What acoustics do you use for games.

here the main role is played by the number of pieces of paper in the wallet. here I am happy with my acoustics creative 5100. It is enough to sound a computer place. As acoustics for an apartment or house - not good. Serious artifacts start at high volume. I will say right away that my opinion is the opinion of a person who is not picky about music. Now Blind will come and convince you that it is better to buy headphones, because there is not enough money for good speakers :)

Headphones Philips SBC HP840
IMHO, cheap and cheerful. I don't bother anyone and they do me too: wink:

and my pancake broke something. do not work and that's it. and were not cheap. for 40 $

2.1 Campbridge soundworks systems. Speakers can hardly be said to be brutes in size 8)

Headphones :) . When I want to have some fun, I connect to the center: twisted:.

Not really headphones for games, 5.1 does not work out. 5.1 headphones cost from 300 bucks.

For music and as a sound source for PS2 I use the same thing: NAD C352 amp, CD - NAD C521BEE, Monitor Audio Silver S10 floor standing speakers and Infinity Beta Sub 10. At night, KOSS UR-40 in my ears. AIWA BMZ-K1 and Panasonic SA-AK50 are connected to the computer.

My Logitech Z640 5.1 in the printer is fine, but after a new computer I plan to change it to Creative INSPIRE 7.1 T7700 8 PIECE SPEAKER SYSTEM, and it will sit on Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy 4 Pro

Priest so you use NAD and Monitor Audio. I know this, I respect these companies.

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But I don’t know where they put them in headphones 1, all the same for this money you can buy ordinary budget acoustics 5.1.

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BlindGuard where you saw normal 5.1 headphones from $ 30.

[quote name = "BlindGuard"] For games - Philips HP890
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840s don't get along a little with bass, but what about 890?
And in general it was worth buying such ears, AAA?
Or is there something better in the $ 50 aisles?
:)

for zy2, I use my computer speakers - [i] Cambridge GigaWorks 7.1 S750 [/ i], not hi-end of course, but not a mess, in general it suits me.

[quote name = "Molodnyak"] [quote name = "BlindGuard"] For games - Philips HP890
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840s don't get along a little with bass, but what about 890? [/ quote] I didn't listen to 840. But if we compare the graphs of nonlinear distortions (from the site stereo.ru)
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then yes, in the range below 100Hz, the distortion of the 890 is much less.

[Quote] And in general it was worth buying such ears, AAA?
Or is there something better in the $ 50 aisles?
:) [/ quote] How to say .. headphones below $ 100 (abstractly) all sound "not right", but everything is different :) because here too much depends on personal taste. If you like it, then everything is in order - you need to trust your ears, you can't put in strangers :)
There is, for example, a Sony CD480 for ~ $ 50, which is also not bad for its price.

[quote name = "Dante16"] BlindGuard where did you see normal 5.1 headphones from $ 30. [/ quote] I generally don't know 5.1 "normal" headphones. Although, depending on what you mean by "normal" :)

Yeah, thank you very much :)

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Current prices are American. We are cheaper =)

[quote name = "gothic"] http://www.headphone.com/guide/by-budget/
Current prices are American. We have cheaper =) [/ quote] And what is it for? The prices there are not relevant for us, and there is nothing else there.
In addition, as far as headphones are concerned, the price above $ 130-150 ceases to affect the sound.

Receiver - budget Yamaha RX-V 350 RDS. Supports Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital EX, DTS, DTS-ES, Dolby Pro Logic, Dolby Pro Logic II.
Acoustics - a couple of fronts from Davis Acoustics Illusion 5 and the center, also from Davis.
There are no complaints about the sound quality. There are only complaints about a small room, so I had to do without a subwoofer.

Creative GigaWorks 7.1

Cooller, but with a subwoofer you are in vain, you can no longer hear all the bells so well. Without a subwoofer, the speakers become more stressed and high frequencies are lost.

Bad. 5 watts of torment and wheezing. Greed be damned.

I have a TV with pro logic 6 speakers from 15 to 30 watts