TheNewGuy8
Limp Gawd
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- Feb 12, 2006
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So I've been reading everything on this board for a long time, and I still find myself with a few questions.
I'm using a Macbook Pro at the moment, though there is a possibility that I'll get a windows computer (i.e. better soundcard?) in the future.
I am no audiop[h]ile. Right now I'm using a pair of 2.0 Dell speakers that, to my ears, actually sound fairly decent, albeit muddy. I'm looking to fine tune my ears, and for that I know I need new speakers. I'm looking forward to finding all the pieces of music that I've been missing.
At the moment I live in an apartment, so Base is a problem. However I like having the option of base, for those times when it is appropriate. So I think I'm either looking for a 2.0/bookshelf setup where the base will still suffice or a 2.1 setup that has an accessible manual control for the sub that I can turn down when needed.
Desktop realestate is also a concern for me - I just don't have room for giant bookshelf speakers.
Here are some speakers or sets that have jumped out to me:
Edirol Ma15d
Altec Lansing FX6021
Klipsch Promedia's
M-Audio AV 20 (or the AV 40's, but they seem pretty huge.
Also the Insignia Bookshelfs and the $50 T amp come to mind.
The cheaper the better, but I'd be willing to go to around $150-$200. Any thoughts you all have would be GREATLY appreciated.
I'm using a Macbook Pro at the moment, though there is a possibility that I'll get a windows computer (i.e. better soundcard?) in the future.
I am no audiop[h]ile. Right now I'm using a pair of 2.0 Dell speakers that, to my ears, actually sound fairly decent, albeit muddy. I'm looking to fine tune my ears, and for that I know I need new speakers. I'm looking forward to finding all the pieces of music that I've been missing.
At the moment I live in an apartment, so Base is a problem. However I like having the option of base, for those times when it is appropriate. So I think I'm either looking for a 2.0/bookshelf setup where the base will still suffice or a 2.1 setup that has an accessible manual control for the sub that I can turn down when needed.
Desktop realestate is also a concern for me - I just don't have room for giant bookshelf speakers.
Here are some speakers or sets that have jumped out to me:
Edirol Ma15d
Altec Lansing FX6021
Klipsch Promedia's
M-Audio AV 20 (or the AV 40's, but they seem pretty huge.
Also the Insignia Bookshelfs and the $50 T amp come to mind.
The cheaper the better, but I'd be willing to go to around $150-$200. Any thoughts you all have would be GREATLY appreciated.
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