New Speakers

pepperman

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I'm looking to buy a new set of speakers, preferably as a 2.1 configuration, in the $40-60 range.

I will be using these for gaming and playing music from my computer. I'm more interested in quality and durability than power, but the budget is rigid. I currently have a pair of 10-year-old 0.5 Watt each Creative speakers, which have been chirping for the past couple of months.

I've done a little research into an Altec Lansing setup, and I was wondering if anyone has used these, or knows of a better setup within my budget range.

I live in the US, and I primarily use Tigerdirect and Newegg, but I'm open to other carriers.

The link to the Altec Lansing setup is listed here, though right now it's out of stock:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16836113021
 
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I'm using a Logitech Z-2300 2.1 system for my home use, which I think is very nice, high quality, and a pretty good deal for its price, though unfortunately it is out of your range ($110 about). I have personally always preferred Logitech for the "low" end audio (sub $300 range), as they have always seemed very reliable and have great build quality. I would also say their audio quality is decent for the price, though obviously you get what you pay for. They just seem like a very solid brand, so it's hard to go wrong with them.

Sceptus

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I'm using a Logitech Z-2300 2.1 system for my home use, which I think is very nice, high quality, and a pretty good deal for its price, though unfortunately it is out of your range ($110 about). I have personally always preferred Logitech for the "low" end audio (sub $300 range), as they have always seemed very reliable and have great build quality. I would also say their audio quality is decent for the price, though obviously you get what you pay for. They just seem like a very solid brand, so it's hard to go wrong with them.
 
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