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

The search for little speakers in the kitchen perplexed me for some reason. The sound quality, bass reflex in the front, and control through wireless remote are essential features. I also looked into 2.1 systems, but when I went to a huge store in St. Petersburg, I found that they were offering r1280t at a price that was satisfactory. Immediately decided to purchase, and I had absolutely no regrets. The speakers will have to reside in the kitchen, which has some very challenging conditions, including being almost under a false ceiling and mounted on cabinets. However, it was discovered that the bass sounds even better as a result of these conditions, even though some of the high frequencies are flying to the wrong address. The remote control performs quite well and can be aimed in any direction; in addition, it is incredibly compact and can be magnetically fastened to the front of the refrigerator =) The sound is really fantastic. I compared it to an older model of the Sven Royal 1, which is from the first edition and costs twice as much as the Edifier R1280T. It looked that there were no noticeable highs at all when compared to other similar things on sven = ( despite this, the problem could be that the tweeters on Sven are not shielded and have suffered minor dents on multiple occasions due to the lack of protection. While they are not being used, the speakers do not produce any noise, they do not hum, and they do not pick up any interference, which is one of the reasons I am so happy with my purchase. When the mute button on the remote is pressed, the jack can be let to freely dangle out and touch anything without producing any sound.