Sub sure, speakers no. For the 305s (or any rear-ported speakers), you'd want to give them at least 6-12" of rear clearance, and then put them on the desk/stands with some toe-in based on your ...

If you plan on creating an atmosphere around you when you work, play games or kick back and relax on your PC you’re going to need a pair of computer speakers. And if you’re budget conscious, you’ll ...

These days, even entry-level A/V receivers are likely to come with some form of auto-setup system that promises to make crucial speaker-related adjustments by simply plugging in a microphone and ...

Adding speakers to your PC setup significantly improves the gaming and desktop experience. Every movie can be watched with immersive audio and high bass, while games sound big with multiple audio cues ...

Laptop speakers don’t always deliver stellar audio. Desktop PC speakers are even worse. The solution is to add a desktop speaker system to take over audio duty from those built-ins. And with Bluetooth ...

Immersive as headsets can be, the experience of playing your favorite games and listening to music on a set of gaming speakers is tough to match. Even the convenience of forgoing the need to don a set ...

For laptops, MacBooks and desktop PCs, good audio can often seem like an afterthought. It’s hard to get quality sound from built-in speakers, which have to be crammed inside a hyper-thin chassis ...

The BlueAnt Soundblade is a defiant alternative to the traditional stereo computer speaker setup or soundbar. Armed with a built-in subwoofer and a low-profile design, BlueAnt's major foray into the ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." You can only get so far with built-in computer speakers. Because they’re so small, even high-end laptop ...