for me, adding a tweeter doesn't make the sound warmer...
but just to compensate on the "loss" of high frequency on Z-560 satellite...

I tested my Prodigy with my friends Z 680. After tuning and listening the sound is bassy when it comes to techno and rave tracks.

- Well it also performs quite well for classical songs but if there is a sudden bass in the classical track the logitech sub drowns the mid and high range no doubt. It is the speaker prob and not the sound card.
- I also had a sound card shootout of my own with my friend between the Prodigy and Revo .Our conclusion was :

Gaming : Prodigy better than Revo anytime
Music : Both the sound cards performed well. The Prodigy more bassy and hard I would say while the Revo was much `softer` and balanced. So the Revo is better but only slightly. ( You would need a gud speaker to hear the differents though )
Movies : The Revo and Prodigy are tied for this one.

Extra Notes :
Well Prodigy does however something up it's sleeve. If you a DJ wannabe Prodigy should be your choice cause the coaxial output and input enables you to record and plug to really powerfull amps.

- I was at party and I was the DJ I plug my Prodigy to this amps that powered 4x400 W subs and 4x300 W speakers. If I did not have Prodigy I might have been able to plug to the amp with coaxial cable straight from the comp

it took me about a week of listening to the 2 setups to hear the differents and conclude the shootout on the 2 cards.

'Listening is Believing'

cheerss cheerss

This post has been edited by ADJ: Jun 9 2004, 11:42 AM