Therefore, you should choose a 2.0 system if you mostly listen to music without a deep emphasis on the bass. You should also ...

Sub sure, speakers no. For the 305s (or any rear-ported speakers), you'd want to give them at least 6-12" of rear clearance, and then put them on the desk/stands with some toe-in based on your ...

Creative Stage 2.1 The new Creative Stage 2.1 isn’t overly complicated, and actually, that’s part of its appeal. IT’s a large soundbar that is ideal for PC users with large monitors, including ultra ...

TL;DR: Edifier's 'New Cyber' Bluetooth speaker features a unique gaming PC-inspired design with a 2.1 audio system, including a subwoofer and dual 52mm drivers. It offers a functional 2.8-inch display ...

With an emphasis on cutting-edge graphics and some NVIDIA GPUs costing thousands of dollars, it's easy to forget how important sound is when assembling a gaming PC. Most motherboards have integrated ...

I haven't heard your other 3 choices but I have had the Klipsch 2.1's for nearly two years now and am still happy enough with them that I have never entertained any thought of replacing them. I think ...

Computer speakers are one of those PC products that see very slow development, with products sometimes hanging around for decades. There's hardly a finer example of that than the Klipsch ProMedia. The ...

Whether you own a desktop PC or a laptop, chances are you're going to need a pair of dedicated PC speakers to experience anything resembling good sound quality outside of using headphones or a gaming ...

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