What are some good computer speakers?

[PyRo]

Basically I need somthing that will rip a Logitech z-640 a new rectum. I was thinking Klipsch 4.1 or 5.1. Anyone have an recommendations?

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm?page=products/details&CRID=2&CONTENTID=5047&countryid=19&languageid=1

Thats the logitech.

[Miscue]

I have Klipsch's... like them a lot. Although I haven't checked around to see if anything is better yet. At the time I got them they were best stuff.

[PyRo]

Basically i'm looking at these three.

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm?page=products/details&CRID=2&CONTENTID=5048&countryid=19&languageid=1

http://us.creative.com/products/product.asp?category=4&subcategory=25&product=9304

http://store.klipsch.com/details.asp?ProdID=56

Oh, and it looks like it won't take too much to overpower that 620
Myabie ill hook my sansui 9090 (1976 stereo equipment rocks) and 130watt speakers to my computer for now to teach them a lesson.

[ASDadam]

Blah 1976? Youngin. Try my Marantz 2245 Reciever that i have hooked up to my JBL speakers. Two 5 1/4 midranges with 8 inch subs built into each speaker. now THATS good computer speakers.

[CaliWagon31]

I am gunna get the Klipse 5.1 Pro ultras or whatever they are calling the new ones, they sound sweet

[PyRo]

Originally posted by CaliWagon31
I am gunna get the Klipse 5.1 Pro ultras or whatever they are calling the new ones, they sound sweet

That would be the last of the three links I have.
How much did you pay for your reciever and speakers, mine came from peoples garbage

10in subs in my speakers, 8in in another set

[MarkM]

If you are going against computer speakers which are to be honest regardless of the cost flimsy cereal boxes with a speaker in them, then feed the sound into a good (old) hifi amp and fire normal speakers from that, if you want the surround effect then you will need a proper surround amp, they aren't that common in the older configuration so newish will have to be the route there but the speakers to look at, you will be better served looking for used ones, are JBL Control 1's, nearfield monitor speakers.
You can find JBL copys for a lot less money and as long as you site them away from the monitor (screen) then you won't have any problems. I had JBL copys being run direct from the soundcard (not very possible with todays soundcards) and they sounded great. The soundcard I had and it is still in a cupboard somewhere was an AWE32, most all of the AWE range had a pretty strong output from the card but the Live! range stopped doing it so you have to go back to line level outputs and into seperate amps.

[p8ntball1016]

i have harman kardon 2.1 speakers

[Mango]

Those Klipsch speakers you linked are the best ones out there in my opinion. FANTASTIC speakers. And the sub will shake the earth.

[MarkM]

http://www.jbl.com/home/products/pro...CheckProduct=Y
bit expensive but they are good

[PyRo]

Expensive? Those are half the price of the others i'm looking at. But I really want a sub

[MarkM]

Originally posted by PyRo
Expensive? Those are half the price of the others i'm looking at. But I really want a sub

$100 a piece.... you need 4 plus something for a centre speaker plus a sub...yeah thats cheap

[PyRo]

Oh, I was thinking that it was just a set of 2 speakers that pug into your computer.

[Dayspring]

I have the original Klipsch ProMedias. LOVE them.

I'll turn it up loud. You should hear me soon.

[cphilip]

I bought these JBL "Creature" speakers for the G5. Even though the G5 has the 5.1 output I didn't think I could justify buying a 5.1 set up for a work computer . But these Creatures VERY MUCH impress me for the price. Nice big Sub and very tiny powerfull speakers with volume control right on one of them if you need it. They were about 130 bucks if I recall. And they come in colors and the Silver ones match the G5 case real well...

Creatures