Stereo Speakers Prices

I've basically decided which speakers I want, but I want to save myself some legwork in finding the best price out there. Is there a comprison style site that specialises in speakers?

There is a new comparison site that looks pretty good. They don't feature every item out there, but the ones they do are always seem the cheapest when you search further.

The site is http://www.stereospeakersuk.co.uk

2008-02-20 07:58:41 by J W

My Stereo Is Made Of: Receiver#39;s/Amps Denon AVR-1400 Marantz 2240 Crown Com-Tech 400 Speakers JBL ND310#39;s Polk RT35#39;s Pyle 15quot ...

I have a completely stock 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 reg cab and was wanting to redo the speakers and stereo. Also please include price. Under $1000 total would be nice.

sony or jvc is what i like

2008-05-18 20:23:02 by Anonymous Texan

Price: $19.99 $9.99

Integrated cable management system: Your desk stays tidy with cords neatly stowed in the back of the speakers
3.5 mm input: Connect your portable music player or any audio source that uses a standard 3.5 mm plug
Easy connections: Works with PC, Mac and iPod/MP3 players
Convenient controls: Power and volume are at your fingertips
Compact USB powered speakers: Simply plug them into your laptop or netbook for great sound no wall outlet required

I don't need a woofer system or headphone but a stereo speaker.
I want it to use with my pc for chatting and all.So I prefer cheapest available. Please write price in India.
Thanks in India
10points assured.

for Rs. 280 you'll get a 480W speaker but go for 880W at Rs 450. Thats good choice.

2008-03-16 22:59:02 by pn_renju

Price: $14.99

System Components - 2.0 Speaker System
OEM Packaging
Nominal Output Power (Total) -- 2.3 Watt
Product Type - Speaker
Response Bandwidth - 50Hz-20KHz

Okay, my TV has RCA (red,white,yellow) connectors. I want to hook up my speaker to my TV so the sound comes out my speakers. What should I do? What should I buy? Price?
Thanks!!!

You need to look and see what kind of INPUT your speakers need. Do they have RCA stereo (red/white) inputs? Do they have optical digital input (TOSLINK)? Or do they only have speaker wire inputs?

Then look at your TV related setup. Does your TV have audio OUTPUTs? Most, if not all, of those RCA connections are INPUTs. You need to figure out if any are outputs. Or are you using a cable/satellite box? Cause those always have outputs. Figure out how you can get audio out.

Then try to match things up. If the TV or cable box have stereo RCA outputs and the speakers have stereo RCA inputs, voila, just buy a stereo RCA cable. If the TV or cable box has TOSLINK output and the speakers a TOSLINK input, well go buy a TOSLINK cable.

But if the speakers only have speaker wire inputs you need to buy an a/v receiver. Then you need to take the TV or cable box audio output and feed that into the a/v receiver. The a/v receiver will have speaker wire outputs you can hook up to the actual speakers then. There are LOADS of options in a/v receivers. Do you have an HDTV? Cause some of them can act as blu-ray players. How many speakers are you looking to hook up? You can get cheap 2.1 receivers, mid range 5.1 receivers, or high end 7.1 receivers.

If you want to go high end look to Denon or Onkyo for your receivers. Pioneer is actually really good too. But be prepared to pay. If you need a more budget solution, I"d consider Sony. They have some great options that go on sale a lot and are quite affordable. Visit cnet.com to check out some models and reviews.

2009-09-13 07:48:07 by Mitch

I am looking for a nice stereo set. I would use it for surround sound and to listen to rock music. i would like a suggestion on a receiver to get and some floor speakers. I hear that BIC acoustech and klipsch are pretty good and that Bose are not. What else would I need to have a good surround with nice clear treble and bass. Should I get some bookshelf speakers and subwoofer to got along with these? It would not have to be anything that would shake the walls either. I'm looking for the best products for the lowest price.

First, determine your budget. Second, your room dimensions and acoustics. Speakers are very subjective....what sounds good to you? Try to test some out with material you are going to use and are familiar with. If you are going to use surround sound for movies, I think a sub is a must, especially with most bookshelf speakers. I have had a variety of receivers from $500-2500 and you get what you pay for...but...what you are listening to and where you are listening to it have a lot to do with the quality of sound you will hear. I have had Yamaha, Denon, Pioneer, Onkyo, Harmon Kardon and Arcam and like them in reverse order as listed. Although a $2500 Arcam SHOULD sound much better than the $500 Yamaha. I have heard many speakers and like a few, but like I said earlier, this is very subjective. That being said, I still have my old Klipsch Heresy's and will not ever get rid of them as they are the most efficient, clear sounding and reasonable cost wise as I have seen over the years, and I could sell them now for over half of what I paid 25 yrs ago. I also have a set of Paradigms including a sub, which I also like very much. Hsu and Velodyne are impressive as well but better in the higher end of those lines (once again, opinion) I am now using a SVS sub and it will peel the paint off the walls if I let it, very impressive and musically crisp and accurate. SVS is now making a speaker line which I have not heard but would take a look at due to the value I got from their sub. They are a factory direct mfg. so not possible to audition at a store, but have a trial period so that you can listen in your environment. Look into the used market to get better bang for your buck in quality. Many audiophiles are always upgrading and changing to get that elusive magical sound thus putting older gear on the market that sometimes crush what is available for similar money at some of the box stores. Bose lacks in the sound dept., spending money on marketing rather than quality but may work for you...it impresses wives and others who know no better.

2007-05-21 13:02:11 by lenny