Speakers for dorm

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thepirat

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the aopens look like mini flying saucers to me, just pick w/e sounds best, and looks the best
 
I have the x230s and only use them for music and movies and I like them alot.
 
I have a Macbook pro so I thought the AOpen flying saucers would match with it :p
 
X-230's are good for dorm rooms. Inexpensive, but enough bass & oomph to drown out your neighboring dormmates/roommates :)
 
Mav451 said:
X-230's are good for dorm rooms. Inexpensive, but enough bass & oomph to drown out your neighboring dormmates/roommates :)
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Be kind to your roomies and get a nice set of closed cans instead. Seriously, if I were trying to study and you insisted on playing games with the speakers on, I'd have to hurt you. :)
 
The AOpens may look fancy, but the X-230s will kill them in terms of audio quality. I have a pair lying around which will go with a media PC I have to get around to building, and I used them with my main PC until I got a set of 5.1 speakers. The speakers sound really nice, and the sub has a lot of oomph(for lack of a better term). Of course, a decent set of headphones is a must for late-night use, but it's always nice to have both.
 
Lethal said:
Be kind to your roomies and get a nice set of closed cans instead. Seriously, if I were trying to study and you insisted on playing games with the speakers on, I'd have to hurt you. :)
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The sad fact is that most of your hallmates will not be very respectful to you in college. This was my experience as the sole engineering student among history/sociology majors. Maybe in your junior/senior years when you get individual suites instead of sharing...then maybe. If you have an individual room as a freshman, all the more power to you then.
 
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