Altec Lansing

[mrholder]

I've been using a set of Altec Lansing speakers on all of my computers for years. I'm not sure they carry them anymore, but any set they produce that comes with a subwoofer is worth getting. The sound is amazing and will fill up your house/apartment with great highs and lows.

[shigzeo]

I can't believe no one is talking about the Apple speaker dock!? Haha, that thing was rubbish. Well, I used to hook my iPod up via mini jack to my HiFi and... that was good. Had a 1300$ amp driving some (sadly cheap but loud) speakers and it was mint - loved it. Clear, powerful, and bass was to die for. Before I left Canada, gave the amp (which I found had lost its value as Sharp pulled out of North America) to a fellow head-fier. he gave me iTunes tickets. Now I have ICE CUBE Raw Footage!

[Ron]

I have an Altec Lansing speaker for my iTouch that worked great till the power button broke.It still sounds great I just need to use something to keep the pwr button pressed in. For my pc I'm pleased with the Creative speakers and subwoofer I bought a couple years back.

[shigzeo]

^^ sounds like Louis! He bought some 5,1 Creative or LogiTech speakers years ago, but sadly, he only used them for PC gaming. They weren't what I would call 'audiophile', but they did pack a punch, and because they were for the PC, they of course, were powered (amped).

[Ron]

I think it's a good thing for my wallet that my ears don't "support" audiophile quality. lol. My kids hear all sorts of tones that are beyond my range!

what do you mean the brakes are squealing....
the tv's on? but the screen is black!

[mrholder]

Yes, I agree. I try to keep all the accessories on the cheap. I like good sound, but I'm not wiling to fork out over $50 for speakers, etc. I think I paid $30 for my computer speakers.