Energy Take 5 5-Channel Home Theater Speaker Set $150

[brisar]

Newegg has Energy Take 5-Channel Speaker Set for $180 - $30 with code ENERGY713 = $150 with free shipping. Next lowest price on Google Products is $180 shipped. Thanks DJ3xclusive
Note, this set includes 5 speakers only (Left, Right, Center, Rear Left, Rear Right) and does not include a subwoofer, or a receiver

[RebelzYell]

Courtesy bump........

If I wasn't already inundated with speaker sets,
I'd grab one.

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[DJ3xclusive]

Quote from RebelzYell : Courtesy bump........ If I wasn't already inundated with speaker sets, I'd grab one. -------------------------------------------------------------------

LOL

[ocdp]

Good then maybe you speaker junkies can suggest what the best 5.1 computer speakers are for around $200?

[Alkaar]

These aren't computer speakers though exactly. They have 5 way binding posts. Personally I find it a bit of a pain HT speakers to your computer unless you have a HTPC.

[DixieNormous]

Good price.

[cgigate]

what brand is "Energy"?
sounds like junk

[nyonya]

Quote from cgigate : what brand is "Energy"? sounds like junk

Energy is a brand that has been around for a long time, a Canadian company, very respected. Recently acquired by the parent company of Klipsch.

This is a very good deal for a small to medium size room.

[slick5150]

These are remarkable speakers. I've had a set of these for a few years now and continue to be amazed by the quality of sound the put out in such a small sized speaker. Pair these up with a good sub and receiver and you'll be quite pleased.

[samvee]

How is this compared to the KEF 2005.2 I already have?

[doormat]

This set normally goes for $400 w/ a sub (this deal is for a 5.0 system, no sub).

[thanhhaimai]

Quote from ocdp : Good then maybe you speaker junkies can suggest what the best 5.1 computer speakers are for around $200?

These Take Classic are nice speakers. If you want cheap, quick surround solution to replace your bedroom computer speakers, they are one. $150 is great price for them. You will need to pair a good sub with them.

If you want better quality, I recommend you to spend your $200 on a 2.0 stereo first, then add sub, cen, surround, back later one by one.

Just my $0.02

[DJ3xclusive]

Quote from cgigate : what brand is "Energy"? sounds like junk

Energy speaker been around for a long time as mentioned by another slickdeal member. It's featured in Sound & Vision Magazine. Here's an artcile that got the S&V Recommended Award. Same speaker set but this one includes the sub. This is a great buy! Just add a sub for a 5.1 Speaker set!

http://www.soundandvisionmag.com/...ystem.html

Pulled from Sound & Vision

Quote : "Overall, Energy’s Take 5.2 is one of the best ultracompact home theater speaker systems I’ve heard so far, and at the price it’s a stone-cold steal. If you’re looking for a system as small as possible and your budget is about $1,000, the Take 5.2 is hard to beat."