Q. What are the best speakers for computer gaming? I am looking to buy my husband a new set of them for Christmas. I thought Bose would be the way to go, but from what I've found searching around, it looks like Logitech X-540 5.1 speakers are the best. Options? Thanks!
A. Yeah Bose are overpriced, purely for their name. I personally use my home entertainment system for my speakers so I haven't done much research in this area, but I can tell you that Logitech is a good brand for speakers! Also in case you don't know, 5.1 means there will be 5 speakers for the surround sound plus a subwoofer, the 5 speakers need to be place around the person at the computer so if your computer isn't in a place that allows that, it will be a waste unfortunately. If that's the case, a good set of 2.1 speakers would be what you should be looking for.
Computer speakers for TV?
Q. I have a game room and I'm reeeeallyy not into buying a receiver for a legit home theatre system...so I figured hey...why not get computer speakers and plug it in the headphone jack of my TV. So I took some crappy speakers and plugged em in...they work...but I was crazy bass and home theatre kinda feel. Any suggestion? I was thinking LOGISYS Computer SP8000BK 4.1 Speakers from Newegg but I don't know if they will work without a receiver!!!I just need really loud and powerful speakers that a cheap and don't need a reciever.
A. Computer speakers don't need a receiver. A headphone jack will work with most computer speakers in some way.
You would be pleased with any of the speakers listed. I guess your price range will have to be taken into consideration.
http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/best-pc-speakers/
You would be pleased with any of the speakers listed. I guess your price range will have to be taken into consideration.
http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/best-pc-speakers/
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