HiFiGuyer
Established Member
Some HT enthusiasts say that being crossovered at appx 160Hz is bad on these speakers, since "you can hear where the bass above 80Hz comes from".
I use them as TV speakers and listen from 3m away, PC is connected too for music. I can tell you that this higher crossover point is GREAT MOVE by Edifier as the sound (upper bass) is so full and good and integration between sub and sats is sulerb. That's what makes them so good for music.
I did not notice directivity HT enthusiasts talk, maybe it can be tricky when sats are on desk and sub below the desk that's not ideal in the sense of music listening.
And for the record I also cannot use TV remote to control volume when connected via optical cable. It's Sony A8. Maybe some TV models can.
I do have Denon AVR and Cambridge Audio S70 speakers and that (more pricey) combination sounds so much worse for music than these Edifiers, it's no comparison.
I use them as TV speakers and listen from 3m away, PC is connected too for music. I can tell you that this higher crossover point is GREAT MOVE by Edifier as the sound (upper bass) is so full and good and integration between sub and sats is sulerb. That's what makes them so good for music.
I did not notice directivity HT enthusiasts talk, maybe it can be tricky when sats are on desk and sub below the desk that's not ideal in the sense of music listening.
And for the record I also cannot use TV remote to control volume when connected via optical cable. It's Sony A8. Maybe some TV models can.
I do have Denon AVR and Cambridge Audio S70 speakers and that (more pricey) combination sounds so much worse for music than these Edifiers, it's no comparison.