View Single Post
Old 17-07-2005, 14:27   #9
TheBlueRaja
cf.mega poster
 
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Baw deep in a munter
Age: 50
Services: Initiations, rep rigging and orgies!
Posts: 5,750
TheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny star
TheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny starTheBlueRaja has a nice shiny star
Re: Can anyone recommend a decent set of Desktop speakers?

Quote:
Originally Posted by Halcyon
I know you want PC speakers, but have you considered the option of possibly connecting up to your Amplifier and using your Hifi if you have one.
No as i want these for my iPod to take abroad - so i want a good sounding speaker (with no sub) thats isnt heavy and can run from the mains but dosent sacrafice sound for looks which it seems anything to do with the iPod does.

Dont want to pay extra for that little i at the start of a product.

Quote:
Originally Posted by zinglebarb
http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/prod...stock&offset=10

some real nice logitech creative and harmon kardon (jbl) desktops here

I would strongly recommend Harmon kardon (jbl)
Hmmm, interesting - i thought originally you were referring to the one with the sub (the clear one) but i will need to check these out.

Thanks man

EDIT:

Seems like the Altec Lansings have a better frequency response (90Hz-20kHz) as opposed to the Harmon Kardons (60Hz-20kHz), not a definate indication of a better quality of sound but it gives them the edge at about a tenner more.
TheBlueRaja is offline   Reply With Quote