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Just a general query peoples.
I have, in my possetion, a kenwood stereo which is 10 years old. It cost £800 new so pretty top end even by todays standards! I also have a set of Logitech X-530's hooked up to my PC atm.
I remember that a few people on these here forums saying that they got better sound quality out of their stereos (good stereos mind you) than a set of speakers (again, depends on the speakers).
I'm thinking of doing away with my X-530's and replacing the with the Kenwood speakers as a general space saving measure (the stereo has its own little table
). I've hooked up both the X-530s and the Kenwood via a splitter and the only noticable difference is that the annoying vibrating that I used to get from the sub of my X-530s has gone. Both games and music don't seem to sound any different.
I suppose its worth pointing out that the total output of the Kenwood is about 120watts.
What would you use?
Cheers guys.
I have, in my possetion, a kenwood stereo which is 10 years old. It cost £800 new so pretty top end even by todays standards! I also have a set of Logitech X-530's hooked up to my PC atm.
I remember that a few people on these here forums saying that they got better sound quality out of their stereos (good stereos mind you) than a set of speakers (again, depends on the speakers).
I'm thinking of doing away with my X-530's and replacing the with the Kenwood speakers as a general space saving measure (the stereo has its own little table
). I've hooked up both the X-530s and the Kenwood via a splitter and the only noticable difference is that the annoying vibrating that I used to get from the sub of my X-530s has gone. Both games and music don't seem to sound any different.I suppose its worth pointing out that the total output of the Kenwood is about 120watts.
What would you use?
Cheers guys.