Is this decent quality enough to fill audiophile quality custom speakers?
873150
It was used to stuff a toy but it was of good quality and should work well.
1617143
This would not be enough. If you want reasonable quality, you need an audio interface that would allow you to plug in (XLR or 1/4") and that had an onboard pre-amp. Look for Focusrite, Presonus, or M-Audio if you aren't trying to spend much money.
1566680
If I were you I would look for a good pair of PC speakers. Technically it is possible using an amp and converter cables. If you are using the computer as part of a music system setup then it maybe worth going this route.
636728
what about speakers with 150-watt maximum input power? I'm a novice at this stuff.
2687
I'm completely satisfied with mine. Good sound for the money. The "aux in" feature is a nice touch also.In regard to whether they're for audiophiles, I'm definitely not an audiophile, so no clue. I think they sound good. They don't distort my music and have adequate base considering how small they are.These are little computer speakers, not stereo speakers. They are vastly better than the speakersthat came with my Dell computer. They aren't as good as the ones attached to my receiver (which costabout 7 times more).
1930539
Yes, but, I would save up for something a little better. This is a good temporary solution, although not very reliable in the long run. The left and right speaker are only full range drivers and the tweeters are fake, just foil shaped like tweeters. After the speakers break in the disbursement of mids and highs become fatiguing as the drivers start to have a hard time separating the two. The bass response is powerful and impressive for 3" drivers.
1519682
Absolutely yes, they are not high end but good for small enclosuresYou willYes it can, you should use them in mid size to small boxesAnd push your gain a bit to get good response from lows.They are decent value for the size.
1638827
I believe so. Its not high quality but will get the job done if u don't have other options for sound
1445014
Yes, the sound respectable, cushions are mostly soft, and they will work with your mini jack and other adapters, too.
1439756
Tough question. It depends on your point-of-reference. This is a very inexpensive system so no, the subwoofer is not audiophile-quality. I recommend going for a stand-alone powered subwoofer for the same money (for example, http://www.amazon.com/Acoustic-Audio-CS-PS65-C-Powered-Subwoofer/dp/B00IGDRRU4/ref=sr_1_24?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1399656708&sr=1-24&keywords=subwoofer).
2077226
You are good on height. You will have about 3/16 to spare. On depth, you are short by 3/4, but it shouldn't matter if the speaker extends beyond your enclosure. You will probably get better sound dispersion. Speakers have a great sound as centers!
2081062
Yes I was impressed with the quality. However I don't have a amp that puts out enough power to drive these speakers properly.
923196
Thanks for your help. This device is certainly very affordable, do you think my desktop speakers sound quality will suffer from running it through this?
624150
This seems well within the specs of the speakers. And they sound great. I mean blow your mind great. You can't go wrong with this mid-level Klipcsh, high end consumer/low end audiophile speakers, for bang for the buck .This Sony amp looks pretty good, however, you could probably do better. Consider a Yamaha, Denon, Onkyo, Marantz.
2236816
No, I would look further for a higher quality speaker. It's not the best! You're getting what you pay for.
104689
You'll be fine with the cables that come with the speakers. Assuming you have a jack for a sound card, all should be fine with your hook up.
731107
The built-in speakers are surprisingly good quality. That said, I wouldn't recommend blasting the volume. I don't think I've turned the knob more than 75%, but haven't had any problems at all with sound. You can attach your own speakers, but you'll need a small amplifier.