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  1. 02-23-2001, 09:51 PM #1
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    Post ACS56, a good speaker set?

    ACS56 is a digital version of ACS54 with 30 more watts
    70watts total
    (35 = woffer, 35 = satellites)

    Is it good?
    I went to replace my FPS1800 to ACS56 for US$25 more... and I'm wondering if anyone had any good/bad experience with ACS56

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    All the reviews I've heard are very good, so I'd go ahead and get it


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    check out the ada880 set on pricewatch. I got mine for $110 and they blow away the acs56. They completely rock. Check altec lansings website these sell on there for $300. Trust me and go the extra 40 bucks for these things they are well worth it. My brother has the acs56 and I wasn't very impressed. For games not bad but music completely sucked.
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