[SOLVED] Suggest some decent PC speakers 2.0/2.1 just for music

[keeprocking96]

Hello, I don't know if it's the right category to post this since I'm talking about PC speakers but I hope you can help me.
I own a Creative Sound Blaster Z sound card gold plated and Sennheiser HD380 PRO headphones. I'm casual user on pc, I play games but I listen to music all the time so I don't go for gaming gear, talking for audio. That's why I got stereo studio headphones. Recently my old 5.1 speakers died(Logitech) bought them long time ago because of the high W-RMS. After many years I understand that higher W-RMS doesn't mean better sound quality. I want you people suggest some decent PC speakers 2.0/2.1 just for music(under 150eur). Also I really love bass. I saw Edifier XM6BT/Logitech Z333 but since I did listen to Logitech's from friends bought it I'm not that impressed(I don't know if in my sound card sounds better). Recently I saw Edifier G2000 came out and I really liked it tbh, also it's gold plated nice build quality but I'm not sure about bass and volume if it's enough for me, because I really like loud but clean sound. I know the budget is kinda low for this kind of specs but any help/suggestion will be good. So I want your lights! Thanks!

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[Lutfij]

Where are you located and what is your preferred site for purchase? True higher wattage doesn't mean much but IMHO if you setup horribly priced speakers in a room the right way with some acoustic padding and some good quality audio cables(from source to sub/input on speakers) then you do get a step above a regular experience.

Was the Logitech's in your friend's house powered off the same sound card and audio inputs? If not, then you haven't done an apples to apples comparison.

 

[chetmaster12]

99% of the time, unless the person who designed the input and output circuits was a complete idiot, cables make nearly zero difference. Gold plating will have ZERO audible difference- it's there to make connectors more reliable.

Look to audio companies for speakers. Designing speakers that sound good is not a trivial task, especially on a low budget. There's a very good reason why speakers from companies like Logitech generally suck. If you can stretch yourself to buy a pair of JBL LSR305s, they're a decent choice. The Yamaha HS5 is a bit cheaper, but you probably won't like them. They're quite bright and a little bass-shy. In a studio, they'd be useful. They bear similarities to the NS-10, and that alone should be reason enough for you to avoid them for home usage.

 

[hang-the-9]

Hello, I don't know if it's the right category to post this since I'm talking about PC speakers but I hope you can help me.
I own a Creative Sound Blaster Z sound card gold plated and Sennheiser HD380 PRO headphones. I'm casual user on pc, I play games but I listen to music all the time so I don't go for gaming gear, talking for audio. That's why I got stereo studio headphones. Recently my old 5.1 speakers died(Logitech) bought them long time ago because of the high W-RMS. After many years I understand that higher W-RMS doesn't mean better sound quality. I want you people suggest some decent PC speakers 2.0/2.1 just for music(under 150eur). Also I really love bass. I saw Edifier XM6BT/Logitech Z333 but since I did listen to Logitech's from friends bought it I'm not that impressed(I don't know if in my sound card sounds better). Recently I saw Edifier G2000 came out and I really liked it tbh, also it's gold plated nice build quality but I'm not sure about bass and volume if it's enough for me, because I really like loud but clean sound. I know the budget is kinda low for this kind of specs but any help/suggestion will be good. So I want your lights! Thanks!

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Those Edifier G2000 are not good at all for bass, they are less than 3" speakers.

Klipsh Promedia 2.1 is what you want to get.