FeebleFun

Awesome. Thanks Astrallite. This makes the choice much easier. Between the ProMedia 2.0 and T-20's, which ever I could get easier. Although, hopefully the ProMedia

I have been looking at those you mentioend and a few others. I'm down to, Gigaworks T-20 or T-40, Klipsch Groove 2.0, ProMedia 2.0, or perhaps a Bose. I still don't know what the difference between the T-20 and T-40's, aside from size. Does anyone know this? Between the Groove 2.0 and the ProMedia 2.0. Which one is better? The Groove 'seem' more portable friendly. Bose are really good for size, and apparantly clarity, but I dunno if anything else. Any thoughts on their 2.0's? I dunno why, but for the past 4 or 5 years, it has been heard to get good critic reviews for any speaker system for ANY type of setup. And all the speaker companies just seem to care less. I swear everyone, including Klipsch have had the quality of their products slip.

I'm looking for 'good' speakers that I can easily transport. So small or smallish 2.0 speakers is what I had in mind. I am looking to bring them to a lan party at various friends places for gaming. So I need them to represent sound well across the board. It's not worth it dragging my 5.1 Klipsch's around anymore. Taking that as a note, I am used to hearing excellent all around sound. I am willing to drop up to / closely around a $100. What do you guys recommend from Klipsch? Or do you recommend I look outside of Klipsch for such needs? (PS - Completely off topic: Klipsch you need to get your act together. You are losing your dedicated fan base. Fix these simple, volume control related problems.)