Good Speakers for Gaming PC

I'm all about good audio when it comes to my music and gaming. Anybody know of any good speakers I could get. I like a lot of bass, so something with like a rediculous amount of watts. I might even just try to wire a Kicker L7 into the system. lol

Budget?

I'm all about good audio when it comes to my music and gaming. Anybody know of any good speakers I could get. I like a lot of bass, so something with like a rediculous amount of watts. I might even just try to wire a Kicker L7 into the system. lol

gamer-clemm

The term "watts" is something that is thrown around too easily these days, take a look for example at an ad for a home theater in a box system, some might say things such as "1000 watts" which may or may not be true under various conditions, etc.

Something like this:

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Surround-Speaker-System-980-000467/dp/B004M18O60/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1332640721&sr=8-1

As long as your not a complete audiophile

or if you can a z5500 for a good price, the sub is a good bit better sounding than that one

I'm all about good audio when it comes to my music and gaming. Anybody know of any good speakers I could get. I like a lot of bass, so something with like a rediculous amount of watts. I might even just try to wire a Kicker L7 into the system. lol

gamer-clemm

You need to give a budget, or i'll recommend a pair of these:

http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-HS80M-Studio-Reference-Monitor/dp/B000QPHCB4/ref=pd_cp_pc_0

What's your budget? Klipsch Pro media 2.1 is what I normally recommend for ~ $100-150 mark.

Kickers smh, why no jl w7 or alpine type x less loud but more crispy and musical :) at least thats what I would do if I had spare dough.

Budget?

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I'm all about good audio when it comes to my music and gaming. Anybody know of any good speakers I could get. I like a lot of bass, so something with like a rediculous amount of watts. I might even just try to wire a Kicker L7 into the system. lol

NVIDIATI

The term "watts" is something that is thrown around too easily these days, take a look for example at an ad for a home theater in a box system, some might say things such as "1000 watts" which may or may not be true under various conditions, etc.

Watts is the a term for electrical power. At least that's how I understand it from my electrical section of class. Just as voltage the measurement of electrical pressure, and amperes is the measurement of electron movements or current. When I read something that says 1,000 watts, I expect some powerful stuff. Know what I mean. But budget wise, anything from $20 to $150.

What's your budget? Klipsch Pro media 2.1 is what I normally recommend for ~ $100-150 mark.

Mozelleple112

There's a really good TDK 2.1 system called Tremor, the Tremor S80 sold for about £70 but I don't think it's still in production, you should,be able to get one on Ebay/Gumtree for £20-30, super value for money and the satellite speakers are small and light but they still sound great.

Watts is the a term for electrical power. At least that's how I understand it from my electrical section of class. Just as voltage the measurement of electrical pressure, and amperes is the measurement of electron movements or current. When I read something that says 1,000 watts, I expect some powerful stuff. Know what I mean. But budget wise, anything from $20 to $150.

gamer-clemm

Actually high wattage doesn't always mean louder speakers, it all depends how well the speakers can make use of saidwattage. Buying based on a wattage alone is not a good idea really, the quality of the components used is far more important.

Aside from that wonderful tip of the day I can't really help though. :P I only ever use studio monitors with a PC so don't really know what's about in the home PC market.

BOSE is all u need

BOSE is all u need

Khoiphongluu

audioengine a5 :p