I need a recommendation for less than $10/pair cheap speakers.

[bupkus]

I need a recommendation for cheap speakers.

Someone had a post for some USB speakers (link) except I have onboard sound on my ASUS nforce1 motherboards so I'd like to plug into that.
Ideally, I can find speakers that aren't very loud and don't require a power supply.

 

[Ionizer86]

How cheap is cheap? If you have $30, something like Best Buy's Logitech Z-340's or that Creative Inspire 2.1 set should work well.

 

[bupkus]

Originally posted by: Ionizer86
How cheap is cheap? If you have $30, something like Best Buy's Logitech Z-340's or that Creative Inspire 2.1 set should work well.

Don't require a power supply---less than $10 a pair cheap.

 

[BaboonGuy]

headphones?

 

[vshah]

for less than $10 i don't think you'll find anything more than travel speakers of 2-3 watts, which wouldn't require a power supply...i know sony makes some but they're probably a bit more expensive...
-vivan

 

[Bovinicus]

Just buy some brand name speakers for $10 if you can find them. I think at $10, whatever you buy is going to have very poor sound quality. I would recommend using headphones over $10 speakers. Try eBay; you may be able to find some used speakers with no reserve or at some crazy low price and increase the level of quality over just buying the first $10 pair of speakers you can find at Circuit City.

 

[jd103]

I bought a pair of these for my parents computer and they sound really good:

http://www.directron.com/hk195.html

 

[vailr]

Labtec® spin? 50 Stereo Speakers - Retail Boxed
$9.99 + shipping:
http://www.pcdirect.com/product.asp?Sku=SPLABSP50
Or, OfficeMax often has "Cyber Acoustic" mini-speakers (about 3" x 3" x 4") for free, after MIR.