JonWill;573569 Wrote:
> These Creative speakers always get good reviews ...
>
> http://www.trustedreviews.com/multimedia/review/2009/03/12/Creative-Gigaworks-T40-Series-II/p1
>
> Look good and are in your price bracket. Haven't heard them myself,
> but if you like them might snap up a pair!
Th
On 01/09/10 10:49, TheLastMan wrote:
> I have given up on the iPod dock with Aux input as an alternative, as
> anything decent is about twice her budget and probably not as good
> sounding. She only has an 8GB iPod, all her music is on the SBS server
> anyway, and she likes to surf Napster. So she
Fostex PM 04
I use them in my kitchen.
Very neat power sypply in ech speaker and volume controll at the
backside etc
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Mnyb
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 and assorted amps
SiriuS, Classe' Primare an
These Creative speakers always get good reviews ...
http://www.trustedreviews.com/multimedia/review/2009/03/12/Creative-Gigaworks-T40-Series-II/p1
Look good and are in your price bracket. Haven't heard them myself,
but if you like them might snap up a pair!
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JonWill
Main system: SB Classi
maggior;573514 Wrote:
> I heard those Bose speakers in a store recently and was impressed by
> them. Generally, I'm not a big Bose fan. Their gear sounds good, but
> I always find something that sounds better or just as good for less.
>
> However, for $99 (which is what Amazon is currently sel
I heard those Bose speakers in a store recently and was impressed by
them. Generally, I'm not a big Bose fan. Their gear sounds good, but
I always find something that sounds better or just as good for less.
However, for $99 (which is what Amazon is currently selling them for),
I think it's a go
If you're looking for a 2.0 set, the Bose Companion 2 series II are
great speakers, can be found on sale (regularly about $150, I see them
on for $99 in Canada).
For 2.1, the Logitech speakers referenced above are solid.
R.
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RonM
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Take a look at the Logitech Z523 speakers. On Amazon UK they're
currently priced around £70, and they're quite good for the price.
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Dogberry2
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TheLastMan;573448 Wrote:
> Yes, I know the budget is challenging, but that is how much she has to
> spend (and why I am asking here!). Klipsch stuff is not common in the
> UK, but actually an iPod dock with speakers and an AUX input might be
> the way to go, as she could dock her iPod as well on
maggior;573404 Wrote:
>
> The current version is called the iGroove SXT. It's a bit above your
> budget ($150). Perhaps you can find one in a store and audition the
> sound quality.
Yes, I know the budget is challenging, but that is how much she has to
spend (and why I am asking here!). Klips
In our kitchen, we use a Klipsch iGroove HG. It has an iPod dock on it,
but it also has a line in. The sound is great - a little better than
the Boom IMO. It's small and sharp looking. It isn't made any more,
but I think you can find deals on refurbs or used.
The current version is called the
I am looking for a pair of small, 2 way, active stereo speakers for a
used Receiver I am being offered (the owner is splitting a Duet -
keeping the Controller but replacing the Receiver with a Transporter).
The Receiver / Speaker combo will be going into my daughter's room.
She has an iPod Touch
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