PC Peripherals Bookshelf speakers or 2.1 for balanced sound

MadAxe said:
Though not OP but R1855DB + T5 would be a better and economical option than S350DB.
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T5 is sold out on revolver

Price seems similar if you add it

As long as the option is there to add later then all is good
desiibond said:
1855DB has BT 5.

And yeah, these are not meant for bass lovers. For better bass, we can purchase a sub and connect using sub out port.

S350DB has Bluetooth 4.1. Doubt if this will have any effect.
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You said Logitech Z623 just not the way Logitech did it so S350DB would be the natural choice

If the bass is too much you can always dial it down.
 
john_tigga said:
You could also look into Swans D1080-IVB. These are awesome pair of speakers, using it for more than 6 years. Do read the reviews to clear your doubts. Also it fits all your requirements.
When I bought it 6 years ago it didn't have Bluetooth but this newer version has been upgraded with Bluetooth.

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Which is good Edifier 2750db or swans d1080iv?
 
please suggest bookshelf around 30k.. thinking of buying seconhand Wharfedale Diamond 12.2 Bookshelf Speakers (Pair) at 30k or should i look somewhere else!!!
 
rhyxpixta said:
please suggest bookshelf around 30k.. thinking of buying seconhand Wharfedale Diamond 12.2 Bookshelf Speakers (Pair) at 30k or should i look somewhere else!!!
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Around 30K, there are many choices for passive bookshelf speakers. Below is a list of reputed speakers in that range, have no personal experience with any of them. Please check reviews and listen to them before buying
1. Elac B6.2
2. Fyne Audio F301
3. Q-acoustics 3020
4. Mission QX-2
 
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