Comments on: What Should I Look At When Buying A Good Quality Speaker System?

By: Allen L

Allen L — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 05:41:56 +0000

if it has DTS, 5.1 channel, Optical Audio ports

By: kurticus

kurticus — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 05:35:37 +0000

keep those regular speakers
my wife got some fancy Bose ones for Xmass since I listen to music 15 hours a day
I was in bed trying to relax, I heard a boom boom boom sound, I was wishing the neighbors would turn down their music, then I realized it was MY music.

By: hottiepi

hottiepi — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 05:33:28 +0000

When purchasing a good quality speaker system, you want to check and make sure how well it plays when you turn the music up loudly, and when the power is off, if there is a slight sound.
Look on websites such as Amazon.com and find out what people are saying about the kinds of speakers that you are thinking about purchasing.
And to let you know, for that amount of money, it’ll be very hard to come up with a good quality speaker system.
I have a wonderful speaker system for my iPod, the Kensington (cost me about $70), and they sound amazing, especially when they are loud. And boy, those are VERY loud speakers.

By: fuzzy

fuzzy — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 00:50:36 +0000

For PC, if you have 5.1 sound card, it’s OK to buy those speaker, but for MP3, I don’t know if they have 5.1 capability. My suggestion are, try it first, better listen at quiet room, since you can differentiate the sound quality between one and other speaker. Good store usually have a special listening room.
Power output are how much power that the speaker can handle, it means the higher value will give you higher sound pressure level. It comes with PMPO (Peak Musical Power Output) or RMS
(Root Mean Square).
PMPO denotes that how much power that amplifier can deliver to speaker on a very short time (peak), while RMS denotes power that can be delivered continuously.
Usually 1000 W are PMPO (unless you buy a high end ones).
Now, it depends on you, but remember to listen it first with your well known songs before you buy. Your ears are the best measurement equipments.