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Noobie Dork

So I really want some good sound.  Im currently running through a nice pioneer receiver sound system. to bose speakers, and a power sub, via spidf.   But I want a more compact system.   Any ideas?  I've tried Logitech surround systems and their best 2.1 systems and I felt those were cheap and not good enough for the occasional loud Music day. 

 

Is there a simple but good system anywhere?  I would like to eliminate the Big sound system and don't mind large speakers.  I just want a simple clean system.

 

Any ideas?

 

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Usually smaller equals less good. Are you looking to downsize the speakers themselves or just the gear running them? Can you share specific models?

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That's what I'm running.    Its great but.  I want to clean this up some. And another reason. Id like to get away from spdif.   and be able to use 3.5 plugs to the pc. I can do with this. But.   Next mobo I get might not have the spidf plug

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33 minutes ago, Noobie Dork said:

That's what I'm running.    Its great but.  I want to clean this up some. And another reason. Id like to get away from spdif.   and be able to use 3.5 plugs to the pc. I can do with this. But.   Next mobo I get might not have the spidf plug

Are those speakers just floating? 😅

 

Definitely can find a smaller amplifier, but if you wanted to re use the speakers and sub, 2.1 gets a little.... messy. It can also be tricky to find a good wall mounting solution. I'm torn between recommending new speakers and reusing what you have.

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lol yeah I have them mounted on tv swivel mounts.  and This is all good and well. as I would do the same with whatever else I get. But I'm having a hard time finding anything better. 

 Is there a smaller amp that would work?  This would also need to help run my 15inch sub that the stereo is currently mounted on.    

Like I said this system is Great, and you can hear it 2 blocks away. but....   

I do get ground interference noise . which is annoying.

My budget can go up to 300. but I'd prefer not to lol. 

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20 minutes ago, Noobie Dork said:

I do get ground interference noise . which is annoying.

Do you mean like a ground loop, or an electrical hum that's always present?

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Not sure,.    Its a low hum I hear. It goes up and down when I turn up, or down,  the volume.

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  • 2 weeks later...

can your amp breath ? with your printer on top of it its probably not ideal.

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Having had experience with Logitech 2.1 systems, I can't fathom how they'd possibly not be loud enough for you. My brother had the z623 and it would shake the windows all throughout the house. and it's not a small house. It was actually rather aggravating as he's a total C and has to have them on full volume as much as possible.

#Muricaparrotgang

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LMAO.    Yeah I tried logitech 2.1. tghen tried the 5.1. and the best 7.1,   all where crap.     I added an old grounding box to the outlet and it knocked out most of my hum.   Then 2 day ago, the spidif on my amp failed.   They all seem to be slowly failing.    I may be on the last out of the 6 on the amp.  

It could be the heat.    I will move the printer.  😜

Thx all

 

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