Setting up the Z506 actually takes less time than getting it out of the box, because every cable and port is color-coded - just plug in four speakers and your audio sources into the back of the subwoofer, and you're done - but that's assuming you don't have to rearrange your entire room to set it all up. but before you get too excited, know that it's a far less flexible one. Yes, it's a pretty handsome looking package, all in all. We're also a big fan of the volume dial, if you can believe that, as it's smooth as can be - just light enough to turn with a single finger, but still enough resistance that we could adjust the volume in fine increments. Here, the two-inch drivers aren't covered by metal grates, but rather gently protected by thin, springy mesh nets, and instead of two per satellite, each has one driver and a small tweeter - except for the center, which has a pair of eyeballs that joyously remind us of Wall-E.

Where both previous packages were fairly symmetrical, boxy (in the case of the X-540) and had stands that jutted out, each of the Z506's satellites have a space-age elliptical design with gentle oblong curves. Truth be told, the Z506 is far from the company's first analog surround sound package - it replaces the very similar X-540 setup from 2006, which was itself a upgrade of the $80 Logitech X-530 from 2004 - but it's clear the company paid a bit more attention to aesthetics this time round.

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