Need help with pc speaker setup

[Darnell Jacobs]

I recently got a new pc and my old speakers are too old. I mostly use my pc for music listening. Im just wondering if someone could recommend good speakers with a good sub woofer. Not too expensive. Im a newbie at this so just need a little bit of guidance to choose the right setup. Thanks()

 

[sdifox]

Define not too expensive. And what do you mean by too old? Do they work?

 

[Darnell Jacobs]

They still work. They came with mini stereo system i had for 10 years. By inexpesnive i mean upto 500 dollars

 

[sdifox]

They still work. They came with mini stereo system i had for 10 years. By inexpesnive i mean upto 500 dollars

Assuming you have the space

http://www.monoprice.com/product?c_id=115&cp_id=11504&cs_id=1150401&p_id=605800&seq=1&format=2


unfortunatly the 5 inch ones are out of stock. You dont need a sub with either 5 or 8 inch midrange.

 

[Hail The Brain Slug]

These are really a bit overpriced compared to the Monoprice monitors, but if you like Apple-esque style and brand image the Audioengine A5+ are supposed to be a very nice pair of PC speakers. I don't have any personal experience with them, however.

Since they are 5" woofers and have good specs for power and frequency response you shouldn't need a sub with these, either.

 

[sdifox]

These are really a bit overpriced compared to the Monoprice monitors, but if you like Apple-esque style and brand image the Audioengine A5+ are supposed to be a very nice pair of PC speakers. I don't have any personal experience with them, however.

Since they are 5" woofers and have good specs for power and frequency response you shouldn't need a sub with these, either.

I prefer the krk rokit 5 to the audioengine, but that is me.