R1280T

I’ve always thought built-in laptop speakers were “good enough” until I finally picked up a decent pair of powered computer speakers. The difference was night and day. Music sounded fuller, games felt more immersive, and even YouTube videos had more depth. Once you’ve had real speakers on your desk,

So, just as the title says, I was looking for a replacement of my old and low end speakers I had own for more than 15 years. (On my Desktop PC).

~~I was looking for something with good design, not to voluminous and with a decent audio quality to listen to some music, movies (usually terror ones) an

I have a similar size room as a bedroom DJ and ended up with an Edifier R1280 series. I also tried the Swan OS10 and they were a little less clear in the mids/highs for my ear.

Hi everyone! Hope you’re doing well.

I need a bit of help, and I was wondering if anyone here could give me a hand. I just moved into a new apartment (yay!) and would like to have a new speaker for it. Originally, I was supposed to use a Sonos Play 5 (?), but I had difficulty hooking it up to the

J'ai pensé à acheter l'un de ces conférenciers, car j'ai entendu d'excellentes critiques sur les deux. Le problème est que je ne sais pas lesquels obtenir. J'aime le prix moins cher des "T", mais j'entends que la basse est meilleure sur les "db". J'entends aussi que les "db" ne sont pas aussi clairs

I recently purchased a cheap mic stand and a MiniDSP UMIK-1 in order to eq my R1280DB, as I wanted to try this route before dedicating almost $400 to some new speakers.
EDIT: I definitely realize that this won't sound as good as expensive speakers, this is mostly an experiment in trying to make ba