Hi i'm interested in getting some swans

Was thinking of their the m200mkii or the m50w but my question is that my computer is in the corner of my room so im afraid that if i put the sub of the m50w in the corner it will make the bass boomy.

So does the m200mkii have adequate bass for music,movies and gaming? I'm not a fan of very loud boomy bass just enough to make it sound fun is enough.

would the m200mkii be alright for movies since the lack of a sub? and whats an optimal distance i should space them apart?

This is my desktop space and the speakers are approx 3 ft apart is it suitable for the m200mkii?

if can tell me the optimal distance I should have in Feet so i can measure xD and maybe rearrange my space later on.

if i want put it on the shelf like my current speakers also can right?

This post has been edited by siles1991: Mar 20 2013, 11:44 PM

ok thanks got some some rearranging to do xD

So should I get the m50w or place the m200mkii on my table instead?

I have an extra m3400 sub laying about would I be able to use it to fill in the lack of bass if there was any?

This post has been edited by siles1991: Mar 21 2013, 01:16 PM

Why is it awkward for game and movie?

Than where do I put the sub for the m50w

How much space do I need for the m200mkii is it suitable for movies?

This post has been edited by siles1991: Mar 21 2013, 05:59 PM

Means the table can't be against the wall for the m200? Width is not a problem after some rearrangement

This post has been edited by siles1991: Mar 21 2013, 08:45 PM

Oh OK I can put it 1 ft or 2 ft but my table not 3ft width haha but in your opinion would 1.5-2ft be enough

Haha mkii already the end of the end of my budget. Is mkii good enough for games and movies?

Maybe I can add on dedicated sub in the future? But do you think its enough?

This post has been edited by siles1991: Mar 21 2013, 09:45 PM

If I wanted all round than the m50w would be better? Can I know how big the difference in quality between the m50w and the m200

I'm not planning to make my entire room shake with the bass just enough to enjoy a movie.

This post has been edited by siles1991: Mar 23 2013, 12:36 AM

Can I know the advantages of the m200 over the m50w

pulled the trigger on the M50W the m200mkii was seriously damn good, it had excellent sound stage though it was left and right it felt like it was left right front and back of me. The vocals are very aggressive and in your face and if your using the speakers for music only than the m200mkii is best for you. The reason why i chose the M50W was because like cyntrix said it needs a lot of space, I felt like i couldn't enjoy it because my desktop is small so the M50W was the next best choice and i dont regret it at all.

my m50w crackles a bit is it the driver limitation?

like a bit static crackling at certain movies and anime, and sometimes music. No distortion just a split second crackling. My source files are usually FLAC files.

yes repeated the same part over and over and only for a split second its there at that point. I sometimes get annoyed by it because i dont like crackling sounds.

means the m50w cant handle that certain part.....damn...

This post has been edited by siles1991: May 6 2013, 06:12 PM

alriught will search for a few examples and get back

the tweeter

though I have yet to confirm the problem, I first thought of clipping its because when I was using my old logitech speakers it would crackle a lot at certain parts of movies or songs(which dont happen anymore) and here I am experiencing it again but instead of all over the movie its only split seconds of it. But enough to cause me to go "would that please stop" it's like a mosquito bite small and unnoticeable but it keeps begging to be scratched.

Songs maybe less or the speakers are the music is too loud to hear the crackle, it's most discernable when watching videos like tv shows and anime. When a character shouts or when they scream or when a fight ensues I start hearing the crackle.

Noted: I've watched anime and movies using my headphones and they never did have a crackle.