Reccomend new speakers for my computer

So my uncle just finished building me a new computer. It's got an awesome new graphics card (that can run Crysis on max settings btw) super fast everything, and a bunch of really expensive programs that I'm sure he purchased and installed legally.

Anyway, I got home from school today and decided to rock some Sigur Ros (yes, I'm that cool) and whenever I would turn up the speakers I'd get a blast of white noise. The cables and all of that are fine, these things are just getting old.

I guess I could have not typed any of this and just said 'topic', but if I didn't put effort into making this thread, why would you put effort into finding me some awesome new speakers?

How much did you pay for those?

I love me some realllly heavy bass. :)

How much did you pay for those?

I love me some realllly heavy bass. :)

KLAX42

conversion puts them at about $60ish

conversion puts them at about $60ish

markop2003

Wow, much less than I was expecting.

I'll have to check that out.

How much did you pay for those?

I love me some realllly heavy bass. :)

KLAX42

for really heavy base i don't think you get better than these for standard PC speakers:

http://www.razerzone.com/p-90-razer-mako-21-advanced-desktop-audio.aspx

200W on the subwoofer and 50W on each satalite

Yeah Sigur Ros! I also need new speakers for my computer so I'll just be eavesdropping on this thread.pop_tawt_land

general PC speakers are only good for the average user, if you're a real audiophile like some users seem to be then you need to get hifi speakers

How much did you pay for those?

I love me some realllly heavy bass. :)

KLAX42

I invested in a set of Logitech 5.1 Surround Sound speakers that come with a sub devoted to bass - best set of speakers I've ever seen, recommended by a stack of magazines, and available for under $100

So my uncle just finished building me a new computer. It's got an awesome new graphics card (that can run Crysis on max settings btw) super fast everything, and a bunch of really expensive programs that I'm sure he purchased and installed legally.

Anyway, I got home from school today and decided to rock some Sigur Ros (yes, I'm that cool) and whenever I would turn up the speakers I'd get a blast of white noise. The cables and all of that are fine, these things are just getting old.

I guess I could have not typed any of this and just said 'topic', but if I didn't put effort into making this thread, why would you put effort into finding me some awesome new speakers?

KLAX42

Anything by Klipsch. They have great 2.0 sets and great 2.1 sets and great 5.1 sets. A bit pricey, but amazing. I'm going to nab a set this winter because the subwoofer I have just died and I'm getting zero bass frequencies on my music.

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How much did you pay for those?

I love me some realllly heavy bass. :)

D3nnyCrane

I invested in a set of Logitech 5.1 Surround Sound speakers that come with a sub devoted to bass - best set of speakers I've ever seen, recommended by a stack of magazines, and available for under $100

but theen you have to wire them all around, that amount of wireing just looks messy and getting long enough wires can be an issue

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How much did you pay for those?

I love me some realllly heavy bass. :)

D3nnyCrane

I invested in a set of Logitech 5.1 Surround Sound speakers that come with a sub devoted to bass - best set of speakers I've ever seen, recommended by a stack of magazines, and available for under $100

Yup.

That's what I've got too :)

Great sound system.

I'm a very good speaker...i can talk for Britain...

Oh the funny...:lol:

I use some Bose Companion 2 Series II speakers. They work well, a bit on the bassy side (I just adjust that in software).duxup