You may look out for the Altec Lansing MoonDance iPod Dock/Clock/Radio/Aux-in as they are somehow value for money with reasonably good sound.  

Its best to audition with your own ears. Not forgeting these small speakers will require high current amplifiers inorder to drive them properly.

Firstly, the SVS subwoofer in which you'd acquired is supposed to be a .1 LFE for the hometheater solution rather in an stereo application. Even if you send either one of the RCA signal into the sub, that's only either of the channels but not both.  Therefore either you try to get another...

Both the Little Dot & Matrix M-Sateg are headphone amplifiers. They can 't drive the Welling elegance 5B speakers. Even looked through the google search, can't seem to find the sensitivity of the speakers. Judging from the power requirement/handling, best to look for those amplifiers like NAD...

Mainly because those industrial people & manufacturers had agreement to make this use this make that use that type of connectors so that consumers have to follow & buy. (just joking) If consumer & broadcast/console level uses same type of BNC connection, what will happen to the RCA, S-Video...

If you don't mind pre-owned equipments in which you can get them quite good prices as versus new. Brands like Theta (a bit digital sounding but very good) Cambridge Audio (warm) Wadia (digital sounding) Parasound (warm) MSB Technology, etc. I currently using my Parasound DAC-1000 for more than...

I also didn 't mean that but if you didn 't want to swap cables but at the same time being able to use either speaker or the headphones, the suggestion given IMHO most suitable. Otherwise you may just simply get a switch box with 2 outputs (in the condition whereby if you're having powered...

BNC connections have both 50 & 75 ohms impedance. Why BNC less common is apparently on general consumer market devices. Whereas in pro-console/broadcast console level, most of their equipments have BNC connections. Reason for the locking as versus RCA. BNC connections also found in inductrial...

What you require is just an amplifier that take care of your speaker as well as your headphone setup. Source -> uDac -> amplifier -> speaker Take the tape out connection into your AV`123 x-head to your headphones. When you're listening to your speakers, you will still be able to listen to your...

 Or else to be save, stick with Bryston DAC. What will be the source that you be using? (CD Player or DAP, etc) From my understanding of Bryston amplifiers are very dynamic since the last time I'd heard back in the 90s. What kind of DAC inputs you 'll be feeding with? Do you prefer solid state...

In general, thew Polk Audio combination is fine as in your list.Unless you prefer better & spacious soundstage, go for the Magneplan MMG (if possible, get the matching center speaker as well (if you choose Maggi). You can't really blame this forum for not getting much posters on your topic as...

Are your speakers Active or Passive?Whcih of the sources is using digital coaxial or analog RCA? How critical is your listening level? Wnat kind of music genres do you go for?How big of an area are you putting up with your gears? Does your budget inclusive of those neccessary cables, eg...

If you wanna do the other way round provided your existing stereo speakers are active.(built-in amplifier)   If they are not active, I'm afraid you 've to get a mini to rca cable to connect from your PC and adding a stereo splitter!

If you were to use the adaptor way for short term period before deciding to buy a complete molded cable is fine.   Personally I'm also using this method from my iPod dock 3.5mm adaptor into pair of Audioplan cables into my home system! (in the means of terminating some left over cables for...

If you are having  amp + speakers setup, you simply needed to connect the PC speakers to your amp's tape out via rca - female 3.5mm jack!