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Sorry, I don't know much about Dynaudio. I just figured they outsourced like is so common now and noticed the design looked similar to HiVi's drivers. Thanks for clearing that up though; I don't like supporting companies that copy others' designs.
While hooking up those Dynaudios to a sub...
It looks the MC-15's use ~$150 Dynaudio tweeters and the same $70 6" HiVi woofers that Swan uses in their D2.1 speakers, so at least the drivers are in line with the price. However, for $1,200 I'm sure you could piece together something better (although bigger if a receiver were to be used) or...
Lowest you're going to get for $350 new:
eD A2-300 http://www.edesignaudio.com/product_info.php?products_id=407 20hz
Hsu STF-2 http://www.hsuresearch.com/products/stf-2.html 25hz
Anything you can pick up by Harman Kardon, Onkyo, Denon...
You should be able to find an Onkyo SR50x or SR60x...
I had a Logitech Z-4, luckily I was able to sell it for more than I paid for it. I'm not a fan of "computer" speakers anymore. Without going with a receiver and passives, your best bet would be a Swan M10 or d1080mkII.
If your budget is set at exactly $100, you could try picking up a...
VSX-519 is a solid choice. It's their current model, you'll have to buy it new. There's one for $169 with free shipping (plus 8% bing cashback) on ebay. It has HDMI, S/PDIF, and binding posts so you should be set, and you can't beat getting a warranty. Do a quick review search on amazon and...
I have a H/K AVR 135 on the way should be here by the weekend. I love the way they look, with the light-up volume dial and two tone black and silver faceplace. If you need optical in, you must buy a AVR multi-channel receiver; the only recent two-channel H/K receiver than has optical in is the...
Either pair of terminals, just make sure the jumper bar is connected. The two terminals are there for bi-wiring or bi-amping.
Yeah, there's a few that should be superior to Monitor 40's. I have a pair of 30's, and while they're pretty good party speakers (cheap, efficient, and bright) I...
Keep in mine that the M10 woofer is actually a midwoofer, and meant to go between the two satellites, on your desk. Which is why it has the volume and bass knobs on it. It won't go as low as a dedicated subwoofer, maybe to the mid-40's, but either of the Swans will give you much better bang...
If you have $300 to spend on just a pair of bookshelves, Energy RC-10's are hard to beat. If you mean your budget is split between a receiver and speakers, then try to find a used Onkyo SR50x or Harman Kardon AVR 135/145/154 on ebay for around $100 (it can be done: I paid $59 for my Onkyo SR500...