R1280T

What would be used/connected as a source? Edifier 1000 or r1280 are active speakers (have some amplification built-in). The latter is more flexible regarding what can be connected to it. However, AFAIK neither has USB input (if you wanted to connect your computer).

Sim, eu também teria, aliás qualquer caixa da edifier, é inegável a qualidade, mas se teoricamente tem algo similar/melhor por bem menos é de se pensar, da edifier eu já ouvi as R1280, gostei, mas não trocaria nas minha msd730 *esse vídeo não é meu, as minhas já uso com um módulo Bluetooth do aliexp

Generally probably better than the Edifier R1280 series products, would be their “studio monitor” Edifier MR3 (EAC review, EAC YT review). But unfortunately there’s only analog inputs, and no auto on/off or standby. (And obviously the Bluetooth connection isn’t high quality, as they almost never are

So I finally retired my crackly old desktop speakers and took a leap on the Edifier R1280T Powered Bookshelf Speakers. Honestly, I didn’t expect much for the price… but wow, the difference was immediate.

🎵 The sound:

• Clear mids and highs — I caught details in songs I’d never noticed before.
• Surpri

The LP60XBT is a decent starter, but it's just that. There's nothing upgradeable down the line. I used to have one, it's super easy to set-up. With that budget, you'll have to look at powered speakers. Edifiers R1280 (with or wihout bluetooth) or R1700 are probably your best bet. With that budget, y

Hi!

I seem to have an odd problem and am not too familiar with speakers or audio technology in general. I recently bought the Edifier R1280T speakers for my desktop PC. Everything was working without any problems and the audio was great. But yesterday my left speaker (the passive speaker) suddenly