Review on Floor standing speaker system Edifier R2750DB black by Ada Kotarska ᠌

I wanted speakers that would last a long time, have great sound, and be strong enough so that I wouldn't need to buy an expensive sound card, gold-plated wires, finish the conservatory, or get new ears to enjoy them to their full potential—I just wanted to turn them on and feel content. After much deliberation, I decided on the 3 models 2750db, 2022db, and Sven MC-30. Listen to them and compare—you failed, of course. The regulators are towards the rear of the 2022db, which I liked externally but they are a touch dated and little. Externally, MC-30s are not awful, but the control panel is oddly positioned, and where is the 200W, why? Sure, and I desired three strips. Although judging by the remarks, their sound differs not only in high ones, I stopped at 2750db, but it is simple to upgrade to 2730db. These should be more dependable than earlier ones, I hope. All connections, especially the Bluetooth ones, provide excellent sound quality (I use analog most often). Since the bass is "juicy" (otherwise, why would a woofer be connected? ), that is what matters most. The high and medium frequencies sound clear and detailed. The heating had already been turned off, so it did not warm up. They are effective at both low and high volume levels, and neither rattle nor wheeze nor ring nor fart. Older versions' tweeters have that infamous creak, which I can hear. It's so heavy; I suppose I'll need to acquire more shelves or racks. The style is traditional; nothing special about it. Although I'm worried about losing the remote control, I didn't particularly like it. pleased with the acquisition. Although I try not to bother my neighbors, they will receive a fair response if they do. Thank you to everyone who provided input on the decision.