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computer speaker set

I really need a better speaker system. I mean I know audiophiles are all anti bose but they have to be somewhat good still for the average user?
 
Originally posted by: kritical28
I really need a better speaker system. I mean I know audiophiles are all anti bose but they have to be somewhat good still for the average user?

well get it, ebay it, get some decent speakers, keep the difference
 
Originally posted by: MustISO
or these

That's probably your best bet if you want to get a sound output device from them. Maybe I'm not going to the right section, but it looks like their comptuer speaker section really doesn't have many options. I wouldn't go with anything they have there in the audio areas.

$300 can get you a pretty nice 2.1 computer setup.
Something like Swan m200s + Dayton 10" or 12" sub for example.
 
Originally posted by: kritical28
I really need a better speaker system. I mean I know audiophiles are all anti bose but they have to be somewhat good still for the average user?

Meh, they'd probably be better than what you currently have. Go with it if you don't expect much.

Klipsh makes decent computer speakers. I think the Swans + Dayton is gonna cost a bit more than 3 bills.
 
Originally posted by: arsbanned
Originally posted by: kritical28
I really need a better speaker system. I mean I know audiophiles are all anti bose but they have to be somewhat good still for the average user?

Meh, they'd probably be better than what you currently have. Go with it if you don't expect much.

Klipsh makes decent computer speakers. I think the Swans + Dayton is gonna cost a bit more than 3 bills.

Swan m200 $174
Dayton 10" $100

= $274

Cables to get everything hooked up from a computer source:
http://www.cablesforless.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=106
http://www.cablesforless.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=88
http://www.cablesforless.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1920
= ~$9

So about $283 or so with the 10" sub.

With 12" it would be about $304

Spending a few more bucks on cables wouldn't be a bad idea either, but it's certainly the $300 range.





 
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