Review on Edifier R1280T Active Bookshelf Speakers - 2.0 Stereo Near Field Monitors - Wooden Enclosure - 42 Watts RMS - Ideal for Studio Monitoring by Ha Joon

Before I got them, I was using a 5.1 speaker system that was a BBK MA-970S. Which I piloted using a laptop running version 2.1 with the following settings: +1 sw, +2 bass, and +3 treble. I was open to listening to music of many types. After having problems with everything, even the sub, for seven years, I finally decided to get new speakers. After reading numerous laudatory comments regarding this product, I decided to purchase it. For the first three days of the operation, I wanted to delete and not hear any of the music that I had previously enjoyed listening to. What kind of mountain is that in the frequency response of these speakers? I can't even begin to imagine it. The ones in the centre are pushed up far too far. I was able to create a sound that was more or less pleasing by using the equalizer on my beats audio laptop. In point of fact, the entire middle band has a dB level that ranges from -8 to -15. After that, even the music started to have a more pleasant sound. But, the bottoms are buzzing too much, and the tops are still ringing. It's fine to sit down and watch a movie. There is no annoyance or distress. Because of this reason, I took back these speakers to the retailer. In a different column, several of the songs had creaky sound effects. What can you expect from a desktop computer? What about a mobile phone? There is a crackling sound that may be heard in the columns of Facebook when scrolling through songs. If the speakers are left on overnight when the room is unoccupied, crackling sounds may be heard when playing a song at the initial bass. When playing music, speakers frequently omit words or portions of music during performance. Everything is strange and upsetting, as a result. It is likely that I received ones that are faulty. In general, if you are planning to purchase things, you should make sure to give them a listen at the store before you do so! It is recommended that you include some of your favorite tracks from a variety of musical genres, as well as songs in which the bass or other instruments are featured prominently, such as classical, chillstep, or deep house music.