klipsch 4.1 is the best.

If cost is not an object, there is most certainly a better solution.

I use Mackie HR824 active studio monitors with my PC, each one is internally bi-amped. They have essentially falt frequency response from 40Hz-20kHz. This is of course a rather expensive solution, but I truly have not heard better sound out of a PC.

I think you need to have your ears listen to the MonSoon MM1000, if you want to brag about the Klipsch. I found the Klipsch to very harsh sounding and a very dry bass.
Mark

Others to consider are the Monsoon MM2000 and Boston Acoustics BA4800.

The Sirocco Crossfires are clearly better but this comes at a cost.

Aego2, stereophile and TAS got this one right on the money.

Second the motion re the Aego. They actually sound like Bose claims their little ones sound.

Just bought a set.
Check out its specs on www.videologic.com
It both satellites use MDF paneling, are hand assembled, uses Aerogel woofers.
Each satellite is bi-amped, and the subwoofer is served by a pair of bridged amplifiers. The 6 discrete amplifers are fed by a toroidal transformer with 40,000uF of filtering capacitance! You get what you pay for at US$900!
Now, wait until I get my soldering station out and start replacing its capacitors with BlackGate or Cerafine, and resistors with Vishay, volume control knob with a stepped attenuator. buahhaha