Most Accurate Computer Speakers

it's great for computer speakers

I am using this cable to connect my computer with speakers.

Most of my work is portrait so I need a good prime lens around this focal length. I considered the Nikkor equivalent but after reading various reviews I decided to give this one a try. I'm glad I did. Wide open the DOF is almost non-existent at close focus. You can use that to your advantage of course but it comes at a price since there's no AF to rely on. That's no problem for me as I've been using MF lenses for years and I trust my eye. But if you're not a MF veteran you may find the need to focus inconvenient. (Like other reviews have said the focus confirm chip isn't always accurate. I suspect there's a manufacturing spread on this and you may get lucky and receive one that is always accurate.) Technically the optical quality is outstanding and I can't add anything new here to what others have already posted.

Good stick, very accurate compared to other sticks in this price range. Most economical option for dual stick setup in space sims.

Increases the distance my speakers can be placed from the computer

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Most recent computer use was ten years ago and now I’m back at it again

Most Apple products are overpriced these days, so if you want to buy a new Apple computer you're going to pay more than it's worth...except with the Mac Mini series. No, it doesn't come with a screen, but it is loaded with everything else. I got a 32gb of ram/1TB ssd drive/3.2ghz model, and if I wanted a macbook pro with the same specs I would've spent nearly double. Thus, to me, it's definitely your best bet if you want a new apple computer.

Excellent computer speakers, amazing sound and quality.

I use this to power my outdoor speakers off my computer, and it works great!!!!!

Most studios, even with acoustic treatment, will have inconsistencies within the frequency domain caused by furniture reflection, stubborn low-frequency room modes and, in the case of a multichannel setup, slight delays and phase differences between the speakers. Sonarworks corrects for all of it, and allows for plenty of customization according to the engineer's listening preference. The calibration takes about 20min for a stereo set, but the difference is night and day. It will not replace acoustic treatment, but it surely is a big cherry on the cake. Mixes translate more easily, and I don't spend hours checking if a particular resonance or frequency build-up is caused by the room/speakers or by the mix itself.