Best Computer Music Speakers

Another geft for mny husbend need help finding really load spaekers for listening to music on a budget price ( about $50) any suggestions?

I have these. They kick ass

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d o?product_id=5044151

2006-12-15 22:12:17 by ohmygd

#5 Logitech Z-2300 THX-Certified 2.1 Speaker System with Subwoofer www.amazon.com Great sound. It#39;s all in the details. This powerful speaker ...

UsualIy I receive music from my computer speakers but occasionally, I receive statics instead. What is wrong and how can this be corrected?

It could be the volume the music is playing is too much for the speakers. Lower volume would help this. You could also test the speakers on something else to see if you get static there as well. Also make sure the the wiring and connections are good. Sometimes a pinched wire will be the cause.
It could also be that the sound processor in the computer is not able to handle more complex sounds. The only way to help that is to install a quality sound card. You're probably using the on-board sound that came with the computer. Those are really basic.
Without being able to hear the static you're talking about, it's hard to judge.

2009-01-27 19:07:27 by Wolf

Price: $59.99

360-degree sound gives you a balanced and immersive listening experience all around the room
Built-in USB cable storage keeps the cable neatly tucked away when you're not using it
Works with Windows and Mac OS laptops and netbooks
One simple USB connection for power and pure digital audio?no power cord needed
Clip-on design and travel case make it easy to take your speaker anywhere you use your laptop

I'm writing an article and I would like some information on the best speakers for listening to music on a computer? Helpful web sites would be great too.

cnet.com has good reviews.

2009-08-14 09:39:48 by Lapin

Price: $54.99

MP3 cradle
Three-piece speaker system with two satellite speakers and subwoofer
Acoustic balanced wood cabinet subwoofer
2-inch magnetically shielded satellite speakers; 5.25-inch subwoofer
Desktop control pod controls power, volume, and bass, and has headphone jack and auxiliary input

looking for some good ones money is not a problem

Look for speakers that provide a good frequency response. Also make sure the speakers have a high efficiency rating.

from http://www.colomar.com/Shavano/spl.html :

"Your speaker choices make huge difference in the way your amplifier uses its power. For example, a 512 watt amplifier coupled with an 86 dB speaker will be just as loud an an 8 watt amplifier with a 104 dB speaker. How can that be?

Moving air is not like moving a liquid or a solid, high end speakers are only about 1% efficient when it comes to converting the electrical energy into sound. You waste a lot of power in heat. Small increases in actual speaker efficiency results in high sound output, this sound output is measured in SPL (Sound Pressure Level). Its measured using 1 watt of power at a distance of 1 meter. Its a very general reference of efficiency, and not of anything else."

The other side of this equation, as stated, is frequency response. You want a speaker that can reproduce a good range of frequencies, from deep lows to crisp highs. A good speaker setup should give you a nice even response across the frequency range. That means you don't have to boost the highs or lows upstream to hear them properly.

2008-12-29 11:30:38 by Mars

It's just a regular Dell computer. I have these Insignia speakers that were given to me. I play a lot of music on the computer. What speaker should I get that would give me really good sound off the computer?

Try the Durabrand usb powered speakers I have a set and they sound very good plus theres no power cord and they look good to there flat with a nice cloth cover you can get them for around 12 bucks at walmart and even ebay

2009-03-24 22:29:29 by bodder