Does anyone have a suggestion on a good set of speakers for my PC that run no more than $200? There's just too big a gap in what I have to work with. The speakers on my PC do not get a proper low end sound. When I listen in my car or on my Bose system in my living room the song sounds completely different. I Am poor so that has to be a consideration. Thanks for any input!

$200 can buy some serious PC speakers!  So, I must ask:  What is their purpose?  Do you intend to use them as mixing monitors, music enjoyment or just to hear the default *BEEP!* at 110 dB? 

$200 is quite the budget for PC speakers! M-Audio and Alesis both come to mind with relatively interesting options starting at around $100. 
 
I got a little pair of Alesis M1 320 USB for $99 a few years ago and they've been quite useful to me. 
 

 
 

 
 

And I also have Alesis M1Actives though mine are the older style.  According to research I just happened to have done earlier today (for much of my gear), the average price used on eBay for these is $121 for the pair.

GC has the ones like mine for $79, new.
 
http://www.guitarcenter.c...-104810825-i1384420.gc

Wow, those are only 10 watts?  Ok, those are a lot different than mine I guess!  Mine are bi-amped with 75 watts for the bass (woofer) and 25 watts for the treble (tweeter).

A while ago Danny Danzi raved about the Logitech speakers he uses on his home rig, the X530, here:
 
http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/2947413

You will have to try these out, if only wanting computer speakers which is about what they are.
http://www.engadget.com/p...gaworks/t40/series-ii/

http://www.engadget.com/p...reative/gigaworks/t20/


Low end sound, maybe not all that great but the only speakers that have a treble and bass control and volume control.
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Internet acting strange. But a storm is going by also.
 

craigb
And I also have Alesis M1Actives though mine are the older style.  According to research I just happened to have done earlier today (for much of my gear), the average price used on eBay for these is $121 for the pair.

I also have the Alesis M1 Actives........and the older style (about 14 yrs old :)). Looks like they were quite the popular brand and still AM Rocking!!!
For this price range, you might as well get a pair of mixing monitors (which can also be used as multipurpose PC speakers).