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from ZeeTwentyFour, www.newegg.com
No optical input for HDTV or Xbox 360.
from N/A, www.newegg.com
Other Thoughts: I wish it had optical audio in, but thats what the more expensive speaker set is for.
from vern, www.newegg.com
pros: good value; solid quality; easy setup; back speaker (s)cable length better than i expected; control panel module works well; matrix works fine (movies) cons: no digital esp optical; control panel module cable could be longer (very light c...
from robert, www.newegg.com
very very happy with it cons: the subwoofer does not have a optical in so i lose 5.1 sound when connecting my ps3 to it.
from www.amazon.com
I wouldnt have any complains for the speakers except for the fact that it doesnt have an optical or coaxial input for dolby / surround console gaming audio.

$181.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.amazon.com
The bad: Compare to my 5 years old Yamaha TSS-1, it lacks Dolby decoding, lack optical inputs, and the subwoofer is NOT shielded.
from www.newegg.com
No SPDIF (optical) output.
from www.newegg.com
5.1 surround sound has NOTHING to do with whether the source outputs the signal in digital (optical/Toslink or coax aka S/PDIF) or analog to the amplification hardware (in this case, the sub which drives the satellites).

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