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PC Speakers
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25-12-1999 10:59PM#1For those of you who are still using the run-of-the-mill "generic" speakers:
Get some new speakers, something with a sub-woofer
Just got me a set of speakers - Microsoft Sound System - and Oh my god, the Base and clarity are just sexual!
So throw away those crappy bundled tin-can speakers and get yourself some nice new speakers.
BOOOOM!
BTW, has anyone got those BOSE speakers they have in PCWORLD for £250? What are they like?0
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Yeah Munch, it'd still kick ass on a SB16, you even notice the diff on CDs 'n stuff.
You don't need a PCI soundcard, as long as you have some sound output from your card, it can be amplified ta' fuçk.
One of the reasons I got sub-woofed-amplified speakers is that the volume level from my Diamond card was a bit too low.
And when you've just bought the new 'Ministry of Sound' compilation, you want all the base and volume you can get.
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