Laptop Speakers
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Hannett of the Apes wrote: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16836113138
Thanks - a sensible answer. Nice to know I'm not the only one with any sense around here.
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I just run my PC into my hi-fi.
I can't actually give a suggestions, but I can give some pointers.... Active speakers only obviously, you'll need an amp in 'em or you will melt the headphone amp in the laptop. Computer speaker makers lie.....I am not jokin...I had seen speakers 6 inches high, costing a tenner, sold as "1,950 WATTS" The fact the 2KW of speakers is 6 foot high and needs 3 people to move didn't dawn on them. It is however a really good reason to take some back to shop if u don't like them
As far as I know but, the trade descriptions act has actually been withdrawn....so it is fully legal to sell tiny speakers as "2KW"....you can also sell fake gold as gold legally now :D
Steve Campbell wrote: I just run my PC into my hi-fi.
I can't actually give a suggestions, but I can give some pointers.... Active speakers only obviously, you'll need an amp in 'em or you will melt the headphone amp in the laptop. Computer speaker makers lie.....I am not jokin...I had seen speakers 6 inches high, costing a tenner, sold as "1,950 WATTS" The fact the 2KW of speakers is 6 goot hight and needs 3 people to move didn't dawn on them. It is however a really good reason to take some back to shbop if u don't like them
As far as I know but, the trade discriptions act has actually been withdrawn....so it is fully legal to sell tuny speakers as "2KW"....you can also sell fake gold as gold lgally now :D
Ever thought of using spellcheck, Steve? ![]()
Finger check would be better, I keep typing to fast and my fingers turn into a drunk octopus.
Doubt this browser even as a spell check :D