I bought a pair of these for my father in law and was surprised how good
they sound - very cheap.
http://www.trustedreviews.com/multimedia/review/2007/11/19/Creative-Gigaworks-T40-2-0-Speakers/p1
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Mike69
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pablolie;367315 Wrote:
A few weeks ago someone got these
http://www.usheraudiousa.com/products/loudspeakers/usher-series/s-520-shielded
They don't seem to be active monitors (amps inside).
Bill
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Listener
The Quads are are too reaviling. If you listen to radio/mp3`s in office.
Some songs are good though, but you have to listen to some bad ones,
unfortunately.
You need a Transporter/DAC1(flac,wav) or simular i think, to make them
sound good.
For the time being i havent had the pleasure to try it
Thanks all for the suggestions and information - they were very helpful.
I still haven't decided, so keep 'em coming...
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opaqueice
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A few weeks ago someone got these
http://www.usheraudiousa.com/products/loudspeakers/usher-series/s-520-shielded
and i have since battled a severe case of monitor envy. they are
supposed to sound amazing, and can be paired up with a balanced sub if
the application requires it.
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pablolie
Don't laugh - I realise this is an Audiophile forum - but you might
consider one of the little JVC micro systems. I like the sound of the
JVCs I've heard (and I love my old one mentioned in my footer). They
use single driver speakers which I believe is one of the ingredients
that make them quite
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=54559
I listen to A5s in my home office for several hours most days. They
aren't perfect but they are very enjoyable. Tone quality seems quite
natural to me. The rerar port and the auto-sensing power on/off are
the two things you have to accept.
