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Posted by CuteTranceBoy on Oct-17-2014 20:19:

Computer sound system...... what are you rockin'?

OK....... what kind of computer speaker setup do you guys have? What are the good brands to purchase and the one's to look out for? I'm in need of good computer speakers on the cheap, if that's even possible. I'm not talking studio quality speakers meant for producers (but if within budget, might consider).

Just want something that sounds decent with clarity and a rockin' subwoofer so I can thump Alice Deejay's "Do you think you're better off alone" in the bedroom while brushing up on my 'Nordic Trac'. Thanks in advance!


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-17-2014 20:21:

https://twitter.com/NotAPoliceman


Posted by Trance-M on Oct-17-2014 20:55:

What is your budget?


Posted by CuteTranceBoy on Oct-17-2014 21:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Trance-M
What is your budget?


I don't know, I would just like to hear people's opinion on the most "bang for the buck" kinda deal. Just something within reason and not stupidly outrageous.


Posted by Trance-M on Oct-17-2014 21:22:

Logitech Z623 or Harman Kardon SoundSticks III get good reviews.

I don't use pc speakers, but a 24 year old Pioneer midi setup, it just doesn't break....


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Oct-17-2014 21:32:

Stop. Just... stop.


Posted by OrangestO on Oct-17-2014 21:32:

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/klipsch...d=1218095770265

You'll never look back.

(Unless IGK is behind you.)


Posted by CuteTranceBoy on Oct-17-2014 21:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Trance-M
Logitech Z623 or Harman Kardon SoundSticks III get good reviews.

I don't use pc speakers, but a 24 year old Pioneer midi setup, it just doesn't break....


Are you bragging about your old midi setup? Sort of like the age old argument of, "analog vs. digital"? Just kidding......thanks for the suggestion. BTW, I'm an 'analog' kinda guy myself.


Posted by Trance-M on Oct-17-2014 21:44:

quote:
Originally posted by CuteTranceBoy
Are you bragging about your old midi setup? Sort of like the age old argument of, "analog vs. digital"? Just kidding......thanks for the suggestion. BTW, I'm an 'analog' kinda guy myself.


No, I'm just saying why I don't need pc speakers. Midi just means that all components are connected to the amplifier and can't be used standalone. It doesn't have anything to do with digital vs analog.


Posted by Sushipunk on Oct-17-2014 21:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
https://twitter.com/NotAPoliceman


lol


Posted by CuteTranceBoy on Oct-17-2014 22:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Robotrance

if you cannot afford it then you might as well skip the whole thing and save your money for something else.


That's a pretty ignorant statement to make. Alot of people can piece together a good sounding system on a budget if you want to get into the audiophile world, it's not all about how much you can spend.

If anything I'd rather have a budget build that sounds great and up to par with more expensive equipment then just dishing out the big bucks.


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Oct-17-2014 22:11:

http://www.grammar-monster.com/easi...a_lot_allot.htm


Posted by Psyshell on Oct-18-2014 04:54:

If you're not looking for monitors, then I highly recommend bose companion 3's. They're about US 300 dollars and they absolutely blow the water out of any other speakers I've heard in a similar range (much better than twice as good as 200/300 dollar logitech speakers). I've had them for 6 years and they're quite reliable as well. My gf was recently in the market for some and we chose those for her as well as there wasn't much else comparable.

The 150 dollar logitech speakers are a bit cheaper but these will blow them out of the water. I'd also avoid 5.1 if you can, unless you want to spend at least 2 grand (possibly more) on speakers then you're essentially going to lose some fidelity for the extra positioning (which will be irrelevent to 99% of music).


Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Oct-18-2014 08:09:

I pleasured myself with a breast pump last night.


Posted by Trance-M on Oct-18-2014 08:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Robotrance
if you cannot afford it then you might as well skip the whole thing and save your money for something else.


My wife would throw those out in like 2 seconds

I would say if someone asks for budget pc speakers he is thinking of something small.


Posted by Psyshell on Oct-18-2014 09:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Trance-M
I would say if someone asks for budget pc speakers he is thinking of something small.

I know right. Even if he doesn't care about budget those are still way too big. I love how the person who makes a snob post doesn't even have a clue what they're talking about. I suspect they might've been trolling though.


Posted by Psyshell on Oct-18-2014 10:49:

quote:
Originally posted by Robotrance
too big for what exactly? your house?

When someone says pc speakers they almost certainly mean things of a certain size. Obviously you can just hook up lounge speakers to your pc but that's missing the point.


Posted by Trance-M on Oct-18-2014 12:23:

He just wants to listen some music while running on his Nordic track in his bedroom. There really is no need for premium expensive brands for that and IMO it shouldn't cost more than $150.


Posted by soulstar606 on Oct-18-2014 12:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Trance-M
He just wants to listen some music while running on his Nordic track in his bedroom. There really is no need for premium expensive brands for that and IMO it shouldn't cost more than $150.


rofl nordic track omg thats too muchlmao


Posted by CuteTranceBoy on Oct-18-2014 18:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Trance-M
He just wants to listen some music while running on his Nordic track in his bedroom. There really is no need for premium expensive brands for that and IMO it shouldn't cost more than $150.


Yes, exactly. I'm just looking for some plug n' play 2.1 computer speakers without having to get a separate amplifier, etc. I'm not looking for expensive speakers that have trebles that will make my ears bleed and bass that will turn my internal organs into jello...... just decent sounding speakers that I can listen to with all genres of music, especially 80's love songs.

Probably around $200 or a little more depending if it's worth the extra money for better sound.


Posted by PaULiN0 on Oct-19-2014 11:48:

Fisherprice!


Posted by Trance-M on Oct-19-2014 15:22:

quote:
Originally posted by PaULiN0
Fisherprice!


Most people listen to Fisherprice or even less, don't act like everybody here is an audiophile.


Posted by PaULiN0 on Oct-23-2014 18:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Trance-M
Most people listen to Fisherprice or even less, don't act like everybody here is an audiophile.


I learned the hawrdway about audiophile products a very long time ago, yeah i once tried 150 IC rca's to improve quality of mix or audiophile power cord in a mixer. shit was horrible, sound was so bloated and weird. Audiophile doesn't exist in the world of producing or djing for that matter. My reason for doing was just trying to take things further.


Posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY on Oct-23-2014 19:41:

quote:
Originally posted by PaULiN0
Audiophile doesn't exist in the world of producing or djing for that matter. My reason for doing was just trying to take things further.



Posted by PaULiN0 on Oct-23-2014 19:42:

quote:
Originally posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY


You trolling fag post a mix or stfu


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