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  max99 Posts: 9,002

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  23/04/13 - 17:33 #2

  These are a good price at the moment:
  
  http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002L3TSMK
  
  Can't vouch for quality, so check out the reviews.

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  Esot-eric Posts: 1,293

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  23/04/13 - 17:52 #3

  I have some Logitech S120s. No complaints.

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  24/04/13 - 01:17 #4

  I use headphones, because the quality is good and it does not annoy others. I have a speaker for when it is needed, and for children who I don't like using headphones, and I use a little bar speaker for that which works fine.

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  24/04/13 - 13:04 #5

  Thanks for the replies. I have come across these: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Speakers-Creative-Labs-Inspire-51MF0395AA000/dp/B002NGB86E. They seem to have good reviews and are around my price bracket. What are people's thoughts?

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  25/04/13 - 04:28 #6

  Been a while since I used Pc speakers, i got my computer plugged into my old Toshiba Midi system and it will out perform most Pc speakers.
  
  Creative speakers used to be good, but the last one I heard was pretty naff, Logitech is good if you get the right one.
  
  there is not a lot around to be honest, well not quality ones, most are cheap ones that will just about do. It depends how much you want to spend, i know someone who got some Bose ones, but they cost about £90.

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  25/04/13 - 06:40 #7

  Daedroth wrote: »

  Hey. It's been a while since I've been in the market for PC speakers, so I'm after a little advice. I've always bought Creative speakers, as they're my preferred brand, but I'm open to suggestions. I tend to listen to music and play a fair amount of games, so that's the main use for the speakers.
  
  My requirements are:
  
  2.0 or 2.1 only.
  ~£30 (preferably less)
  Good sound quality
  
  The problem with my existing speakers (Creative T10 2.0) is that the left speaker keep dropping volume levels, especially when using the volume control on the master right speaker.

  
  Pretty much all PC speakers are crap. Try and increase your budget and pick up a good used amplifier off ebay and a pair of speakers. The PC I'm using tonight is linked to an Aiwa amplifier and Warfedale speakers which sound very good and won't cost more than about £50 or £60 on ebay.

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