What are best budget home speakers

With many a brands flying high in the sky with their watts and ohms reaching the mountain peaks for normal listeners, every buyer is confused with what to buy and which one to buy in a tight budget that can suit their need for a year or two.

This question is a simple one when an expert is being asked as he/she will know market trends, prices and options as well. But when a normal user is asked the same thing, a total apocalypse falls into the individual’s head!

With so many speakers resting floor at the supermarkets and so many choices to avail from, a simple user needs basic analytics first with what every company is looking for while they “MARKET” their amps, subs, and speakers. A low budget list follow with pros and cons alongside to understand:-

-         Corsair SP 2500 – a bit old by today’s standards though still competing in many homes for good sound and well-enough wall shakers!

-         Klipsch Promedia 2.1 – may seem smallish at first but the Sub-woofer unit keeps it booming high even when the moods are low! This masterpiece is a killer in its price bracket, and helps users equally disturb their neighbours at the right times.

-         Altec Lansing Pro SLS 6221 – These monsters are cute plus chubby. Cute on the tweets, and chubby on the bass levels when turned to 50% and more! Be sure to lock the door.

-        Creative Gigaworks T3 – although just standing at a 2.1 unit quantity, they still have enough of that firework to make the fireworks sound lighter. Be precautious of bad-mood neighbours while partying with the Creative magnitudes!

-        Q Acoustics 2020i – the successors to the much hyped 2010i’s. These small buddies will keep your oomph on the roll when a small gathering is arranged but expect no wall-shaking bass due to their capacity.

-         Logitech Z-5300 5.1 – not as good a bass as on some well known others, but still have the potentials to impress the listeners, with their 5 smaller units to be spread all over your place.