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599$ computer speakers.

BossNoodleKaboodle said:
http://www.abluesky.com/p_s_gb/p3s7.html Why waste time with consumer audio junkies like Logitech and Klipsch if you want the best?
I just read the review of that MediaDesk 2.1 and was very impressed...until I saw the price. There's no way in Hell I'm dropping $599 on computer speakers! I'm perfectly happy with my audio junk, $120 Klipsch speaker set.
 
BossNoodleKaboodle said:
$599 for really good speakers isn't all that bad really.


You could build a freaking computer for that price.
I'd rather fight cancer then listen to every pin drop at a concert.
 
MeanieMan said:
You could build a freaking computer for that price.
I'd rather fight cancer then listen to every pin drop at a concert.

Who says I don't do both???? As someone in a movie once said, "assumptions are the mother of all fuck-ups." I use $80 body wash too, will you find fault with that?
 
I don't consider $599 a good price for speakers, you could build a full computer for that price. Klipsch I bet would be more then enough.
 
MeanieMan said:
I don't consider $599 a good price for speakers, you could build a full computer for that price. Klipsch I bet would be more then enough.
Agreed. $599 is a fair price for home theater speakers, or a top-of-the-line center channel or subwoofer. I have no need/desire for ultra-hi-end audiophile speakers for my PC. :rolleyes:

EDIT: Uh-oh, my post may be targeted for termination by Mister X! :p
 
Instead of deleting those posts ... how about we start a relevant thread so you can actively discuss this topic?
 
Sorry about the first post..... that one should have stayed in the other thread.
 
BossNoodleKaboodle said:
Thats still a pretty reasonable price considering that speakers range into a million dollars for a setup.
You and I just live in different worlds, BNK! ;)
 
Hey wait until you get into the world of the audio-insane, where something as simple as a subwoofer invloves ripping out the floor of the listneing room to layout 65 ft of tapered folding ducts, 18 subwoofers, and enough amplification to cause an entire district to brownout when you start clipping.

Yes I exaggerated about the amp...but some guy really did do this to his listening room...it's somewhere on yahoo.


edit: link here, look at the horn subwoofer: http://www.royaldevice.com/custom.htm

I still say that guy is a wee bit kooky...but I can't blame him either :)
 
mustang_steve said:
Hey wait until you get into the world of the audio-insane, where something as simple as a subwoofer invloves ripping out the floor of the listneing room to layout 65 ft of tapered folding ducts, 18 subwoofers, and enough amplification to cause an entire district to brownout when you start clipping.

Yes I exaggerated about the amp...but some guy really did do this to his listening room...it's somewhere on yahoo.


edit: link here, look at the horn subwoofer: http://www.royaldevice.com/custom.htm

I still say that guy is a wee bit kooky...but I can't blame him either :)

infinite baffles are a lot more in the reach of the common man... attics make for a nice stealth enclosure
 
LMAO
GJSNeptune.... if you had that kind of extra cash would you buy the Promedias?
 
mustang_steve said:
Hey wait until you get into the world of the audio-insane, where something as simple as a subwoofer invloves ripping out the floor of the listneing room to layout 65 ft of tapered folding ducts, 18 subwoofers, and enough amplification to cause an entire district to brownout when you start clipping.

Yes I exaggerated about the amp...but some guy really did do this to his listening room...it's somewhere on yahoo.


edit: link here, look at the horn subwoofer: http://www.royaldevice.com/custom.htm

I still say that guy is a wee bit kooky...but I can't blame him either :)

hah, that's pretty extreme audiophiling. Visit head-fi forums, and it would just be everyday news =).
 
It's all priorities. Some people can't justify 100$ for speakers, but would spend 3000$ on a computer. Other people would buy a used car... I went for the speakers myself :D

Re: the IB: For whatever reason, somebody posts that on head-fi every two weeks or so it seems.. despite the fact it has nothing to do with headphones :rolleyes:
 
Mister X said:
LMAO
GJSNeptune.... if you had that kind of extra cash would you buy the Promedias?
No, at least not two pairs. If I could drop $600 on speakers, I'd just keep saving (and saving, and saving) so I can build a ProTools setup with some sweet monitors.
 
GJSNeptune said:
No, at least not two pairs. If I could drop $600 on speakers, I'd just keep saving (and saving, and saving) so I can build a ProTools setup with some sweet monitors.

I see alot of mention of monitor speakers but they always seem to be these little self-amplified thingies. does anyone use "real" monitors anymore? I still have a set of 4311's and IMHO you would be hard pressed to find something that offers as much detail in a 45lb speaker.
 
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