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MOVED: Speakers recommendations wanted
« on: January 17, 2011, 07:38:57 pm »
Gigabyte X58A-UD7
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http://www.johnlewis.com/231072508/Product.aspx?s_kenid=1518ef7d-9bde-50c9-f26a-000067ab05ee&s_kwcid=paidsearch
£400 MM-1's

For this amount of money, you have quiet a lot of alternative products to choose from.
http://www.wharfedale.co.uk/

For a cheap Hi Fi speaker, many of the Wharfedale range offer fairly good quality for a fairly cheap budget.
They start from £200 and up.
In fact, for £400 you might be able to get a half decent set of stereo speakers and a matching sub woofer.

They may not be labelled as multimedia, but their is no one stopping you from using them with your PC.

For example, I have a PC plugged into my 32 inch HD PC, with the PC, my freesat box and my Xbox 360 all plugged into a Hi Fi multi source amplifier, which is then plugged into a set of half decent Hi Fi speakers. (not surround yet).

By doing so, is a relatively cheap method of creating a great sounding PC / TV / Game Console, which knocks spots off the regular TV audio built into the HD TV.

:-)

And it hasn't broken the bank!!!
 :P