What are some good computer speakers?

[duba169]

Right now i have the bose companion speakers which i bought like 3 years ago. Im sorta sick of them it just doesnt have that thump i want. when u put thevolume up the music seems to get low at some points and loud at other points . I would like something that has amazing quality but at the same time gets loudand also the most bang for my buck. any suggestions?

 

[tramond]

i have logitexh x530's.
It comes with like a 25 watt subwoofer. 70 watts peak.
5 satellite speakers. dual drivers.
5.1 Surround Sound.
$50... Damn good.

 

[duba169]

i was looking at those once but its just too many speakers for me. im looking for something like two speakers and a sub.

 

[bxbadboy90]

Amazon product ASIN B0002SQ2P2

 

[jmedora]

Def. stick with Logitech, I have the Z-5500 and they're amazing.

 

[duba169]

i might have to check out logitech thanks guys. anyone else?

 

[tha sun child]

FTW........

 

[kixsr4kidz]

I have the Bose Companion Series II and they sound way better then any other computer speaker I've heard, They go for about 85-100 dollars. You get whatyou pay for.

 

[ienycepnoyi]

jbl spot

 

[krisp kicks]

I'll second that. Bose Companion Series ll are excellent speakers for a desktop or laptop. They match my Powerbook beautifully.

 

[an dee 51o]

Originally Posted by kixsr4kidz

I have the Bose Companion Series II and they sound way better then any other computer speaker I've heard, They go for about 85-100 dollars. You get what you pay for.

If you're talking about the same ones I am, those things are way more than $100. When I worked at CompUSA they were like $250 on sale.

 

[respect21]

Are you looking for a 5.1? 2.1?

Provide us with specifications on what exactly you are looking for, along with a price range.

 

[duba169]

i already have the bose companions and i loved em at first i want something better. the most im willing to spend is 200 maybe 250. i was thinking maybe bosecompanion III or Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 THX Certified Computer Speaker System (Black)

 

[nonstoptalk]

Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 is the set-up I have and I am very happy with it. It only runs about $150 too so pretty reasonable.

 

[eeibaby]

Altec Lansing speaks are really good

 

[duba169]

guess im gon try the klipsch

 

[tramond]

if thats truly your range... go with the harman kandons. (The clear ones posted earlier) Def. more bang for the buck

 

[methedy24]

- No brainer!


- You said 2.1 so....these were made for YOU!

- If you're feelin' el cheapo status...rock these

- Anything else was made for the ghetto...

 

[aqphame]

Originally Posted by Methedy24

link to these speakers? how much would that cost me? i've always wanted some klipsch speakers...it about time for an upgrade

for past 2 years i been using these, they r not bad for $80

 

[oh you mad]

Originally Posted by Methedy24

- No brainer!


- You said 2.1 so....these were made for YOU!

- If you're feelin' el cheapo status...rock these

- Anything else was made for the ghetto...

Prices? Links?

 

[wanksta23]

i got these bad boys...JBL Creature II

 

[tw3ek]

logitech sucks...

 

[duba169]

haha i guess Klipsch it is. what was the price for that 2.1 system?

 

[offbad]

Originally Posted by Tha Sun Child

FTW........

yep.
got harman/kardon SoundSticks II at costco like 2 years ago for under a bill. awesome set.

Klipsch, JBL, harman/kardon, creative, logitech etc. all are good brands respectively.

My advice would be to go the store, bring your ipod or whatever, plug it in, and test them out.

 

[knightngale]

Altec Lansing MX5021


1x Infra-red remote
1x Battery for remote
2x Cables for Satelites
2x Wall Mount Brackets
1x Y-Adapter for RCA input
2x MX5021 satelite speakers
1x Remote pod station w/volume, bass and treble control
1x MX5021 Subwoofer
1x User manual
1x Altec Lansing black dust cloth

The product spec sheet rests below.

Satellites:
1x 1" Loaded Horn Tweeter
2x 3" Full Midrange Drivers
20 Watts/ Channel @ 6 ohms
Frequency Response: 150 - 18000 Hz

Subwoofer:
1x 6.5" long throw woofer
50 Watts @ 4 Ohms
Frequency Response: 40 - 150 Hz