Best Quality PC Speaker

Assuming you want to keep using a 2.0 system...

Welp, your old one is a cut above mine, but I've been using the Creative Gigaworks T20-II and I think it's pretty nice (bought it because it has a bass "punch" so to speak). There is an upper line of the series that I kinda regret not getting for an extra 30 bucks or so.

EDIT: Just realized you use a 2.1 - and one completely out of my ballpark too, so forget I said anything :-\

The best? Audioengine A5+

I've googled "Best PC Speaker 2015" The results are very various.

Been thinking about getting Audioengine A5+, but the spec lower than my old one

So kinda stuck for sometime now.

Logitech Speaker System Z623 200W

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-980-000402-Speaker-System-Black/dp/B003VAHYTG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1440607661&sr=8-1&keywords=logitech+2.1

Not PC speakers, but did you consider studio monitors?

For a 2.0 set up... Swan D1080-IV or Audioengine 2+ on the cheaper side, Swan M200MKIII or Audioengine 5+ on the more expensive side.

I'm using this monitors
http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/MS40.aspx
the have good sound very near to real one and they are cheap.)

Hey guys, what think about this speakers?
http://en.ksp.co.il/?uin=16179 (Creative Inspire S2 Wireless 2.1)
the high cost is because is Bluetooth, but I really not like to use it (as Bluetooth speakers), just PC speakers, good ones?
Thanks!

I'm using headphones (ones that did cost about 30 euro, but they are really good). They produce a very good quality sound and if you pick the right ones, they can be very comfy (I sometimes use them more then 4 hours in a row without problem). Another advantage (at least for me) is that you bother no one else with your sound. I also find it easier to pick out specific sounds and directions from where the sounds are coming with headphones, but I never really had good speakers, so I'm not sure if that goes for all speakers.

I have a set of Logitech Z-5300e THZ certified 5.1 speakers and they are amazing. 560 watts, 280 Watt RMS system

The main thing you are looking for is good RMS wattage. The higher the RMS number the better your speakers are going to sound over all and when turned up.

The subwoofer on this is amazing and shakes my whole room. The controller has 7 lights on it, each light has 5 levels for the sound and I almost always have it no higher then the first level of the second light, so on #6 of 35 total levels. Mainly because I don't want the people living near me to hate me. :) Now and then when I know no on is home, I will turn these up to around the #20 mark. Any higher then that and it hurts my ears though the music still sounds amazing.

The latest version of these I believe are the Z-506, but they only have 75 watt RMS. The next step up has 1000 watts with 500 watt RMS. Its called the Z-906. If my speaker system died, I would move to the Z906 even though it is 500 dollars. It would be well worth it I believe.

The Z-906 has a lot of nice controls for it too which allows you to hook in more then just a single computer. Up to 6 audio sources.

"maybe time to put the old gentleman to rest"

Why? You haven't described a need to "upgrade" or replace. So why replace? I have the same 5.1 computer speakers from 11 years ago. Why fix what is not broken?

I think I like this Edifier S730
What do you think?
The design looks good + additional LCD remote.

Do you think the upgrade worth it?