Read on. The Speakers The ProMedia Ultra 2.0 system consists of two (left and right) magnetically shielded speaker enclosures, approximately 10.5″ tall, 3.25″ wide, and 7″ deep each.

Hey guys. I just purchased 2.1 computer speakers. Klipsch ProMedia 2.1. My motherboard is a X58A UD3R rev 1.0. I uses realtek audio integrated. In my audio setup options I have the choice to set ...

The Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 THX speaker delivers great sound at a good price — if you’ve got the space for a subwoofer and don’t need Bluetooth.

Klipsch The ProMedia Heritage 2.1 is designed to work with almost any analog or digital input, but its size and shape lends itself especially well to desktop computer use.

They look pretty industrial, but if they can deliver on the promises of their impressive specifications, the Klipsch ProMedia Ultra 2.0 speakers could happily sit hidden away under the computer desk.

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Consider the Creative Pebble 2.0 speakers if you want a petite daily driver stereo set for your desktop computer.

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I recently found myself on the market for a pair for my computer at work and thought I would share my experiences. After doing significant amounts of research I decided to settle on the Klipsch ...