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Product Name: | Edifier R1280DBs Active Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers - Optical Input - 2.0 Wireless Studio Monitor Speaker - 42W RMS with Subwoofer Line Out - Wood Grain |
Manufacturer: | Edifier |
Model Number: | R1280DBS |
Product SKU: | B08865JM4N |
UPC: | 875674005046 |
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Personally I use these as outdoor speakers for just me and the Misses. It's great because the volume can get relatively significant for us sitting in the path of the speakers, but if I walk to the left or right of my yard the sound volume drops significantly. That's good if you don't want to annoy your neighbors. Not so good if you are the type who wants the neighborhood to feel your vibes.Not to say you're neighbors won't hear them, they can play decently loud.
Regarding sound quality, it's very good, relatively speaking. It's a warmer non-fatiguing sound that is clean and enjoyable. It's also forgiving for lower quality source material. For the record I don't use the bluetooth and plug my phone directly into the speakers for the best sound and I use Youtube music. So they will sound even better with high res such as tidal.
Overall definitely a good bang for the buck.
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They don't need it!
Ah-I see a "left out" for speaker wire to connect to other speaker.
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Personally I use these as outdoor speakers for just me and the Misses. It's great because the volume can get relatively significant for us sitting in the path of the speakers, but if I walk to the left or right of my yard the sound volume drops significantly. That's good if you don't want to annoy your neighbors. Not so good if you are the type who wants the neighborhood to feel your vibes.Not to say you're neighbors won't hear them, they can play decently loud.
Regarding sound quality, it's very good, relatively speaking. It's a warmer non-fatiguing sound that is clean and enjoyable. It's also forgiving for lower quality source material. For the record I don't use the bluetooth and plug my phone directly into the speakers for the best sound and I use Youtube music. So they will sound even better with high res such as tidal.
Overall definitely a good bang for the buck.
Ah-I see a "left out" for speaker wire to connect to other speaker.
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There's way too many options to answer a general question like what sub to get, but I'll give you one good option. This is a very low-profile subwoofer that fills in these speakers nicely. You can get better performing subs for around this price in larger enclosures, but this small sub pairs well with the small enclosure theme of these small speakers. It fills in these speakers very well at neutral reference levels or with a tiny boost in bass as I like. It is not a good sounding sub for lots of bass boost as the high crossover point necessary for these speakers makes it get too boomy..:
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This code knocks it down to $137. "SAVETEN1223"
You may also want to look at the Dayton SUB-1200, Jamo S810, or one of the budget Klipsch offerings. For about $300 total, you can get these bookshelves, a sub, and some satellite speaker mounts.
I'd take a good stereo setup over a soundbar everyday.
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The optical input is to pass digital info from a TV (or other digital source) to the speakers. There is a left speaker output on the right speaker separate from this.