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1. I regard like a true idiot for just now finding the tome for these computer speakers after damn near 12 hours
2. Can i substitue computer speakers for hem in sound on my Tv?
3. I necessity to get some speakers for my Computer so I can blast some 3rd Eye Blind.
4. I'm either unhearing or the speakers on my computer are not good enough for @ 's awesomeness.
5. omg successfull weekend of shopping...got daunting computer speakers....clothes, school supplies, and stuff for my apartment :]
6. No, Lady, it's not kosher for you to decry your music from your computer speakers. And whoever you're listening to is strand.

Logitech S120 2.0 Multimedia Speakers

$14.99 $6.59 Offshoot Type - Speaker OEM Packaging Group Components - 2.0 Speaker System

Customer Reviews

Brilliant inexpensive speakers
I was looking about for a while for the least expensive and still good status speakers on Amazon, and these seem to be them. These sire great sound quality and get plenty loud. All you prepare to do is plug the power cord into the wall and the grassy audio cord into the computer and it works. And I have to say that i dream they look better in real life than in the pictures. Suitable buy. I cant think of any bad things about them.

March 19, 2008 (USA) | Helpful Votes: 415 | Rating: 5

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Nothing but what I wanted
These speakers are piddling, stylish, high-performing, and most of all, cheap. Condign like me! Only one oddity to report: the instructions refer to a pink dam up and a green plug, but in reality there is only a unripened plug.

December 13, 2007 (Denver) | Helpful Votes: 199 | Rating: 4

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Small Logtech, Lots'a Sound
Living in a tranquillity college community I wanted to have access to music while not alarming other residents. I wanted a nice quality politic for listening to music via the internet and I found it in my new Logtech Stereo Speakers. The voice quality is not unlike that from any good audio structure. For such a compact size the sound is awesome. I would stand up for these speakers for listeners who enjoy good music while working at their computer or condign for listening to music on any computer. They feature adjustable aggregate, just so you know, and adjusts well to graphic equalizer preferences. It dosent meaningfulness the type of music or sound. Logtech speakers adapt fully to heavy bass, R and B, Jazz, classical music, video, and/or honest techno! Whatever your listening preference Logtech multimedia speakers demand little space and delivers quality sound.

May 4, 2008 (Michigan) | Helpful Votes: 236 | Rating: 5

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Cyber Acoustics Subwoofer Satellite System (CA-3602)

$49.99 $29.99 2-inch magnetically shielded aide-de-camp speakers; 5.25-inch subwoofer Desktop manage pod controls power, volume, and bass, and has headphone jack and additional input Acoustic balanced wood commode subwoofer

Customer Reviews

A+ Look no patronize!!!
When all is said found what I was looking for! The Cyber Acoustics 3 pc has Astounding sound for the price range! When it comes to undisturbed I'm pretty picky. The sub-woofer is perfect. Speakers look neat. Sound is full and has volume. I'm sure if you buy a system for $150 or more it desire sound better (I would hope so) ....but this is not $150 this is solely $39 and would have paid more.Prohibit in mind that the volume on your output originator, equalizer settings, sound card, programs you may or may not oblige that improve the sound quality will produce your speakers performance. Don't forget to tweak all that... (I use the program "get wind of" for my mac)The desktop pod is great (Which has controls for your bass, spieler volume, aux jack, and headphone jack.)I recently returned the Logitec Z240 which was crap. The bass is a butt and sound was flat. If $40 is your budget look no beyond go with this! It's terrific for music, streaming Netflix, dvd's ect..This is the...

November 4, 2009 (California) | Helpful Votes: 604 | Rating: 5

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Big Bang for your Buck!
I'll withhold simple and as short as possible:I was familiar with Cyber Acoustics in front of I bought these and had used their smaller two sliver systems and one 3 piece as well and overall I was very impressed with the untroubled quality of what I had heard.Therefore I shopped Amazon to hold $10 or more over my local Office Max and also maintain a greater selection to replace my old computer speakers and started with a CA two musical number that looked slick but uncharacteristically were terrible. Great thing about Amazon, easy set at liberty returns and exchanges so I stepped up to these and have been surely pleased.I will simply say this; I am a musician with a sheerest picky ear for sound. I do not like to listen to any music on anything that is not ripe-end quality. The first pair of speakers I ever bought as an Of age for my home sound system was a pair of ADS Speakers that in 1988 set someone back $700 (I was a kid). Speakers make your system, time.My review of these is simple; if you...

July 2, 2010 (Maui, HI) | Helpful Votes: 219 | Rating: 5

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Save that sound for the money
Ahead buying a new set of computer speakers, I read dozens of reviews on Amazon, Most suitable Buy, and other sites. Overall these speakers got good reviews but the key buying matter was the fact that they didn't get any negative reviews or 1 name ratings,unlike Logitech, Altec Lansing, Bose etc. The added reward was that the speakers came with a volume wheel (allowing precipitate sound adjustment)and an aux. hookup on the wheel for an ipod. Auxillary jack included. I'm essentially using these speakers to watch Netflix movies (on my computer) and to hearken to an ipod. Although I'm not an audiophile, I recognize good deep plumb when I hear it--especially in this price row. Anyone looking to upgrade OEM speakers these are an excellent voice. You won't be disappointed in the sound quality or features.

August 22, 2009 (virginia) | Helpful Votes: 172 | Rating: 5

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Logitech S220 2.1 Speaker System with Subwoofer

$29.99 $19.65

Customer Reviews

Not at most for computers - improves cheap TVs
I recently got a low-priced 19" HDTV which has decent enough video nobility but it burdened with the WORST sound I've heard on a TV. Metallic sounding speakers with little volume. But there was a headphone jack on the TV. With headphones, the TV sounded barring. My computer speakers were connected with a headphone jack... They worked impartial fine on the TV. I looked for powered 2.1 computer speaker systems on Amazon and was happy to find many choices under $40. The get the better of value for the money seemed to be this Logitech and the reasonable TV now has excellent sound.I give this a 5 star rating (as an alternative of a 3 or a 4) because of the low price. There are better 2.1 systems but nowhere lean towards this price.

July 7, 2008 (Los Angeles, CA USA) | Helpful Votes: 355 | Rating: 5

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Not as upstanding as Bose - WHAT!!!??
Like so multitudinous, I bought this system based on my own review of the mechanical specifications and the opinions/reviews of others. In a word, I propose b assess this system is outstanding.However, I would like to deliver some of the objections of negative reviewers which I did not summon up manifest. It is, of course, possible that many of the negatives described could be attributable to a mentally deficient product.Sound quality. First off, I experience no hum, buzzes, or rumble of any kind; perhaps I fail to overdrive the system! Secondly, the negatives are conflicting, i.e., one's too much is another's not enough; some are tinny, some basses burgeon; many have no control over either; the disassociation between treble and bass is such that there is no midrange; and above all noteworthy is the post by he who noted that the system was not as wares as the Bose he listens to all day at work! Really - what a floor! I find the sound quality excellent, more so than I expected from an budget-priced...

May 3, 2009 (La Luz, NM,) | Helpful Votes: 313 | Rating: 5

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Awful
Profound sound with a nice touch of base. All the nobility in a small package. The speaker wires are really not great enough for distant placement of speakers the wire doesn't spread that far not including. The sub woofer does well it packs a punch when cranked up. The piano disastrous color adds nice touch to the speakers and woofer which is sort of heavy but slim enough to fit just about anywhere. The supply control and mic/phone jack controls are easy to use and a big extra for me. Easy gliding volume control the whole procedure feels solid with no visible weaknesses. On the other side of all a good speaker system for the money.

January 25, 2008 | Helpful Votes: 150 | Rating: 5

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Logitech S150 USB Speakers with Digital Sound

$14.99 $8.88 USB Connectivity 90 Hz - 20 kHz Frequency Reaction Built-in Controls

Customer Reviews

Able value for decent USB laptop speakers
I good plugged these babies in, it was really easy. Honourable opened the box, plugged the USB cable in, and turned my computer on. You might arrange to restart your computer if it doesn't immediately recognize the speakers. There was no popping turmoil like some of the other reviewers experienced. I surmise they were just unlucky. They fit as a fiddle pretty good, especially compared to the crappy Altec Lansing tub-thumper built into my HP laptop. Even with every loudness control turned all the way up, I could barely here the audio on movies and music which is why I wanted laptop speakers. And I wanted bung and play speakers powered through a USB cord rather than an AC Adapter. And I didn't call for to pay over $20. The S150 speakers met all of these criteria. They're eager!

January 29, 2009 (San Fran, CA) | Helpful Votes: 199 | Rating: 5

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Out-and-out USB speakers!
Pros: These USB speakers keep crystal clear sound with no buzz or hum. The bulk is plenty loud for normal use. They are perfect for listening to music while I trade. The stereo effect and ability to produce faint sounds are nonpareil. No bulky, power strip hogging adapter is needed. The speakers impassion a concern on and off with the computer. The USB drivers installed automatically (Windows XP). I cannot maintain these speakers are so inexpensive.Cons: The shipping cost about as much as the speakers. There is not much bass, but there is more than I expected with ashamed speakers. Music still sounds very good. The bass is certainly ameliorate than earphones.Other Thoughts: I was hesitant to go with USB, but I am extremely happy I did. I wanted to be able to use these in a bedroom, I wanted zero sound with the computer off, and I did not want to have to remember to turn the demagogue power off. Each speaker is 6.5"H x 2.75"W x 2.25"D. The USB rope is about 4' and is about the same length...

January 28, 2009 (Houston, TX USA) | Helpful Votes: 143 | Rating: 5

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Goodness sound, good price, good size!
I bought these based on reviews and amount, and they're perfect. I wanted USB hookups and no bulky AC adapter. These are a intimate size, very streamlined and have a great rational. They're perfect for listening to music in my small apartment, but all things considered wouldn't be good for a a huge party to play music in a monumental house. My apartment is probably like 600 sq. feet and I can get wind of it in the whole apartment when I have it on the highest site. Seriously, for $12 you can't go wrong. Highly recommend!

June 20, 2009 (Syracuse, NY USA) | Helpful Votes: 44 | Rating: 4

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Logitech X-140 2.0 Speakers

$29.99 $21.77

Customer Reviews

Same Good Sound & Built "Kid" Tough
I can not unquestionably add much to my review which has not already been said. These are expert sounding speakers for the price.If you want speakers with accurate music proliferation, thumping bass and higher volumes, best to fork out more money and upgrade to Logitech's Z-4 model. But for haphazard listening and computer gaming, the X-140 speakers are more than enough.My biggest positive is the durability & construction; very unsolvable plastic backs with heavy duty metal fa grills (which are virtually impenetrable to pencils, pens, and other kid wielded objects). So far, after 4 months of use, I comprise deemed them "kid proof". Those of you who eat small children know what I mean. I approvingly recommend the X-140's for those on a budget or those who fitting can't see the logic in dropping big dollars when kids are 'round. ****May 2011 update. Still in great fettle and rockin' strong!****

January 11, 2008 (Downers Grove, IL) | Helpful Votes: 251 | Rating: 5

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A-one Value
For the assay, the sound is quite good. I also like that they use a pattern AC plug instead of an AC adapter and you can actually turn them line off when away from the computer without having to uplug the adapter. Comprehensive, I'm very pleased with the purchase.

May 10, 2007 (Portland, OR) | Helpful Votes: 178 | Rating: 4

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Bigger Than Most - Especially For The Price
For the charge: These are tough, sturdy attractive looking speakers. In in reality, better than most. The treble is excellent and the mid-kitchen range is near perfect. The bass is a high-bass, so don't wait for your desk to rumble, but the overall quality of intact is very good. There is distortion after a ¾ yield c turn over of the dial. The orange "on" light is a bit bright (I'd prefer indecent or green, but that is a minor concern). The bulk control does make a pronounced difference in loudness, but the aspect control varies only in the absence of bass. It is easygoing to set up and there is a convenient headphone jack and a single virile plug for external music sources (not great for iPod users - you'll even now need to use your computer's USB port).

November 8, 2007 (San Francisco, CA. (Hercules) | Helpful Votes: 144 | Rating: 4

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