Asus Xonar DX and good 5.1 Speakers set.

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rockfella79

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Thanks for the info but I already bought speakers and I am happy with it. :)
Monoprice made tweaks to this Speaker setup and according to Cnet sounds better than the Energy Take Classics: http://reviews.cnet.com/surround-speaker-systems/monoprice-10565/4505-7868_7-35826981.html

It was also on sale for $228.71 a few weeks ago which adding in Speaker wire, Banana plugs & wall mounts with shipping would be around: $285 depending on your area. So maybe around $305 without the sale price but Monoprice does usually offer coupons too.

So you may be able to get some % off. Like use SURVEY13 to get $5 till the 11th. ;)
 

Crow550

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Just curious where and how much of a deal did you snag on those? They look pretty awesome but online retail shops seem sparse on carrying them.
 

rockfella79

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$165, the satellites look like audiophile bookshelves lol. This Dolby TrueHD channel test sample comes out pretty nice:



Just curious where and how much of a deal did you snag on those? They look pretty awesome but online retail shops seem sparse on carrying them.
 
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rockfella79

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Just updating: I got Fiio E10 and Audio Technica M50. Sold my speakers. DX will be on sale soon.
 

rockfella79

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Bought these:

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They sound very good. I am not using them as they are intended to be used (as desktop multimedia speakers) so I am missing a bit of quality listening to them from a distance.