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#1:  Looking for new PC speakers. Author: Venom,  You have posted in this forum: Wed Jun 28, 2017 5:55 pm my 7.1 surround sound logitech still works fine. But the subwoofer is blown. I don't need surround sound or anything like that. Just a good 2.1 setup. Was looking at the https://smile.amazon.com/Logitech-Z623-Speaker-System-Black/dp/B003VAHYTG/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1498694084&sr=8-5&keywords=logitech+pc+speakers seems to be my best bang for my buck. Thoughts/ suggestions?

#2:   Author: Sin,  You have posted in this forum: Wed Jun 28, 2017 10:51 pm Logitech blows, get a Klipsch system. Like this one: https://www.amazon.com/Klipsch-ProMedia-Certified-Computer-Speaker/dp/B000062VUO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1444873216&sr=8-1&keywords=klipsch+2.1+promedia You could also get 2 speakers and buy an amp and it'd probably sound a bit better.

#3:  Re: Looking for new PC speakers. Author: MrBlack,  You have posted in this forum: Thu Jun 29, 2017 2:55 am I prefer using headphones - Logitech G933 Gaming Headset Artemis great wireless headphones.

#4:   Author: Sir Sux-A-Lot,  You have posted in this forum: Thu Jun 29, 2017 7:07 am Logitech doesn't necessarily blows. In fact, the Z-2300 is the best 2.1 system you could find but it's been long discontinued. If you're lucky and look around, you may score one on CL for cheap though. The Klipsch Pro Media seems like a worthy alternative. Sound quality wise, you'd be better off getting a small amp with 2 passive speakers like Sin said. You can easily replace/upgrade parts with that kind of setup but adding a subwoofer may be complicated depending on what parts you'll choose.

#5:   Author: Jayd,  You have posted in this forum: Thu Jun 29, 2017 8:49 pm I agree with Sin and Sir, go with passive speakers and an amp. Are you opposed to headphones though? I think Massdrop might still have some Sennheiser HD 6XXs left. $199 for a pair of LEGENDARY headphones that usually retail for $499...couldn't resist.

#6:   Author: Sin,  You have posted in this forum: Thu Jun 29, 2017 9:07 pm He bought a real shitty pair of headphones not too long ago without our consent. Don't get mad at him though, I already let him have it.

#7:  Re: Looking for new PC speakers. Author: sum1else,  You have posted in this forum: Fri Jun 30, 2017 5:07 pm I have a Bose Companion 20 system. No sub for these, but they actually don't need them. I was borderline going for the Companion 5, since both sound awesome.

#8:   Author: Jayd,  You have posted in this forum: Fri Jun 30, 2017 6:47 pm Well if it's just speakers you're looking for, I've always had a good experience with Altec Lansing PC speakers. But! Keep in mind that my "newest" speaker system from Altec Lansing is like...10 years old? So I don't know if they're still any good. I don't see why they wouldn't be though.

#9:   Author: Venom,  You have posted in this forum: Fri Jun 30, 2017 10:01 pm I really don't want to spend $200+ on some speakers and a sub. Like I said, I have a set of logitech Z5300 with a blown sub and only using left right and center speaker. Sound quality is good enough for me. I live in an apartment so id probably just turn the subwoofer down to low. Im probably just gonna get either the logitech Z623 or the klipsch 2.1. I was also looking at the audioengine a2+ speakers and skip the sub/ get one in the future. What do you guys think? Adding a Acoustic Audio PSW-8 in the future to the a2+

#10:   Author: Sir Sux-A-Lot,  You have posted in this forum: Fri Jun 30, 2017 11:22 pm if you want a small pair of active speakers, I recommend the Micca PB42X instead of the audioengine. If you think 15W is kinda low (for computer sound, not necessarily but I don't know how loud you want to go), get the passive version with a 50W tripath amp. I use these with a small $25 20W amp and they sound really good (that's the setup I use with my turntables) The sound is not flat because fuck that, we're no sound engineer. It's warm and colored and with the right amp you can get a decent amount of bass. Price of the whole setup: $100** /$140 depending on the amp you want to get. Adding a subwoofer to that setup is another story and while it's possible with a 2ch amp if the sub has a proper crossover, it'd probably better getting a 3ch amp. ** the passive speakers + a better amp is cheaper than the active pair listed above, go figure

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