Er...not eq, its like it is originally bassy, even turn off all the dsp. Maybe you can link to pc and hear some difference

But overall much will more balanced sounding? compare to mp3 player...because i found most mp3 player i listened to had bassy sound signature one

I wanna review but not enough equipment to do it

P/S: macam i talk so much one but didn't do anything ho...

Apple gadget and time

Back to study already, and i'm with my m3300 now...mod continues on....

I think i'll pass this chance to other forumer.
Maybe will take next product review if there are...

I noticed myself when i come to study, i got no camera....

Sapu 2 sets from edifier

Done my recabling work again...hoping the knowledge i put can solve the hum and buzz problem.

Before:

Here my last month of recabling mod, suffering hum and buzz.

After:

So this one i change the cabling style, using a female 3.5mm jack for input, so can unplug the input cables and overall was not so irritating compare to original settings which can be quite headache when cpu is further away from woofer. The cable inside i customize myself again with Cat5e again but foil shielded for this time, wrapping myself.


Together modding i scrap off the slick coating from the remote and now it is smoother and not sticky anymore. I was hoping edifier don't use the slick coating for plastics for thier new products as it will easily melt and become ugly under sauna weather here, which same to Razer mouse.


My input cables, made by myself and it is a shielded Cat5e too

So, it was cut and joining after all, but the joining part is much carefully soldered and cover with foil.

The results? Yes it does work good, like it can bring out the heart of the music now. Will change the op-amp tomorrow, now testing the hum and buzz problem 1st.

Special thanks my friend borrow me a phone camera.

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Added on September 27, 2010, 12:57 pmUntil now theres not buzzing problem occur so far....seems working good.
Swapped the Op-Amp to LME49720, better details compare to OPA2107 which i used last time.

But the M3300 tweeter is really too crisp and loud

This post has been edited by Cosef: Sep 27 2010, 12:59 PM

Hmm...after long time playing then it is getting better liao
Further upgrade still planning...
Like too long didn't turn on already.

LME49720 Op-Amp kinda hot when running...



This post has been edited by Cosef: Sep 27 2010, 03:06 PM

Double check again it is really sound better than before now, not my ear burn in...

I never had warm during idle on the power amp side, only the op-amps, felt like around 50ºC when turning on. I thought it was small short circuit something but sound no problem and once i swapped to OPA2107 it runs cool.

Maybe we had our amplifier entering class A mode

Thanks~

Seems like my hum and buzz problem has been solved, today no humming occur so far.

eh not a fan page?

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Added on September 29, 2010, 1:59 amHmm...changed..me go like liao

This post has been edited by Cosef: Sep 29 2010, 01:59 AM

Liked

C3 to me is a good speaker, using NE5532 which sounded not bad and it even use on some audiophiles equipment. The bass is quite powerful to me but i wonder why a lot ppl said it too weak

What about the S330? seems can be around your budget.

tun tun tun tun tun

I think everyone feel the bass is too weak because the woofer harder to play out deep bass.
as i know logitech woofer can play deep bass nicely but no mid bass

S330 SQ is better because the satellite speaker has better design compare to C3. Last time when i just a rookie i listened and felt it is better than C3 but now i'm not sure....but the design does make sense.

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Added on October 1, 2010, 1:52 amRework again on my 3.5mm cable for my M3300, look better now.



No hum and buzz encountered till now, can settle down myself now. Time to plan for next modding steps...

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Added on October 1, 2010, 6:11 pmWent to lowyat, saw Edifier R2000 and R1600T Plus at viewnet. I didn't know that R2000 was a big bookshelf speaker
What i listened it has much smoother sound and balanced overall compare to R1600T which a a bit of too treble.

This post has been edited by Cosef: Oct 1 2010, 06:11 PM

Another rework again for speaker cables, changed the cables settings.




Using Molex connector



Now has slightly smoother and airy soundings, clarity still remain

Edifier speaker really have potential

Now i had a little funny problem, my speaker seems need some time to warm up to have good sound, when just turn on it sound so sad, like very stressed.

This post has been edited by Cosef: Oct 3 2010, 12:20 AM

Previously i never know such thing will happen, as i heard the cambridge audio amplifier i found it has such problem but then once i back and mod my m3300 then i was stunned. But i always leave the speaker main power on, only mute it so it is always ready

I found my friend Logitech Z4 has the same things too, but much faster to settle down compare to my M3300.
Solid state stuff needs some warm up but i must say no to use blue tack to tune the heat

Need some burn in for my speaker now....

Yea a cheap mod but quite good for some users...

A treat for myself mah...

Another word....syok!