The best pc sound setup
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Well the gale mini monitors have been around a long time
and give a sound which beggers belief for their size they have
incredible rich meaty bass and clear forward sounding mid and top end
matched with an a1 amp i defy anything to beat that sound at that price of around £120.I purchased my gales about 6 years ago along with some
£200 mission speakers and the gales sound better at almost 1/4 the price
what you are getting with these gale mini monitors is £300 + sound for
a fraction of the price.And they fit perfectly aside a monitor and are magnectically shielded.
The perennially popular Mini Monitors are the companys entry-level speakers. But dont think Gale has cut corners. Where else will you find Gold-plated binding posts on such a design? These stylish, small boxes are virtually invisible in a listening room, yet produce a massive sound which belies their compact cabinet size. This comes thanks to 13cm paper pulp mid/bass drivers with over-sized ceramic magnets, allied to 10mm polymide tweeters. Now in MkII guise, the Mini Monitors have undergone a recent revamp, meaning they should remain class leaders for many years to come.
and give a sound which beggers belief for their size they have
incredible rich meaty bass and clear forward sounding mid and top end
matched with an a1 amp i defy anything to beat that sound at that price of around £120.I purchased my gales about 6 years ago along with some
£200 mission speakers and the gales sound better at almost 1/4 the price
what you are getting with these gale mini monitors is £300 + sound for
a fraction of the price.And they fit perfectly aside a monitor and are magnectically shielded.
The perennially popular Mini Monitors are the companys entry-level speakers. But dont think Gale has cut corners. Where else will you find Gold-plated binding posts on such a design? These stylish, small boxes are virtually invisible in a listening room, yet produce a massive sound which belies their compact cabinet size. This comes thanks to 13cm paper pulp mid/bass drivers with over-sized ceramic magnets, allied to 10mm polymide tweeters. Now in MkII guise, the Mini Monitors have undergone a recent revamp, meaning they should remain class leaders for many years to come.
Erm for £120 total price the audiolab is £400 silly.
I should have said best budget setup because i doubt you'll find a better sound for £100-£120 total.Of course arcam beats it but i am talking about budget here.
Feel free to show me something better £120 max price.
I should have said best budget setup because i doubt you'll find a better sound for £100-£120 total.Of course arcam beats it but i am talking about budget here.
Feel free to show me something better £120 max price.
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Why not? they have great bass "have you even ever heard these speakers?"and every post so far is a bit sillyeracer2006 said:
you can get better secondhand wow why would anyone buy an arcam
from fleabay must be on it's way out to even be on there i'd rather pay £120 for this brand new than trust some fleabayer.
You still have'nt grasped this a post about the best budget system that beats anysquiffy said:
£100 plastic pc 2.0 speaker setup post.
it's not even my setup it's not a post about how great my sound setup is it's a post for people looking to spend around £100 on a 2 or 2.1 pc solution
and me saying better to get those than get some pc speakers that will last 2 years.I have 2 amps a cambridge audio a1 a5 and gale mini monitors mark II and a set of mordaunt short.But I use sennheiser headphones plugged into my sound card for my pc.This setup is in
Ocuk recommendations so you cant really knock it.And i for one would rather have this than some plastic sub and 2 speakers logitech setup.
And i'm still awaiting a better sounding setup for the price of those two
brand new.I think you were all a bit quick to jump down my throat
for merely suggesting this setup is better than 2 tiny chepo plastic
speakers and a sub that will die in about 2 years.And unless you've heard these speakers in the flesh you are not in a position to pass judgement.
The gales i have are now 10 years old and still going strong so i cannot recommend them enough.
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