Edifier Online Store via Amazon has
Edifier MR3 Bluetooth 5.4 Powered Studio Monitor Speakers (Pair, White) for
$99.98.
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Features:- Hi-Res Audio certified with flat 52 Hz to 40 kHz frequency response
- Multiple inputs including balanced TRS, RCA, AUX, Bluetooth multipoint, and headphone out
- 18W x2 RMS output with peak SPL up to 92.5 dB
- 3.5" mid-low drivers and 1" tweeters for balanced sound reproduction
- Music, Monitor, and Custom sound modes with EQ control via EDIFIER ConneX app
- MDF cabinet reduces resonance for monitoring, editing, and everyday listening
Community Reviews
Edifier MR3 is a compact powered studio monitor pair that stands out for desktop listening, easy Bluetooth streaming, and strong value at this price. The speakers sound very good for the money, take up hardly any space, and can work well with a PC, DAC, or turntable preamp through their analog inputs. Bluetooth quality is described as close to wired, and the Edifier app adds a low pass filter and saved equalizer settings over Bluetooth. The main limits are modest bass and near field output, so larger rooms or phono setups may want a subwoofer or bigger speakers.
The MR3 can deliver strong sound when paired with an external JDS Labs amp and DAC setup.
Bluetooth streaming can be easy to use while still producing very good sound for the price.
The Edifier app over Bluetooth can provide a low-pass filter and a built-in equalizer that saves to the speakers.
The speakers can work well for near-field desktop listening around a few feet from the desk.
The MR3 can sound limited in bass and may benefit from a subwoofer for deeper low-end.
The MR3 can struggle to fill a larger room at party volumes because they are near-field monitors.
A turntable phono setup may sound flat or dull because the speakers are designed for near-field monitoring and smaller drivers.
Wired PC gaming can require analog cabling since the speakers lack USB input.
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I have a JDS Lab Element hooked up to my PC with my edifier speakers and headphones connected to it.
I have a JDS Lab Element hooked up to my PC with my edifier speakers and headphones connected to it.
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I have a JDS Lab Element hooked up to my PC with my edifier speakers and headphones connected to it.
Or will going unbalanced make too much hum? (I am using an interface with my monitors and never tried hooking them up direct).
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