Review on Computer acoustics Edifier M1360 black by Jongil Baek ᠌
A good product, more pros than cons.
The sticker with the name of the manufacturer on the subwoofer is pasted crookedly) The remote control is cool. For a computer, listening to music quietly or watching a movie with normal sound is what you need. In other cases, you need to buy more expensive options. Personally, I am satisfied. After 10 minutes of boredom with the equalizer, a completely normal sound is obtained. There are no adjustments other than the volume on the system itself, which for many will be a mb problem. In general, for 2k - very good.
- Good build, personally I don't have any sounds from the amplifier in idle, everything sounds clean and cool at low volume. If you just need to turn up the volume to watch movies, then this is probably one of the best choices. The tweeters sound great for the price.
- Pretty quiet speakers anyway. Few low frequencies. Little not in the sense of not enough of them, because I'm used to listening to rap in a car with a subwoofer larger than the car itself or something) It's just that the subwoofer as a whole plays like a midrange speaker, which is a pretty cool solution, but a bit not what I expected. Partially, this can be fixed with an equalizer, but only partially, however, it is rather strange to expect something else from a palm-sized speaker)
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