Computer Speakers - $200 -$300 price range

NHT M00

i'd go Klipsch for this application and call it a day.

[http://www.amazon.com/Jamo-cherry-Concert-bookshelf-speaker/dp/B00389JOZM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1269206167&sr=8-3]

the size shown is incorrect however...they are actually smaller at 9Hx6Wx8D rear ported and smooth as silk with impressive bass.

Audioengine.. Use stereo for an additional 10% discount free shipping and a 30day free trial..... Don't like them send them back......

Definitely Audioengine. I've owned the Klipsch Pro-media and Audioengine A2's. The Pro-media has a sub, so you get the low end, but the satellites are harsh and thin sounding and it's hard to get a cohesive sound across the whole spectrum.

The A2's are much more refined and natural sounding and actually sound like music instead of computer speakers. Add a used Energy ESW-8 and you'll still be under $300 (I got one on Agon for $75), and have a system MUCH better than the Klipsch.

Ryan

I vote for the AudioEngine A5's. Surprisingly musical for the size and price.

I would second the A2s!

I would hold out for the Magnepans computer speakers
when they are ready
They should put the hurt on all of the above.
Cheers Johnnyr

I have Swan M200s, which I enjoy, and would recommend. They have been updated, and the new model costs a bit more, but I suspect you could come in under 300, esp. if used. John