Loud Music From Computer Speakers

I thought I'd use this for both practicing my bass, and listening to tunes. I found that the unit dosn't get loud enough for listening to music through the speakers. I returned the Bass Pack, which includes the extension speaker and power supply, and ordered the single FLY3Bass, which I love. I practice my bass with mp3 files of my band minus bass. Especially good when using headphones.

Able to keep my favorite 4 ohm very large speakers and boom out crystal clear loud music. Connected to my TV via e-arc hdmi So easy and so good. Just get one, you will be delighted.

I had Logitech speakers for my computer in my house previously, but I moved into an apartment and thought they would be too loud for my 80 year old neighbors and gave them away. This year I moved in to a house again and kept wishing I had my old speakers back. I searched the Logitech site and found the Z323 system with an adjustable subwoofer and great sound! I'm back to rockin' out and enjoying my music again! :)

I wasn't expecting much from $50 computer speakers but you'd never know how much they cost from hearing them! They get very loud and have good volume with minimal distortion with increased volume. The quality is okay, too. Even though they are made from hard plastic, it doesn't look/feel too cheap. I think these may be the best computer speakers B&H sells for the money.

I needed computer speakers that got loud enough for me to hear over my teaching without raising the computer volume beyond 50% (which would make the volume too loud for my zoom participants). I think I tried every pair of small speakers, and these got the loudest (louder than Bose!). The sound is fine for my purpose of teaching a movement class to music over zoom. The separate bass and treble controls are a bonus. I wish they were smaller to store, but they do the job needed, and I am so happy to have found a solution without having to get more complicated with my setup.

These headphones have great sound and amplification. The band isn't the sturdiest thing in the world, so this is the third pair I've bought in about five years, but I don't even care. The bass is nice but not too heavy (I can't stand heavy bass). I originally fell in love with these because my computer audio jack is screwed up and is only stereo if I plug headphones in halfway, and of course then the sound comes over the laptop speakers too. But these headphones are loud enough to hear loud and clear with the computer speakers inaudible so it doesn't bother anyone else. Not judging these based on whether they're editing headphones. I use them for listening.

Music is loud and clear just like I like it, the best speaker ever!

I read extensive reviews about these speakers for use by my iMac computer. So... I took a chance. When I opened the packaging they arrived in, I knew I was in for a treat. The way these were wrapped and packaged, it was clear that they were of premium quality. After connecting them to my computer, what a joy. I have a degree in music so I may be a bit more discriminating than some. They look great, too. The down side... It's too easy to spend even more time at my computer with the music I love.

We were used to listening to music using our computer and our computer's speakers - not great sound. The Tivoli, by contrast, fills the house with beautiful sound providing hearty bass out of its wooden body. It doesn't hurt at all that the radio is so great looking, either. We purchased an AM/FM antenna to go with the radio so it pulls in the stations we want with no problems.

These are excellent computer speakers. I have been listening to a lot of music. Klipsch was spot on with the sub level indicayor at 10 oclock. Perfect bass level.