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actually, yes sirInvalid said:Where did u hear from? actual experience?
Thats priced "each" unfortunately, a pair would cost $400Newbify2 said:I've heard the Klipsch Promedia 2.1s and the Logitechs in similar environments and preferred the Klipsch. Although they both will not achieve the sound of a powered monitor pair... how bout the randomly selected under $200 with shipping Event TR6's?
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/TR6
wake6830 said:My dad has the bose system, and they are awesome. Not sure of the price though.
SJetski71 said:Thats priced "each" unfortunately, a pair would cost $400![]()
Newbify2 said:Heh, yes I am an idiot. Thanks for pointing that out SJetski. Though that would have been a sweet deal. If you want to push more money into some speakers you could probably get a decent monitor pair for less than $250.
Don't do Bose unless you want something that is way overpriced for what you get.
Just do a search on google or here for that matter on why Bose is all about marketing tactics and not about providing good sound quality per dollar. I'm not saying Bose has terrible products they just don't cut it when it comes to how much you spend on it.
not really good thing. They split there singal X numbers of ways, and you really can;t say which is better from that imo.Gavinfoxx said:I have heard the Klipsch Promedia 2.1 & the Altec Lansing MX5021 side by side (they used to have them side by side at the local Compusa), and I prefer the MX5021.
Worminater said:I asked the same question in here a few years ago and 2 speaker sets came up everywehre: promedia 2.1's and the Altec Lansing mx5021's
How it worked out to be was the promedias had better bass (arguablly muffled by audiofile standards) while the AL's had better mids/highs.
I ended up picking up the mx5021's due to "look" and ease of use (look better and pod with remote rather then controls on uglyish sat)
I have no regrets; and consider them a better buy in the price range
5.1 set up all on a desk is worse than and more expensive than a 2.1 set up all infront of you on a desk. I move 3-4 times a year (college) and dont have time to set up proper imaging, and dont think i could get proper palcement in any of the areas aroudn my computer. 2.1 was a better buy for ease of setup and sound quality for the dollar. Now, if i had a steady job and a dedicated computer room; i woudl ahve spent more on a nice surround setup (probably monitor honestly) but i'm not in that position; and 5.1 would be a waste in my position.tvdang7 said:y not just go 5.1?