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Jan 6, 2025
2:00:47pm

Tokolosh Stop the Stupid party member

These Edifiers do have multiple inputs that can run simultaneously.

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Tokolosh

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Favorite desktop/computer speakers? Mine just crapped out. They were 20 yrs old so I'm not familiar with the latest

Pete The Hope That Kills You

Jan 6, 1:52pm

These Klipsch are what I have at home and they are great:

zonacougar

Jan 6, 1:56pm

Was looking at them. They only have one input though, right?

Pete

Jan 6, 1:58pm

You can probably run the Roku through the dock also with a splitter or something.

Tesla Coug

Jan 6, 2:03pm

Yeah, a $5 splitter would work.

Pete

Jan 6, 2:09pm

If those had the copper spun cones and if I had space for a sub I'd have gone that route.

Tokolosh

Jan 6, 1:59pm

Really happy with my Edifier R1280Ts.

Tokolosh

Jan 6, 1:56pm

These Edifiers do have multiple inputs that can run simultaneously.

Tokolosh

Jan 6, 2:00pm

I have three pairs (1 at work, 2 at home). Good sound/good value for the money.

Still Blue

Jan 6, 2:27pm

RE: Favorite desktop/computer speakers? Mine just crapped out. They were 20 yrs old so I'm not familiar with the latest

Tesla Coug

Jan 6, 1:57pm

I’ve been buying creative pebble as my speakers go out

Jan 6, 2:08pm

Logitech has a set from Best Buy about $180 with a sub.

Jan 6, 2:14pm

Huge fan of my Audioengine A2+'s (w/ sub) .. but if I had to do it again I would 3D print these

TheLost

Jan 6, 2:39pm

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