Best Computer Speakers for Middle

- the quality of each speaker meshes so well with each other that it's often difficult to decipher which sounds are coming out of which speaker when you're sitting right in the middle of it all.

as expected, if you don't put the sub-woofer in the middle, you will have two cords too short and will need rca dual female ended adapters (little part about one inch long) and rca jack extensions

as it is the speakers just sit behind you in the middle of the room kind of awkwardly.

note, this may not be a con for others, just my desk is fairly wide and i would have liked to spread out my sound a bit more from where i wanted my subwoofer, instead of having to move it under the

of volume are too large; essentially, i have four volume levels unless i adjust the preamp settings on the eq (the volume display shows more than this, but most of the middle settings are the same).

the only problem i had (this may be related to the macbook) is that the gradations of volume are too large; essentially, i have four volume levels unless i adjust the preamp settings on the eq (the

middle tones are fine, treble - decent.

generally, cords were all long enough to place the sub under a 5 foot tall shelf, volume control in the middle (where the mp3 player would sit), and speakers on each side of the top.

one small suggestion for improvement would include a sticky on the bottom so you can swivel the volume control with just one finger instead of sometimes needing your thumb and middle finger to steady

the separate bass unit produces low range but there's nothing in the middle of the spectrum, so you end up with tinny sound on top of the desk with a disconnected bass sound; doesn't produce anything