Speaker

[fitacer]

Logitech

[cutiechavez]

marshall

[figaro888]

Altec Lansing

[Jinwashere]

Just tried sembrandt

[Keshigami]

Altec Lansing proves to have the best quality over the years.

 

Creative can also be good but always lacks low bass.

 

Some other new speaker systems are good. However you wont really 7.1 not unless the source supports it.

 

2.1 and 4.1 up until 5.1 is generously better.

[johnlove]

JBL Clip 2 + usb soundcard

plugged into pc usb port

= super clean sound

[700legnalexa]

Edifier x230 bluetooth 2.1 speakers with RGB

 

Edited December 17, 2020 by 700legnalexa

[jimithing]

need a recommendation for a good soundbar with remote and bluetooth connection? thanks

[zener]

Depende po siguro sa budget yan. 

[mrbig86]

On 8/18/2021 at 5:36 AM, jimithing said:

need a recommendation for a good soundbar with remote and bluetooth connection? thanks

There is no right or wrong answer here. Pero I suggest you go for a soundbar with a digital surround capability. That way, you can have a surround sounding speaker without breaking the bank.

 

Also, if you're planning on using the soundbar speaker for watching high quality videos with high quality audio, I suggest you go for a wired setup over a bluetooth one.

Edited August 21, 2021 by mrbig86

[jimithing]

im going for a wired setup, the bluetooth is so that i can also connect my phone for music.. a 2/ 2.1 channel is ok for me. ill just be using it to watch tv/ netflix. im not particular with a brand but my budget is bleow 5k

[johnlove]

On 8/21/2021 at 11:15 PM, mrbig86 said:

There is no right or wrong answer here. Pero I suggest you go for a soundbar with a digital surround capability. That way, you can have a surround sounding speaker without breaking the bank.

 

Also, if you're planning on using the soundbar speaker for watching high quality videos with high quality audio, I suggest you go for a wired setup over a bluetooth one.

it's best to go to a showroom so you can try it out, sa mga SM Appliance store, they can do demos for you.

Edited August 23, 2021 by johnlove

[hero-uy]

JBL clip 2

[kb824]

JBL and Boss works for me

[Harbor]

Bose, Sonos, B&W. If soundbars you can try the ones from Sony or LG. For affordable ones, you can never go wrong with Anker/Soundcore and Edifier

[Rechsteiner]

Edifier for desktop. JBL Pulse 2 for portable, though they do seem to be a little fragile.

[TrueLife_FunLife]

JBL Charge and Go 3.

[NEO4217]

Bose Color II Soundlink

[ohdy]

Napaisip ako ng malalim and thought "I should read the first post" and tama naman pala ang naisip ko hehehe. PC Speakers. For casual listening, Altec Lansing 2.1 is the way to go (I simply can't recall this model though, but this is the end game of 2.1's for me). Whilst there are some speakers like Yamaha, Rokit and Presonus that are good choice as well which can handle your audio needs, you just need a DAC.

[abduljackolsalsalani]

Bose Soundlink 3 for clear midrange, Bang and Olufsen for a little more bass. An old European B and W for all around. i was able to purchase a second hand Europe made on a trip abroad, costed me more in shipping and taxes compared to purchasing a new one.  But the sound quality is better than the newer Asia made models. 

[naughtyman]

the best ang Marshall Stanmore II, sobrang ganda ng quality of sounds na binibigay nya.

 

[batman-robin]

altec lansing

[cametodie]

Edifier xm6bt

[AgentGibbs]

Bose Soundlink Mini. Very good and portable.

[lone23]

Go for Marshall