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i dont know the exact model but its a TDA2050 based amp with a dedicated pre.
Simply sublime... Edifier R1600T Plus mini review
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i dont know the exact model but its a TDA2050 based amp with a dedicated pre.
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Would I be able to link these with a dedicated sub then? I produce dubstep as well as just listen to it, and it helps when you can hear how the bass would be reproduced through a quality sub
No, they have no subwoofer connection.
Well I just bite the bulliet on these, to replace my 5.1 surround sound which I don't use cos of next door, I dealt they would like these much but screw them, I don't have them up loud anyways.
I ll say how I get on with them
paring off with a xonar DX btw, I was going to go for a proper Hifi setup but lack of knowladge plus paring...
I ll say how I get on with them
paring off with a xonar DX btw, I was going to go for a proper Hifi setup but lack of knowladge plus paring...
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Looks like they've disappeared of the OCUK website. Are they coming back?
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Was looking for stock on these as its rather rare at the moment in distribution but they are now back for pre-order arriving later on next month
Back on pre-order
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Anyone had a chance to compare thes to the m audio av40's?
Does anyone else have any thoughts on these? I see on the shop site that they are due back in stock on the 1st june.
The sound on my telly has developed a fault, an annoying buzz that i can always hear in the background whatever Im watching. I cant afford a new one for at least 6 months so I have been looking for some speakers to plug into the tv or even into the sky+hd box and these look ideal.
The sound on my telly has developed a fault, an annoying buzz that i can always hear in the background whatever Im watching. I cant afford a new one for at least 6 months so I have been looking for some speakers to plug into the tv or even into the sky+hd box and these look ideal.
How are they?
I have been looking at these myself - and also at the Corsair SP2200s and the Aego M's (although the aego's are a little out of my price range).
Does anyone here know which of the three are better speakers - or if there are any better ones available for a similar price? Also what exactly is gained/lost by going 2.0 instead of 2.1?
Also, I have contacted Edifier to see if the frequency response information is available - so i'll let you know
I have been looking at these myself - and also at the Corsair SP2200s and the Aego M's (although the aego's are a little out of my price range).
Does anyone here know which of the three are better speakers - or if there are any better ones available for a similar price? Also what exactly is gained/lost by going 2.0 instead of 2.1?
Also, I have contacted Edifier to see if the frequency response information is available - so i'll let you know
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SPECIFICATIONS
Total power output : RMS 16W x 2 (THD + N =10%, f0 = 80Hz)
Signal to noise ratio : greater than or equal to 85 dBA
Input impedance : 10K Ohms
Input sensitivity : 550 mV ± 50mV
Bass unit : 5 inch (120 mm), magnetically shielded, 6 Ohms
Tweeter unit : 18 mm silk dome tweeter, magnetically shielded, 4 Ohms
Dimension (W x H x D) : Active speaker : 151 x 252 x 228 mm
Passive speaker : 148 x 252 x 214 mm
Gross weight : Approx. 8 kg
FEATURES
All wood enclosure
Professional low-noise amplifier coupled with high performance crossover
Magnetic shielded drivers eliminate monitor and TV interference
5” bass driver - designed using a composite cone structure for a balanced
acoustic
Silk diaphragm 18 mm tweeter with aluminium phase plug
Side mounted rotary volume, bass and treble controls
Rear mounted on / off power switch
Dual RCA inputs ; Spring clip speaker wire connectors
This is all they will give me.
Total power output : RMS 16W x 2 (THD + N =10%, f0 = 80Hz)
Signal to noise ratio : greater than or equal to 85 dBA
Input impedance : 10K Ohms
Input sensitivity : 550 mV ± 50mV
Bass unit : 5 inch (120 mm), magnetically shielded, 6 Ohms
Tweeter unit : 18 mm silk dome tweeter, magnetically shielded, 4 Ohms
Dimension (W x H x D) : Active speaker : 151 x 252 x 228 mm
Passive speaker : 148 x 252 x 214 mm
Gross weight : Approx. 8 kg
FEATURES
All wood enclosure
Professional low-noise amplifier coupled with high performance crossover
Magnetic shielded drivers eliminate monitor and TV interference
5” bass driver - designed using a composite cone structure for a balanced
acoustic
Silk diaphragm 18 mm tweeter with aluminium phase plug
Side mounted rotary volume, bass and treble controls
Rear mounted on / off power switch
Dual RCA inputs ; Spring clip speaker wire connectors
This is all they will give me.
Less wiring mess for one. I'm quite satisfied with them, and I've owned the aegos in the past.How are they?
I have been looking at these myself (<snip>, right?) - and also at the Corsair SP2200s and the Aego M's (although the aego's are a little out of my price range).
Does anyone here know which of the three are better speakers - or if there are any better ones available for a similar price? Also what exactly is gained/lost by going 2.0 instead of 2.1?
Also, I have contacted Edifier to see if the frequency response information is available - so i'll let you know
Of course like others have said in this thread, better stuff can be found second hand. But to buy new, and for simplicity these are hard to beat.
Oh, you might want to remove the link. Besides they're a lot cheaper on ocuk.
Less wiring mess for one. I'm quite satisfied with them, and I've owned the aegos in the past.
Of course like others have said in this thread, better stuff can be found second hand. But to buy new, and for simplicity these are hard to beat.
Oh, you might want to remove the link. Besides they're a lot cheaper on ocuk.
Link removed, cheers.
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How are they?
I have been looking at these myself - and also at the Corsair SP2200s and the Aego M's (although the aego's are a little out of my price range).
Does anyone here know which of the three are better speakers - or if there are any better ones available for a similar price? Also what exactly is gained/lost by going 2.0 instead of 2.1?
Also, I have contacted Edifier to see if the frequency response information is available - so i'll let you know
Get these given the range you listed
I have bought them! From Overclockers, too.
When they arrived today they had no English power cable as promised on the item page, so I have phoned and requested one will be sent out - which apparently it will, although it doesn't appear as an order or anything on my account...
anyway, obviously I can't test them yet, but they look very nice, and the frequency response is mentioned in the manual - 55Hz~20kHz.
When they arrived today they had no English power cable as promised on the item page, so I have phoned and requested one will be sent out - which apparently it will, although it doesn't appear as an order or anything on my account...
anyway, obviously I can't test them yet, but they look very nice, and the frequency response is mentioned in the manual - 55Hz~20kHz.
Q Acoustics will need an amplifier, so if you got a 2nd hand Cambridge Audio A1, you would be paying about £150 for both. Q Acoustics are hi-fi speakers, whereas the Edifier's are more budget near field studio monitor speakers.
As good as the Edifier's are, I'd be surprised if they are as good as a decent pair of £100 passive hi-fi speakers.
As good as the Edifier's are, I'd be surprised if they are as good as a decent pair of £100 passive hi-fi speakers.