both come with stands for the rear though. The 2200's are 5.1 and the 2000's are 4.1, I only have a 4.1 card so that's all that I needed. $50 is damn good for these and they have SPDIF in so that's always good :) So tempting to pick up another pair but really have no use for them.
 

NikPreviousAcct

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Originally posted by: ChrisCramer247
OK it was invetiable...

I had a pair of Z-560'S and sold them, would these beat them in quality? :)

Eh... they're only Cambridge. :p ;) j/k

I'm not sure because I've never heard the Z-560's. I've heard the 5.1's up there. *drool*

nik
 

Fritzo

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They're as good as the Logitech's. They may be even a tad better in the midrange, but a tad weaker in bass. EXCELLENT speakers though. I've had this set for a year and use them on my PC for an MP3 jukebox at parties. You can pretty much turn them up all the way without any distortion.
 

dshodson

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i have these speakers
only prb is i just got the tbsc and although there is an adapter to hook up the digital through them, u will only get sound out of the front two unless u hook up the rear speakers through the analog connector
also when i use my tvwonder which outputs analog sound, i only get sound out of the rear speakers

D
 

SpideyCU

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Good speakers, I went to the FPS2000 from the FPS1000 and I feel it was worth it. And these prices, sheesh, might as well knock yourself out.
 

dpham00

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damn this is tempting. i have the soundworks digital (2.1). of course, i already have a 5.1 ht system. this is too tempting :p
 

NikPreviousAcct

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I dunno. Personally, I'd go with the Cambridge simply because even if the others come close, the Cambridge system is $30 cheaper and it's a great name.

nik
 

m1ke101

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the dtt2500 comes with that box...anyone knows the benefits the benefits 2500 over the cambridges?
 

walberty

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I jsu ordered the DTT2500..that's the little brother of the DTT3500.

the 3500 is normally around $350.

The "box" that comes with it is a DTS decoder...so you can have DTS sound without a receiver to process it.

Also they are digital.

I ordered a pair! couldn't pass them up at $80!!!

Wade
 

HarryK

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Originally posted by: ffmcobalt
Creative has some excellent deals on factory refurbished Cambridge Soundworks systems. Shipping is in the $10 range for each of these packages:

I guess you're closer to the Creative warehouses than I am. Shipping for me ranges from $20.76 to $70.00
 

m1ke101

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well i ordered the dtt2500's as well....$102 shipped, man thats a lot for speakers, i hope i didn't make the wrong choice...i think i could have gotten refurb klipschs for $170. bah. oh well.
 

zinkpig

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if its home theatre sound you are after trust me mike these speakers rock ! plug them in to your dvd player sit back and enjoy true dolby digital for 100 shipped !
 

badluck

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How long is the speaker wire for the rear speakers? Can I use regular speaker wire to extend them?
 

Booyah

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I have been using the DTT 2500's for about a year and I can say they are awesome. Especially great for watching DVD's.

My roommate has the FPS2000's which also produce great quality sound.
 

Booyah

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Whoops just noticed that those are the 2200's and not the 2500's. I think there is a diff.