Klipsch Pro-Media 2.1
Best ever!

Logitech Z-5500 ftw

paired with Auzentech prelude sound card

I used to have 4.0 altec lansing (from the early 2000's) and recently moved to a pair of Polk Audio rti a9 and eD a2-300 sub for 2.1 sound system plugged into a Yamaha rx-v663 through optic cable (the sound card is a fatal1ty x-fi). Soon there'll be a pari of rti a3 for the rears and a csi a6 for the center channel. That should last me a while

Altec Lansing. Hey, it's a laptop... I gots no choice! That said... for a laptop, they sound ok. 4 speakers + subwoofer... no, I don't rattle the walls, but it's adequate for what I do.

I use my old amp and speakers from the 5.1 surround setup I used to have in my lounge. Its nothing special and was an all-in-one kit (Sony HT-6500D) about six years ago but the sound qualities good. I only use the front three speakers and the sub though.

When I needed new speakers for my computer I figured I'd rather put the money towards a really nice new kit for the lounge.

Speakers? I use a headset. I blame the growing popularity of vent for this; people with speakers are annoying on vent, nobody wants to hear your game sounds.

I have some awesome JBL Near-Field monitors. Kind of over kill for a computer, but essential for a music studio.

Genius SW-i 2.1 with X-fi sound card.

A Sony shelf system I bought years ago. Sounds great!

Creative SoundBlaster Live 24-Bit external tied to my toshiba tablet, piping the audio out to a Sharp stereo reciever with two Yorx S57 speakers (40w per channel) and a Pioneer 10in 100w subwoofer.

Klipch 4.1's I bought in 2000.

Logitech Z5300 5.1 since about 3 years now, and they still cost the same $200 they did back then if you can find em. Plus I have a splitter from my surround Xfi gamer card output going to a Yamaha 5.1 receiver and some cheap but descent Koss 5.1 speakers setup behind me. I have a room full of sound with gaming and music. Bose tri port headphones round it all out.

5.1 headsets; currently the Razer Barracuda HP-1.

Logitech G51 5.1---155 watts of audio bliss. Picked them up off Newegg last year and I've been rocking out ever since. They do very well at near max valume w/ no distortion. I mostly listen to Mp3's but do a fair amount of gaming as well. Good times.

Klipch 5.1 Ultras (pictured above) with a Audigy 2ZS Platinum.

Yamaha Monitor Speaker MSP5

I use a Samsung home theater system, the HT-DB600, its 500W, and 5.1, and I love it, though i need to get a sound card with a on chip DTS compressor for optical...

I like them. I get to see what other people think, or use.

I use Klipsch 5.1, although, because of house moving, they are really 3.1 with the rear speakers sitting just in front of the front speakers.

My wife has Altec Lansing 2.1 speakers and she likes them very much.

I ahve to admit that I am not an audiophile person and would not be able to determine if sound had a slight bias in any direction.

I'm deaf in one ear. I appreciate the base of a subwoofer, so I've got a $50-$60 2.1 setup. I also use a mono headset, especially if my wife is watching TV in the room, and it also works well on Teamspeak.

Altec Lansing VS4121 2.1, and an older RCA 2.1 Stereo with Amp, both hooked up to my computer.

Great sound for our dorm room... and the rest of the hallway.

My HTPC (7.1) has a Creative X-Fi Music connected to a Harmon Kardon AVR235 feeding 7 Polk M-series speakers and a 150w Sony sub. My gaming rig uses either Logitech G51 speakers or a Sennheiser headset depending on the game/onlookers. I'm still waiting for the day my neighbors call the cops after hearing both PCs playing Left 4 Dead

Moonsoon MM-702 2.1 Flat panel. These sounded awesome (they still do!)
I plan on using they until they die. Too bad the company is out of business. I'll never quite understand why that happened....

I Have 2 Logitech Z-2300 On A X-FI Fatal1ty FPS

ugh. i feel sorry for whoever uses "computer speakers".

i use Delta 1010lt for sound card. B52 Matrix 2000 speaker system. if i am producing music i switch to my KRK Rokit 6 (white special editions) with KRK 10" subwoofer. numark mixer simply for input and volume selections.

peace!

I used Creative 5300 (5.1 kit) for a couple of years. They had ok sound. Last year upgraded to Logitech g51. I don't want to offend anyone but for me they were total crap. The only thing they were good at was games.

I listen to a lot of music on my comp (mp3's, flac's, cd's) so I need speakers that do a good job.

Now I have 2 TAO monitor speakers (rs21m) plugged into a stereo amp and this setup is amazing.

When gaming I plug in my MBQuart studio headphones.

Bose companion 5 speakers. I can't use my Home theatre speakers due to the location of my desk. The bose Companion 5 do a good job creating 3d effects.

Bose MediaMate - They don't deliver the super low bass that comes out of a subwoofer, but they deliver a dynamic range that sound superb across majority of the gaming and music applications out there. Most of the music out there unless you're an audiophile you won't be able to tell the difference between an mp3 ripped at 128kbps and 192kbps, but with these speakers you'll notice. I've had these for a good 7 years and they still do me good.

I built my own surround sound system. All Bower & Wilkins, would blow you away. It costed me four times more than my pc hehe

Z5500 5.1 on onboard , miss my eax and tru dolby... Z5500 kicks ass though

I've got an external Sound Blaster hooked up to a Class D amp that I built myself, powering a coupler of B&W speakers. I'm thinking of building my own DAC too.

For FPS gaming i use some in-ear headphones though.

Creative 750 Gigaworks 7.1