Review on Floor standing speaker system Edifier R2750DB black by Buana ᠌

It was a drawn-out and agonizing decision between the R2750DB and the R2800. I also thought about purchasing a triphonic, but the only model that was still available for purchase was the whistling 350. Over 2800 - 8 inches of bass, gigantic coffins, mids on a hard suspension, and a broad stage, among other forms of subjectivity. Booming bass, a power supply that gives (may give?) hiss in idle, excess power for a tiny room, which would result in a hum from low frequencies, and no output to the subwoofer are some of the things that are mentioned as being negatives in reviews but have not been personally verified (which was scary, because the nature of the bass is incomprehensible, suddenly not enough depths). Over 2750 - More modern twitter\s- Exit to the sub - gives room for maneuver. - No noise from other sources thanks to the switching power supply BT is completely irrelevant to my life. I settled on the number 2750. I utilized a device called xonar essence stx 2, which is very comparable to the sound system. They are seated on the ground, and all of the frequency knobs are set to zero. Without a doubt, the bass can be heard. Although it does not exert the same kind of pressure on the chest that a subwoofer does, the overall sound is highly muffled and balanced. Even if you don't have a subwoofer, your neighbors will still hang themselves, which is reason enough for you to get one. If you do have a subwoofer, make sure it's set up so that it works below the speakers and complements them. Respect your neighbors and never listen loudly or for an extended period of time in your own home. This is especially important if you live in a recently constructed building where even a cough can be heard clearly. In general, I am content with how the upgrade turned out (I used to have sven 5.1 HT 480). Most likely, it would have been feasible to capture 2800, but a hard NAVAL had not been accounted for in the plans.