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Awesome, we need more attention to gaming speakers. As for those that don't want to put anything in your ears, that want cool ears, that want the sound to sound like it's actually in the room around you and at the same time be able to clearly hear anything that happens or is said around you, but also would like the convenience of having it directly in your ears for clarity and fidelity, you should really try out some high quality mid cost "open back headphones". Like for real. My favorites so far have been some Sennheiser's I had like 10 years back
I’m mean if you got the ports in the back of the PC motherboard, then absolutely. I thiiiiink it would be the orange audio port. Otherwise no, because the speakers themselves don’t have a port for a subwoofer.
@@Teknickel there are subwoofers that do not require subwoofer ports. They simply take the RCA input and pass through to the speakers. After all subwoofers just need lower frequency signal, the type of connection is of no consequences. That's how most speakers without sub port connect to subwoofers.
So these can't be wall hanged if lacking space on desk. Hmm...
Awesome, we need more attention to gaming speakers. As for those that don't want to put anything in your ears, that want cool ears, that want the sound to sound like it's actually in the room around you and at the same time be able to clearly hear anything that happens or is said around you, but also would like the convenience of having it directly in your ears for clarity and fidelity, you should really try out some high quality mid cost "open back headphones". Like for real. My favorites so far have been some Sennheiser's I had like 10 years back
oohhh moondrop variations. I probabaly would get the speakers if i'll upgrade soon.
No Bluetooth , how to solve that problem?
What if you add a qualify subwoofer to this pair, would it be a good sound system?
I’m mean if you got the ports in the back of the PC motherboard, then absolutely. I thiiiiink it would be the orange audio port.
Otherwise no, because the speakers themselves don’t have a port for a subwoofer.
@@Teknickel there are subwoofers that do not require subwoofer ports. They simply take the RCA input and pass through to the speakers. After all subwoofers just need lower frequency signal, the type of connection is of no consequences. That's how most speakers without sub port connect to subwoofers.
i was actually looking for a nice clean sounding deskop speaker and honestly i don't miss a subwoofer, i still have a ton of fun with these.