Best speakers a PC @ $150 or below.

Anyone mind showing me some great speakers for listen to music/gaming on my PC?

I want to keep my price range at around $150 USD.

2.0 or 2.1? If you want some heavy bass a 2.1 would be the best bet, but you'll sacrifice some performance in the mid-high.

2.1 set for $157:

Dayton B-652Speakers + Dayton T-Amp - $58

Dayton SUB-80 - $99

or

2.0 set for $155

Swan D1010MKII 08

I have these Logitech 5.1's... free shipping from newegg, as well.. They sound pretty good, to me... Although, they don't have digital cable support. It's only supports minijack for Front, Back, and Center/woofer. So I'd be sure that your sound card has the 3 output minijacks before buying. It has no optic cable support nor Coex cable support.

2.0 or 2.1? If you want some heavy bass a 2.1 would be the best bet, but you'll sacrifice some performance in the mid-high.

2.1 set for $157:

Dayton B-652Speakers + Dayton T-Amp - $58

Dayton SUB-80 - $99

or

2.0 set for $155

Swan D1010MKII 08

NVIDIATI

Hmm, thanks you're the 2nd person to recommend those Swans to me. I just just cough up another 30ish and buy the D1080.

[QUOTE="NVIDIATI"]

2.0 or 2.1? If you want some heavy bass a 2.1 would be the best bet, but you'll sacrifice some performance in the mid-high.

2.1 set for $157:

Dayton B-652Speakers + Dayton T-Amp - $58

Dayton SUB-80 - $99

or

2.0 set for $155

Swan D1010MKII 08

Fightingfan

Hmm, thanks you're the 2ndperson to recommend those Swans to me. I just just cough up another 30ish and buy the D1080.

http://us.store.creative.com/GigaWorks-T40-Series-II/M/B001S14DYO.htm

I cannot recommend these any more. Amazing sound, incredibly durable. These things have been to hell in back. They were used at a party at full blast for a while were they got pretty loud. I thought they were broken for sure after that, but no- they still sound perfect. Seriously, I'm listening to them now, it's just amazing. I actually have the series 1, but they sound really dynamic and rich.

If you're just going to be primarily gaming then you can make do with some logitechs. They're not accurate at all, but they tend to have "thumpy" mids and heavy bass.

2.0 or 2.1? If you want some heavy bass a 2.1 would be the best bet, but you'll sacrifice some performance in the mid-high.

2.1 set for $157:

Dayton B-652Speakers + Dayton T-Amp - $58

Dayton SUB-80 - $99

or

2.0 set for $155

Swan D1010MKII 08

NVIDIATI

Personally I'd go with the Dayton setup. Note that in all of these cases, though, you will need to purchase wiring. Make sure you are using the correct cables; you can pretty much get anything you need from Parts Express at a good price.

Happy gaming!

Boz