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Jump to unread Post a CommentBut they just looks horrible in my opinion :( but they are compared with Bose Companion 3 , and very similar . What do u think about Harman Cardon Soundsticks 3 ?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-2-1-Speaker-System-Z623/dp/B00413BI7Q
Anyway, I think you should spend more money. £120-£150 isn't a trivial amount and it shows that you've definitely got the intention to get something better than the junk that gets posted over in Deals (omg, a 5.1 system for £20, it's got some 4 star reviews, this'll definitely sound really amazing, etc), but you need to spend more to get something really impressive. You want to feel your base, and hear its intimate details, and you're just not going to get that unless you shell out moar money. Personally, I'd suggest picking up a second-hand amp with a subwoofer output, and picking up a respectable sub and pair of stereo speakers separately. You could get proper hi-fi quality sound with all the bass your neighbours can handle for not that much more money.
Anyway, I think you should spend more money. £120-£150 isn't a trivial amount and it shows that you've definitely got the intention to get something better than the junk that gets posted over in Deals (omg, a 5.1 system for £20, it's got some 4 star reviews, this'll definitely sound really amazing, etc), but you need to spend more to get something really impressive. You want to feel your base, and hear its intimate details, and you're just not going to get that unless you shell out moar money. Personally, I'd suggest picking up a second-hand amp with a subwoofer output, and picking up a respectable sub and pair of stereo speakers separately. You could get proper hi-fi quality sound with all the bass your neighbours can handle for not that much more money.
Personally, I'd suggest picking up a second-hand amp with a subwoofer output, and picking up a respectable sub and pair of stereo speakers separately
Hmm , Sound . Good idea :)
Have you even took any of the above advice? Hercules is not top quality gear and 2 x 20.5W + 60W) is nothing to shout home about either 20watt rms from main speakers is poor and even with 60w RMS from sub that is still poo
If you really want to go with pc speakers at least stay with logitech or creative
Edited By: EastLondon on Aug 07, 2012 07:22
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Aktimate mini
Edited By: casparwhite on Aug 07, 2012 07:49
Edited By: ben240894 on Aug 07, 2012 10:00
I have these hooked up to my pc. Very good.
No active speakers are going to compare with proper hifi gear - but they're more convenient, generally smaller, and of course cheaper. I like my Z623s for these reasons, and have no hesitation in recommending them. They would probably make an audiophile weep tears of bitter rage, but they sound fine to me :)
Overall I really like them but they are about 7 years old now.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hercules-XPS-Multimedia-Speaker-System/dp/B004AE3DDI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1344356104&sr=8-1
The reviews are ok for soundticks 3 , but i dont like them :D looks bit ugly to me . :(
lol - so you got decent advice, ignored it and bought those crap speakers! oO
I assume you have a top notch soundcard too................................ ;)