The only way Klipsch would be a better choice for games (if that's your primary interest) than DigiTheatre DTS is:
a) You're planning on using the speakers on a computer, not a DVD player, PS2, or Xbox, AND...
b) You don't have an nForce motherboard
The DDTS don't have rear analog inputs, so they don't get 5.1 channel in games unless they have Dolby Digital sound (like xbox, ps2, and some upcoming computer games, i.e. doom III, etc.). nForce boards encode audio on the fly into Dolby Digital sound.
If your focus isn't gaming, the DDTS will blow Klipsch out of the water for sound clarity and features.
Bose use paper cones, the cheapest type of speaker material they could come up with, and horrible for good sound reproduction.
a) You're planning on using the speakers on a computer, not a DVD player, PS2, or Xbox, AND...
b) You don't have an nForce motherboard
The DDTS don't have rear analog inputs, so they don't get 5.1 channel in games unless they have Dolby Digital sound (like xbox, ps2, and some upcoming computer games, i.e. doom III, etc.). nForce boards encode audio on the fly into Dolby Digital sound.
If your focus isn't gaming, the DDTS will blow Klipsch out of the water for sound clarity and features.
Bose use paper cones, the cheapest type of speaker material they could come up with, and horrible for good sound reproduction.