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If I recall correctly, the OP wanted speakers that could be used with a
notebook computer. The Bose Companion 20 requires an external power supply, which I assume would not be workable for this user. About 12 years ago I bought Monsoon MM-1000 flat-panel speakers (which used Thigpen drivers). They're still working, and sound terrific. The PC Magazine said they could legitimately be called audiophile speakers, and I agree. The cost around $300, and I know without even listening they would vastly outperform the Bose. Of course, they can't be used with a notebook computer, either. (Not on the road, anyway.) Audio Engine speakers should be a good choice -- but, again, they have to be plugged in. |
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