This is the parts list for my next PC sound system, if/when my 15-year-old Logitech 2.1 ever dies: 2x Dayton Audio B652-AIR with the AMT tweeters, $59.80 at Parts Express Dayton Audio SB-650 sub ($89) ...

When finishing a PC setup, sufficient space is often not reserved on a desk for large speakers. Budget computer speakers not only provide surprisingly loud and dynamic sound but also have the ...

I'm still back in the stone age of two computer speakers but am about to move into the "PC sound system" era or whatever it should be called.<br><br>Instead of just asking for opinions on a decent ...

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Upgrading the audio setup is a quick way to improve any gaming experience. And yes, the easiest way to do that is to pick up a surround sound gaming headset or a nice pair of headphones, but getting a ...

Audioengine A5 speakers on Kanto stands and an Audioengine S8 subwoofer on the floor power this setup's sound. Photo: [email protected] If you’re serious about high-quality audio, you should crank up ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. They’re almost always bookshelf-sized, stereo, and don’t ...

Your sound system and audio experience are a vital part of an exciting and satisfying gaming experience. The soundtrack and sound effects are more than just pleasant accompaniment. The sounds of a ...

Before we get right to it, a bit of background, essentially, Dolby is an audio compression technology – it makes sound like movie soundtracks, which is designed for vast rooms and huge, cinema-style ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. When planning a gaming PC setup, it’s easy to think your ...

For less than $200, nearly any modern personal computer can become a home entertainment center with immersive, teeth-rattling sound that rivals high-end stereos and even some real-world theaters. The ...