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I wish that I could just blare my computer speakers all the time but my GF would kill me so I mainly use these
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I bought a set of Logitech R-10s a year and a half or so ago for $15 from a local computer store. At the time, I thought it was a sweet deal, $15 for a set of speakers, and it was! They're great speakers for treble. They're pretty lacking when it comes to bass, but I kinda figured they would be. I plan to upgrade at some point, but I don't really know what I want to get. I was thinking 5.1, but I don't want to run all the wires.
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Yeah, I got them today, and just finished setting them up. The treble quality is very, very close to just as good as the R-10s, and the bass is far, far better.a lot of wires to deal with lol as i'm sure you're prolly experiencing now, especially the rear speakers, wow so much cable. To deal with this i wall mounted the l/r and center speakers and wound up and put the excess in a cheap tupperware container... if you were wondering what to do about your new snakepit of wires.
a lot of wires to deal with lol as i'm sure you're prolly experiencing now, especially the rear speakers, wow so much cable. To deal with this i wall mounted the l/r and center speakers and wound up and put the excess in a cheap tupperware container... if you were wondering what to do about your new snakepit of wires.I actually don't have too much excess, but I can't wall mount anything because my computer desk is against a window, and the other wires don't reach the back wall while following the perimeter of the room. It's not much of a snake pit though, since they're run along the edge of the room.
I just bought a set of Logitech X-530s. I had heard they were pretty good speakers, they're dirt cheap nowadays, and I wanted to upgrade to 5.1, so hopefully it'll be awesome.I have the same speakers and I love em. :nod:
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that's cool, too bad everything is connected to the sub, my new soundbar i got from panasonic has a wireless subwoofer, it's awesome... i put it at the top of my closet and play dead island with it, i hope my upstairs neighbor has nightmares.My ideal speakers would be wireless 5.1s for less than $100. But I don't think that'll ever happen.
I have the same speakers and I love em. :nod:I've been using them for a couple days. A little bit of EQ tweaking to bring out the treble a bit, and they're fantastic. I don't do enough that utilizes the rear speakers though. And they're not quite as loud as I would like when they are in use.
Do they have to look so ugly? Anyone know of a good set of stereo speaks (not 2:1's) that are a bit better aesthetically and moderately priced?
If you live in the states the Mackie HR824/PrimaAcoustic Recoil Stabilizers have the worst price/aesthetic ratio. That's why they are what I use.I don't get it. Are they ugly and expensive, or pretty and cheap?
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They are low in the WAF.I didn't understand, but then I googled it. The second link is a wikipedia article. There's a wikipedia article on the WAF.
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M-Audio AV40s.
Went through the whole Logicrap line of speakers, they all suck.
Do they have to look so ugly? Anyone know of a good set of stereo speaks (not 2:1's) that are a bit better aesthetically and moderately priced?
Ripster, May I ask how you plug your speakers in? I have a pair of Mackie MR5's and I used to plug them through an Mbox 2 Interface but it freezes my computer for some reason so I'm looking for an alternative solution.
I have these simple speakers which (to my surprise) are actually pretty good.
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but wouldn't it be cooler tho if i had this chair and give my guests one heck of a show lol..
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KRK RP 5 (aka Rokit 5). Terrible name, decent speakers for the money. I could do with something like those Recoils though I keep forgetting to buy some...
I used to have a pair of M-Audio but compared to the KRKs it was like listening with a sock over each ear. They were cheap.
SOS review, 8/04 (http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/aug04/articles/krkrokit.htm)
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I own a pair of the Cakewalk MA-15D's and they sound stellar...digital optical input, sub out...all for $150
IMO the best powered monitors under $200
http://www.roland.com/products/en/MA-15D/
They definately aren't pro-studio quality, but they blow pretty much anything else in that price range away.
But you need overpriced pieces of foam to be Recording.org/AVSforum worthy.Arnt you supposed to have them at a height where the tweeter is at ear level?
I will say Keyb_gr ended up being right about mounting my monitors higher.
Not necessarily. But I got 5 degree downfiring PrimaAcoustic Stabilizers just to be safe.maybe when I get a nicer set of speakers ill look into those. Ill I have is a set of M-Audio BX5a's that I only have them because I got them for $80 including shipping.
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http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2011/01/14/the-sounds-of-skyrim.aspx
Second vote for the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1's. Mine have been going strong for 8 years now with no problems whatever. I paid $200 for them way back when, I saw them in Worst Buy the other day for $139 (!) Amazing speakers for the money.
If these ever die, I will be looking at a good pair of powered studio monitors as a replacement.
Switched from my JBL E30s to some KRK Rokit 8s in grey that I got for $400 for the set. Sound quite a bit better although I am going to pick up a preamplifier to run them full range.Sounds cheap to me I would go for a deal like that.
They just had them on hellomusic.com for $400 for a set. I got mine from GC though so I have the grey ones not the black ones.Well I will have to look into the ROKIT 8s instead of the 5s then because their not that much more.
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Logitech Z623!
Best $100 I've ever spent on any piece of technology. Bass is full and loud. The sound quality is just top notch.
I own a pair of the Cakewalk MA-15D's and they sound stellar...digital optical input, sub out...all for $150
IMO the best powered monitors under $200Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/0s1V2.jpg)
http://www.roland.com/products/en/MA-15D/ (http://www.roland.com/products/en/MA-15D/)
The similarities to these (https://www.google.com/search?q=Behringer+Speaker+MS40) Behringer MS40's is intriguing. The Behringers appear to be more readily available and cheaper... wonder how much difference there is in the drivers and amp.
This thread makes it almost shameful for me to say that I'm currently very satisfied with my Logitech Z2300 that I've been using for a good 2-3 years :\ Saw the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 which is on sale for $100 right now. Supposedly it's the equivalent to the Logitech Z2300's.
I'm in the same boat as you. I've been using the logitech Z5300 for more than 5 years now and its still going strong. I will probably upgrade it soon now that I've upgraded all my other computer peripherals.
I'm in the same boat as you. I've been using the logitech Z5300 for more than 5 years now and its still going strong. I will probably upgrade it soon now that I've upgraded all my other computer peripherals.
:D I'll probably end up keeping mine and just buying myself a nice headset with emulated 7.1. Not a fan of all those extra cords going around the room for surround sound, and I'm too broke to get the wireless ones :(