Poll: Which audio speakers do you use?

Altec Lansing for both desktop and laptop. Though we have JVC system at home, I haven’t found the motivation to hook it up to the desktop because not everyone in the house has the same tastes for music as I do. :P

I’m using Creative speaker.

Edifier S330
Logitech Z5500

I use CDRKing speakers… pwede ba to?

Bose Acoustimas 7 for home theater,
Logitech, Edifier & JVC Boomblaster for laptops
Rocks the house.

Altec Lansing and Edifier..
Wish I have Bang & Olufsen and Bose though.. :)

Hi,

There are 2 entries for Logitech although I prefer Altec (desktop).

Wharfedale 9.1’s hooked up to an external DAC.

Though I prefer headphones – Grado/Alessandro MS Pro and an AKG K701.

CD-R King (lol XD )

Altec Lansing for me, about 3 years old. Once ants lived on one of my speakers hehe. But they are gone now. I have the sub woofer and two stand alones. Hmmm, 2500 pesos.

Altec Lansing :D

I have altec lansing and edifier speaker for my two desktops. still the best in performance

1. Creative speakers have the best value for money, i use them with my pc at home and office, they have a very decent sound coz they are manufactured by hi-fi speaker manufacturer Cambridge Soundworks.

2. I am using yamaha speakers for my 5.1 home theater system. They sound excellent,and they are a lot cheaper than bose or jbl. Also, yamaha is one of the pioneer in home theater system.

3. But if money is not a question, i’ll chose bose products.

i’m using Creative Inspire T5900 5.1 (for more than 3 years) i think i’m going to replace it soon with either Creative Gigaworks T3 or Creative Gigaworks G500/G550W soon. I also have a Creative Gigaworks T20 Series II which i hooked on my LCDTV (since i don’t have bigger space for bigger speakers) it looks small but it’s loud! and IMHO no matter how beautiful and expensive your speakers are they will not be 100% utilized if there’s no good sound card. just my 2 cents.

The Sony Giga Panel MEX-1GP is a automobile audio receiver that features a removable faceplate like most of the other receivers on the market today. However this faceplate also comes with a USB port and a 1GB flash memory drive that allows you store up to 500 MP3 song files. You basically use the USB cable that comes with the receiver to connect it to your PC and transfer the MP3 files like you would with your IPOD or MP3 player.

@maverick: we are on a same road…

my sound set-up only for my desktop computer is 500watts sakura 220v amplifier, bose crossover and v12 10″ 4ohm single voice coil speaker enclosed in an L box type baffle and 2 for my mids and highs I have 2 10″ crown instrumental speakers and 4.5 inch crown 3 way speaker = a very great sound :D

the v12 square sub is originally for car audio system, i want a very low bass so that’s why i bought it and even our neighbors ceiling and roof is shaking and rattling LOL! :D

and the best genre that i always play is hiphop and electro trance

i have suggestion try to play the “report to the dancefloor by Dj Sndrz & Chuckie” the pump beats mids and high are smooth and sharp…

I used to have a JBL Sonnet 2.1 speakers. I got it back in 2004, IIRC, for around Php3500. It was a curvaceous thing. Sexy, and sounded so sweet. It was the best PC speakers I have ever had, and until now, I’m still trying to look for a 2.1 speaker system that could approximate its sound.
The best thing about the Sonnet was that it sounded the same whether the volume was turned way down or at full volume. I never had to use an equalizer or fiddle with the adjustments in music players. Zero distortion at any volume. Frequency response in midrange and high ranges were terrific. The bass was just enough. Not as loud as altecs basswise, but just enough to feel the bass with no distortion at any volume. And the package was tiny, before x-minis became popular, the Sonnet was as cute as could be.
The only reason I had to let it go was when the rubber lining on the metal speaker cones crumbled due to age, and the sweet sound I used to hear was fading away into memories of glory. Eventually I gave it away, as I could no longer stand watching it slowly die. Now I’m getting by with a Yamaha RX-V540 with Mordaunt-Short fronts. Overkill, but then again the Sonnets were on par with hi-fi receivers.

Until now, I have not found any other speaker system that can match the JBL Sonnet, size, price and surprise wise. I miss it already.

i am currently using creative t3130 (present) and xenon ax512 (2005-present). for sound, xenon is more superior than creative but when it comes to design creative has it.