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Hey what about the Velodyne VX-11? I think i am more interested in quality instead of quantity. The BIC sub would be nice for 100, but I have a small room, and if the Velodyne is more clear and concise, then power is not so much of an issue. Velodyne make very high quality audio components from...
Interesting... there is a guy selling a BIC Acoustech H100 on craigslist for about $100 in my area. Is it worth it to just snatch this up. this would probably be better than anything I can buy under $300 for only $100! What do you all think?
First off, thank you guys for the recommendations. Highly Appreciated. I was wondering how the subs everyone has listed compare to the BIC Formula F-12. I definitely would not be opposed to spending a little bit more if a certain sub has a clear advantage over the other. I pretty much only...
I would also consider buying the Polk Audio PSW 111 if that changes anything.
Also, what is the opinion on this sub: http://www.amazon.com/BIC-America-430-Watt-Down-Firing-Subwoofer/dp/B0000Y2WYS/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1283810209&sr=8-15&tag=533633834-20
SO I am looking for a good sub to complete my M-Audio AV 40 left and right. I was thinking of the Polk Audio PSW10. I am not looking to spend more than a reasonable price of say $150. From what I have read, I believe this to be the best sub for my price range. Any comments/ help would be greatly...
I am not buying a high performance SSD drive. This is going to be a boot drive and it doesnt need to do anything fancy. This is still better than any HD I could buy, and more reliable too.
I managed to do it again. Better components for less money! Pretty good build for the price if you ask me.
Intel 40GB SSD $124 OTD Provantage
Gigabyte GA-770TA-UD3 $96 OTD Provantage
AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black...
You think the 400 would suffice for the above build? Cause sure, I'll go with that then..But as the SSD, the kingston 40GB is the best for its price. And you have to remember, newegg charges me tax, so I can only get some parts from there.
Well, with a little work, this is what I came up with. These are the best components I could put in a PC for as close to $700 as I could get.
SSD Kingston 40 GB $113 OTD Amazon
Gigabyte GA-770TA-UD3 $96 OTD...
The title pretty much explains it all, but I will answer the questions.
1) What will you be doing with this PC? Gaming? Photoshop? Web browsing? etc
Web browsing, email, minor graphics work
2) What's your budget? Are tax and shipping included?
$700 without tax shipping . around there you...