Review on Edifier R1280DB Wireless Studio Monitors - Powered Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers with Optical Input - 4 Inch Near Field Speaker - Enhanced Wooden Grain Finish - 42w RMS by Virot Reangtong ᠌

What we have when connected to an external DAC: I was slightly pleasantly surprised, but the older model, as it seemed to me, gives out fatter basses, more booming, but again, personally, it’s not that there aren’t enough of them, there’s not enough powerful enveloping surround immersion in bass under my feet, this because of the memories of emotions from the subwoofer + headphones showed what the quality of the bottoms can be. Further . it seems that the mids and highs were slightly cut. But the treble and midrange are soft, they don’t cut your hearing, if you wish, you can add an equalizer, they won’t lose quality. For example, I added treble to +2 on the speakers and sometimes adjust the bass depending on what I'm listening to. In detail, everything is fine, they play cleanly, they sound more interesting at 30% - 40% volume. I connected directly to the laptop and compared the sound from xDuoo: the difference is obvious. In general, the speakers are good for their price. I took it for 9k. For the inexperienced listener, what they can will suffice. I do not want to sow the seed of doubt when choosing. You will be happy with your choice. For their size, they cope with all tasks, especially in games and movies. And another nuance: the location of the acoustics relative to the listener affects the perception. And I'm a slightly demanding listener. I definitely need high-quality, deep bass. It can give a sub. I'll buy it later and share my experience. And YES, I recommend the columns, they are really not bad. And one more thing, the bluetooth signal is received well, the sound does not spoil. It is very convenient, now my speakers are playing from bluetooth, and my ears are connected to the DAC.