Speaker system?

Deformat · Defense Minister **Joined**: 17 Sep 2007

Yeah, my father was kinda interested in such things. In Romania, long time ago, Technics and Unitra were very popular systems. Sadly, Unitra no longer exists and Technics seems to no longer produce audio systems.

Any recommendations? My father found some Swedish Proson set and some Akai ones. (but the Akai ones were retardedly cheap.).

Other brands are welcome.

daTS · Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 9:03 pm Post subject:

Altec-Lansing.

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Dutchygamer · Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 9:04 pm Post subject:

Speakers for a computer or for TV?
If for a computer, I use a Logitech system for several years already, and haven't complained a single time #Tongue

Crimsonum · Seth **Joined**: 14 Jul 2005 **Location**: Fineland

I use the same Dutchy does (unless he's bought a new one), and like he said, they've worked fine through all these years.

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daTS · Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 9:24 pm Post subject:

I've had the same Altec-Lansing since before I ever joined PPM. I got them Christmas of 2004. Most mid-range speakers (Logitec, Altec-Lansing, JVC, HP ect) will last you a very long time. I have a BOSE system for my TV, and if you've got the money, I recommend it. If not, my family had a Sony system for almost 15 years before finally someone spilled beer all over one of the main speakers and ruined it.

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FurryQueen · General **Joined**: 24 Jul 2010 **Location**: Liyue

Get some bookshelf speakers, an amp and a sub. They work for TV and PCs both. And they're usually fairly cheap. I use Dayton Audio for speakers and will for my sub, and Lepai Tripath for my amp.

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Mig Eater · Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 2:14 pm Post subject:

I'm using BOSE for my PC & highly recommend them. My girlfriend is using Logitech ones tho & TBH I don't really like them, they sound really flat with the sub off & to bassy with it on, it's really hard to find a natural balance with them.

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Deformat · Defense Minister **Joined**: 17 Sep 2007

I think I explained everything wrong.

In our living room, we got a pretty powerful Technics amplituner. And all we need some speakers for that amplituner.

Mig Eater · Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 6:53 pm Post subject:

In that case, B&W speakers FTW...

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FurryQueen · General **Joined**: 24 Jul 2010 **Location**: Liyue

Deformat wrote:

I think I explained everything wrong.

In our living room, we got a pretty powerful Technics amplituner. And all we need some speakers for that amplituner.

Then grab a pair of Dayton Audio bookshelf speakers if you can. They're cheap. Only thing is that you'll need speaker wire.

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Cranium · Defense Minister **Joined**: 05 Dec 2009 **Location**: USA

JVC will give you more for your money, and they sound good too!

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Deformat · Defense Minister **Joined**: 17 Sep 2007

Fen, sadly we're not looking for speakers for a bookshelf, but rather for some speakers like these:

http://www.bowers-wilkins.com/Speakers/Home_Audio/600_Series/Overview.html

FurryQueen · General **Joined**: 24 Jul 2010 **Location**: Liyue

Dude. My speakers look like that and they are incredible. You'll need a unit to provide bass like an amp or a sub, but that's what mine look like. They're not tiny.

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