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I play some videogames, listen to a lot of music, and also probably want a set of speakers to rout my piano through (yamaha p155). I was thinking of getting these:pioneer sp fs51 Any reason not to? Second, I know poo poo about recievers: what do I need to hook these up to my computer? And what's an easy way to switch over to my piano?
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Sep 24, 2012 06:31
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Just to report in, i bought a pair of A2s and they are on their way from amazon. thanks for the recommendation .
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Sep 28, 2012 02:58
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Alright, just got the A2s today (took 4 days from Amazon with free shipping. awesome...) These are seriously impressive pieces of craftsmanship. Everything about them says quality. They also sound great. Way better than any "computer" speakers you can buy (and i've had a lot..), so that debate shouldn't even exist. Even klispech promedias. Definitely raise them up off your desk to around ear level: makes the sound a lot clearer (not just audiophile mumbo jumbo)
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Sep 29, 2012 03:57
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Have a pair of old Audioengine 2's, running off of an Audioengine D1. Mostly sit at my desk and listen to music while I work, sometimes play games. Sometimes I feel like they are lacking in the low-end. Am I just being stupid? They're great speakers. I have promedia 2.1's at work but haven't been there in a while to compare....
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Dec 30, 2020 04:44
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