i nver heard Edifier E3100 b4 but VS2621 is ok wor

anyway,the sub is still too small for a normal computer speaker.
plus it doesn't blend well on any rooms no matter small,medium or large

it sounded nice on the display table but it sounded very disappointing on a room

I speak from experience

This post has been edited by power911: Jun 8 2010, 08:22 PM

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amazingly that's true
but that doesn't happen on most speakers.
normally big speakers are better on open space area and small ones on rooms.

maybe that design went wrong?

or maybe that's just my ears

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This post has been edited by iCHiH: Jun 8 2010, 08:36 PM

for computer speakers, usually the smaller will sound good in small rooms. because they are designed to. for bigger speakers are then designed for living-room listening, which is usually a medium / large room. but it does not entirely depends on the size. it depends on the engineer of the speakers itself.

l o l t h i s t h i n g i s s o d a m n a n n o y i n g
please stop it

I'd choose E3100 if I was you
not because of the sound quality only but it's worth the price you pay oso

Weird I tested the VS2621 in an enclosed room ....sound great than the E3100. Yup The E3100 are way more cheaper than the VS2621 plus the E3100 got many control knob while the VS2621 only have volume and tone knob.

IcHiH it is better that you tested both speaker beforehand different people have different preference and taste we are Human aren't we it is really easy to find the E3100 and VS2621

yup yup
you better do so

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Damn annoying la wei

Do tell us later which one did you buy >.< The VS2521 I have no comment try it out yourself >.<

that's something better.
it has different sound quality too
but it still have the same problem,woofer too small and it produce midbass

this suits small room better

but I still think E3100 is worth the money you pay

Helo。。 got a simple question here... about the Frequency response, wats the difference in the range? like 35hz to 20khz compare with 50hz to 20khz.. will it make big difference?? is that important?

it's important. the longer the range (i.e. lower means deeper bass). However, the frequency range is usually exaggerated. i mean sometimes u can hear 40hz but u have to put your ear next to the subwoofer. and listening to 20000hz? not many adults can listen to.

when buying speaker, do not look at the technical specification. instead, read reviews or go down and listen for one. it's like buying food. nobody look at the tech spec.

Usually they lie when they say the speaker can go as low as 30hz. For speaker I don't think the 35-50hz makes a significant diff.

ahahaha all speakers can go up from 1hz to ∞hz
it's just that on some point they can't create those frequency well.
and mostly inaudible on sub bass or sub sonic trebles

my silk dome tweeter can do 10hz but I can't see or hear them.

Hehe, I read it from a review in HeadFi, the company claimed their product can go as low as 20hz, but it only can go to 35hz.

Hi, I'm looking for a good 2.1 set, budget somewhere around 150-170. So far, I've narrowed it down to a couple of speakers, but dunno which one can perform better.

- Edifier E3100, M3200, M3100SF, M3400, or Logitech X-230

If need I criteria, I'd say good bass, but clear, not boomy, and don't really care about design.

Also, iinm, I heard people said that E3100 is the best 2.1 under rm200? Is that true?

i sell logitech and i use edifier.... ...

yup it's true that e3100 best for general

the m3300 and m3300sf is another good one too but this most people complain that the bass is weak