Maybe some of you guys can help me with this:
I want to buy quality speakers to connect to my pc to substitute my radio entirely, so I'm looking for something that doesn't sound like it's playing music in a cardbox(like my current pc speakers), but with a good audio definition that can turn my room into a clubhouse(not really, but you catch my drift). Something midway between intercom and a full dolby(wouldn't wanna go that far).
Anyone who knows about this kind of hardware can point me in the right direction? I'm lost when it comes to chosing these things.
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sooo just found theres a official yugioh card game by konami app for smart phones .-.
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Ohji Lunartail said: »
sooo just found theres a official yugioh card game by konami app for smart phones .-.
A lot of people still prefer ygopro tho that one costs a lot and doesn't have latest support apparently
Valefor.Sehachan said: »
Maybe some of you guys can help me with this:
I want to buy quality speakers to connect to my pc to substitute my radio entirely, so I'm looking for something that doesn't sound like it's playing music in a cardbox(like my current pc speakers), but with a good audio definition that can turn my room into a clubhouse(not really, but you catch my drift). Something midway between intercom and a full dolby(wouldn't wanna go that far).
Anyone who knows about this kind of hardware can point me in the right direction? I'm lost when it comes to chosing these things.
I want to buy quality speakers to connect to my pc to substitute my radio entirely, so I'm looking for something that doesn't sound like it's playing music in a cardbox(like my current pc speakers), but with a good audio definition that can turn my room into a clubhouse(not really, but you catch my drift). Something midway between intercom and a full dolby(wouldn't wanna go that far).
Anyone who knows about this kind of hardware can point me in the right direction? I'm lost when it comes to chosing these things.
Are you looking simply for PC speakers? Most are full-range speakers with built in amps which will suit your needs well enough as long as it has a decent sound signature. I'm using Logitech Z623s which are pretty decent. But if you don't mind buying a few separate components, the best results would come from bookshelf speakers provided you include the amp and speaker wire.
Check out Mica MB42s, they're cheap and fairly strong.
Kalila said: »
I'm not really sure about the price, probably 6-10 dollars but I could be wrong. I don't really look at the candy section very much.
Rooks said: »
I think I'm going to modify the profanity filter to turn any post like "No one cares about X" into just a picture of Cletus:
Open to ideas though
Open to ideas though
Valefor.Prothescar said: »
Can I get a screenshot of graphic settings menu? :3
Artemicion said: »
Are you looking simply for PC speakers? Most are full-range speakers with built in amps which will suit your needs well enough as long as it has a decent sound signature. I'm using Logitech Z623s which are pretty decent. But if you don't mind buying a few separate components, the best results would come from bookshelf speakers provided you include the amp and speaker wire.
Really I just want good amps with that characteristic deep clean sound that I can tap to my pc, possibly within the 50€ range(but I'm willing to negotiate if that's too hopeful, I'm not really informed about prices).
For reference I'd rather just have two speakers without a separate woofer. My radio had pretty good deep bass sounds with just its amps so I kinda hope to find something similar(but the poor thing is crumbling apart).
Asura.Floppyseconds said: »
Valefor.Sehachan said: »
For reference I'd rather just have two speakers without a separate woofer. My radio had pretty good deep bass sounds with just its amps so I kinda hope to find something similar(but the poor thing is crumbling apart).
Bass without a woofer is never as good. No need to replicate a 2.0 system when you can get a better 2.1 for the desired price.
Here's something I'd look into
You'll need to provide your own amp since it's not built in like most PC speakers are, but that'd only run you roughly $20ish USD (sorry, not good at currency conversion), and then a few feet of speaker wire which would be no more than $5-10.
Bookshelf speakers provide plenty of bass power without an additional woofer or sub provided you get one with enough power and a sound signature you like within your price range. But since we're aiming for something relatively cheap, something loud and clean/cheap like what I listed above will more than suffice.
You'll need to provide your own amp since it's not built in like most PC speakers are, but that'd only run you roughly $20ish USD (sorry, not good at currency conversion), and then a few feet of speaker wire which would be no more than $5-10.
Bookshelf speakers provide plenty of bass power without an additional woofer or sub provided you get one with enough power and a sound signature you like within your price range. But since we're aiming for something relatively cheap, something loud and clean/cheap like what I listed above will more than suffice.
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Asura.Floppyseconds said: »
These JBL Pebbles
Artemicion said: »
Here's something I'd look into
Artemicion said: »
You'll need to provide your own amp
I'm having some linguistic problems, I thought it meant the same. Isn't there stuff that has it builtin already then?
Yeah I understood those ones...but I said others..
I used to have a pair of AR bookcase speakers hooked up to my PC, but I found that I basically never listened to anything of good enough quality to justify not having them elsewhere.
Asura.Floppyseconds said: »
I would have to hear them, but they have the audio quality you likely seek.
You'd need a little amp to power the speakers since there's no internal amp (thus no volume control, etc.)
Luckily you don't need anything particularly powerful or expensive to drive these budget full range drivers. Something like this
is only about $20 USD, and will suffice for your needs. All you need in addition would be some speaker wire, and perhaps a Y-adapter for plugging your PC to your amp (3.5mm mini jack > red & white analog composite cables)
Luckily you don't need anything particularly powerful or expensive to drive these budget full range drivers. Something like this
is only about $20 USD, and will suffice for your needs. All you need in addition would be some speaker wire, and perhaps a Y-adapter for plugging your PC to your amp (3.5mm mini jack > red & white analog composite cables)
Artemicion said: »
All you need in addition would be some speaker wire, and perhaps a Y-adapter for plugging your PC to your amp (3.5mm mini jack > red & white analog composite cables)
Valefor.Sehachan said: »
Artemicion said: »
All you need in addition would be some speaker wire, and perhaps a Y-adapter for plugging your PC to your amp (3.5mm mini jack > red & white analog composite cables)
It's not too difficult, I promise. It sounds really intimidating and imposing when I list them over text like this, but it verily is quite simple. But if you just want something straight to the point and has a built in amp that you just plug in and play, then perhaps something like this would better suit your needs.
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