Matching speakers to high end sound card

[cfmoore]

I need some suggestions for a pair of desktop speakers (no subwoofer) to match with a high end sound card.

The usb digital to analog output having 112 db dynamic range, signal-noise ratio of 112db and total harmonic distortion of 0.0015.

I will have my own version of 4.0 sound with the usb sound interface having 1/4" outlets to send signal to the stereo amp to power a pair of passive speakers.  The interface has another outlet with a 1/8" stereo plug for a pair of desk top speaker.



For the desktop speakers I want mid - high range sound.

I have listened to the Creative Labs T-20 but it sounded flat and not much in the high frequency range.  The Bose Companion 2 sounded good but I would still like a stronger upper range.

[Annon]

I would have to recommend these speakers .

Sony touts something called "Turbo Shift" technology that "changes low frequency bass range previously inaudible by human ears to a range that can be heard for increased bass

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