Well I need desktop speakers for around $200 ($250 max). Around head-fi the most popular I can find is the Audioengine A2 or the Swan M10's. I'm leaning towards on getting the A2's because I can order it off of Amazon while for the M10's I would have to get it off AudioInsider (Amazon would be more convenient for me because I have purchased from Amazon quite a few times and have a student prime account giving me 2 day free shipping). But I really want to know which is the better speaker set or if there are better out there that's 2.0 or 2.1. I will mostly use these speakers for music/gaming/movies. I just want high SQ and I don't know which one to get. Is there anyone who has both speakers? Can someone please help me in this dilemma?!
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Best computer speakers for under $200?
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2/25/11 at 4:03am
