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Originally Posted by ]|[ GorE
Only if you like Grado brightness.
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I know you created a new thread, but I figure this is probably the place to write about it since you're pretty much just replacing your question with the Klipsch instead of the MX6021... heh.
I don't believe we get the Aego-M stateside (correct me if I'm wrong) so I cannot vouch for it. I do own the Klipsch Promedias and can vouch for the fact that they can be a little on the bright side, in fact, quite brighter than Grados get. I wouldn't consider the Klipsch's bass boomy, but I would say it's punchy. I listen to rock, trance, some D&B, and just about everything else under the sun, and I think it's quite adequate for what they are.
If you really want your bass, give the Logitech Z-2300's a try, if they are available too. It's a nice gaming speaker as well, but I went for musicality and I feel the Klipsch is better suited for that reason.
As far as the MX6021's go, they're a bit on the pricey side, and I couldn't justify more than $150US for just computer speakers, especially for just a two-channel setup. I have heard the MX5021's get some pretty decent reviews for its musicality though, but I haven't had a chance to check them out.
For whichever speaker set you go with, while they will make some difference to your onboard sound, I feel that it just doesn't do them justice without a good sound card.
