The sound quality is excellent, more than adequate for a 20 m2 room. They also perform admirably in games (the sound card is a separate pci-e device). Cons: what "genius" decided to put the volume knobs in the right column? The column is to the right of the screen (because right), so regardless of which of the three "wings" you turn, you can't see which mode is currently active (the LED is in charge of selecting the mode; the green light indicates wired audio, while the blue light indicates…

Subwoofers designed for deep house, or woofers designed for music with a moderate amount of bass. The bass is overly prominent on some tracks; hopefully this will improve over time, but for now it's something to keep in mind. These are all minor issues with the "default" sound that can be fixed by adjusting the equalizer or the treble and bass settings on the speakers themselves. The sum of their money is well spent; this is a wonderful thing. According to online testimonials, edifers have made

purchased to replace the previous Sven 610. Sound quality is strong and detailed when used with Creative AE-5 Plus. There is a sizable power reserve, so you only need to undo the screw by half to hear and be able to detect all of the musical intricacies. They don't wheeze at high loudness or during adjustments. In contrast to sven610 - heaven and earth in this portion - you can hear something while you're not doing anything, but you have to put your ear right into a tight one. I was extremely…

After reading the reviews, I was expecting there to be a greater quantity of them; however, I am not an audiophile and I am not a music fan who listens to a great deal of music. When linked by bluetooth, they play at a greater volume than when connected via wire, and the mids become more prominent. When it came to the sound, they strangely reminded me of an old Japanese two-cassette recorder that I purchased in the 1990s for $100 and had speakers attached to it. And in contrast to these, the…

Bought to replace the cheap plastic speakers in my dorm. I haven't used a Bluetooth speaker before. Digital amplifiers, which are becoming common, also piqued my interest. Maybe these speakers just need to be warmed up. They haven't turned it up to 11 for a week, which is OK for me because I don't want to be disturbed. I enjoy a variety of media including film, music video, MTV music, and video games. The TV and the system unit's sound card are both hooked up. The card is basic and integrated…

Since the spring, I have been utilizing it. Excellent quality is present. I'm not familiar with monitor sound, but these speakers work perfectly for video games, movies, and electronic dynamic music. I enjoyed the distinctiveness of the sound and appearance when I bought. Only at home was I able to truly appreciate the sound. not dissatisfied. The bass is created by an equalization on a computer, and the center is bright, clear, and high sonorous. The addition of Bluetooth expands the kit's…

I deliberated for quite some time before deciding; at first, I picked it out at random and took it without really listening. except ever since I opened the package, I've felt nothing except happiness and contentment. If you listen to Loseless, you'll be able to tell the difference between BT and high-quality audio. No glaring artifacts are audible, but for casual listening over Bluetooth, music from a phone is more than adequate. As for basic monitors, I'd suggest everyone who enjoys music…

I don't particularly enjoy connecting the speakers from the back because the cord makes it difficult to place the speaker firmly on the wall. On the one hand, it is advantageous that the volume control lacks a notch, but on the other, it is not always practical. The speakers may hum a little when playing low-quality music, but this shouldn't be an issue in 2022.:)

Since I had been listening to music on a 2.1 system up until that point, I had grown accustomed to a full, booming bass. So, even the bass surprised me; I'd seen reviews where people would say something like, "bass but not really," or anything to that effect. sound card and adjusted the equalizer settings, the audio system sounded incredible. The low end is strong enough that they are a drop-in replacement for my old 2.1 setup.

The speakers produce a very crisp, enjoyable sound. More effectively than any other speakers I am aware of, ambient genres play. They don't wheeze at a volume over normal, and at maximum volume you may listen without strain because the sound is undistorted and clear. Bluetooth's quality is marginally worse than a traditional connection, but since phones are incapable of producing high-quality sound, it is untrue that the speakers' input is weaker. I positioned it at the 3 meter maximum width…

They occupy a fair amount of room; at one point, the table was cramped. If the speakers don't face the listener directly, some of the "purity" of the music will be lost. They sounded much better when combined with a subwoofer when it was turned up to a respectable volume because the woofer's "wheezing" was eliminated. The majority of the time, it's just a delight and an immersion in the depths of your favorite pieces; I couldn't wait to hear them again. They are perfectly fine for their 8.500.

I considered many options before settling on an 8–10k acoustic system. I initially considered bringing a 2.1 system, but I quickly realized that I didn't need it because I don't enjoy bass. With these speakers, I immediately took the audigy fx sound system and compared it to the integrated 892 in the asrock z370 pro 4 (which has some background noise). The audigy clearly outperformed the integrated 892.

I don't consider myself an audiophile, but I do listen to a lot of music. Those who are true audiophiles have a remarkable ability to hear higher frequencies and can tell the difference in sound quality between devices that use different cables to transmit music. I wanted a cheap desktop music player so I could listen to music while I worked or played. I wanted an item that had bluetooth, was not embarrassing to turn on, and looked good. Everything worked for me in theory, the sound is nice…

They came to replace the previous Sven, in which, following a power surge, the stereo flew (we arrived to the conclusion that something burned out in them); generally speaking, I am quite delighted with the purchase; they came to replace the old Sven. The quality of the sound is quite high, and after hearing the very first track, I wanted to hear more and more. A lovely and unexpected gift from China, especially considering the low cost. If you play them through the sound card in the computer…

They seem to have a pleasant sound to my novice ear. In contrast to the low frequencies produced by the inexpensive 2.1 systems I used to use with a computer, which produced a "thumbling" sound from the subwoofer, these low frequencies are pleasing and detailed. The volume control on the iron has a very fine step, with a total of fifty discrete places ranging from zero to maximum. However, once you have established the average, you will rarely need to adjust it again, and after that, the…

The room has incredible acoustics. It came as a surprise. Prior to that, I had a lot of respect for the SOLO 3 from the microlab, which had been reliable for a number of years. The sound is quite detailed, which, as someone who is not particularly sophisticated, works perfectly for me. The speakers are on the left and right, yet the sound appears to emanate clearly from the middle of the device. This is one of the aspects of the design that I do not understand. I listened to fellow students…

I usually count on two months. I use bluetooth to link my iPhone to my computer. Intuitive, high-quality, wireless communication. Range - it can go up to 5 meters through panel walls, but it's rendered useless once you're inside. Of course, that's sufficient. The physical separation between the two loudspeakers is 1.5 meters. Standing tall - right at dinner table height. Although the three-meter-long connection cable is sturdy and well-made, it may be too short for some users. How it sounds…

I took a solo microlab as a replacement, at first I thought that I had missed the raschmer, because it is small. We got up to the computer well and the sound volume is enough with a margin. I do not regret the choice, the sound suits.

You can no longer adjust the volume of bluetooth-connected speakers from the computer; instead, you must use the speakers' own controls or a separate remote. Many computers were tested, and each showed the same result; all other gadgets function normally. Recently, I tried to hook them up to an old, non-ated laptop, and found that they functioned perfectly. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the driver as well as contacting Microsoft, but to no avail. Despite my best efforts, I was unable

Although I am not a sound expert, I have no doubt that the manufacturer will be able to perfect the sound quality of the bottoms. Despite the fact that it was most likely done on purpose, so that the buzz might give the impression that they had more bass, As I liked the top and middle even more than they were on the Edifier r2700, I would have paid two times for these if they had been sold as part of a kit that included a buffer. You have the option of purchasing this buffer for them, however I