An be a fan of edifier now

Let your speaker run in 1st....syok sound will have after you run in it for around 1 days with loud volume of pink noise on satellite and another days with loud volume of 50hz for woofer....you'll suffering from annoying sound after you recovered from backache~

This post has been edited by Cosef: Oct 5 2010, 03:42 PM

Combine all of it and become single 2.1 loudspeakers

Managed to mod my M3300 woofer cables to Cat5e and larger gauge compare to stock. Now the bass sounds really better, at 1st i found it a little improve but after some time listening i found it does much more dynamic bass.

Enjoying the 2V1G albums~ the recording is nice
Again, edifier speaker can play such a nice sound

The speaker has ability to play out all the sound from source, the speaker price also quite good too in term of price and performance for stock one. Mod just to squeeze out the best potential that the speakers set can do.

Show your honesty, they will appreciate you....

They did some careful research before releasing the product

Got my M3300 satellite grill off....
oh well the frame are dented

Not sure on the price and materials, but for ease of use get R2000 because the volume control those are on the side ways, R1900TIII is at the back there which is quite headache stuff. Alternate choice would be R1600 for smaller size....

tooth pick is not strong enough.
What i done is use a small flat screw driver to lever it out from bottom. The grill holds it quite strong in there, and the grills are hard.

Will upload some of the pics once if i got borrowed a cam....oh no i need to save some to get a digi cam myself...

But the speaker volume pots have the quickest way to control volume for me.

Finally finish modded my M3300 satellite speaker to bi-wire settings.
More detail and dynamic mids and good highs, smoother overall~ Thats what i wanted

Sorry i got no pics to share out coz no cam to borrow

This post has been edited by Cosef: Oct 9 2010, 01:16 AM

Bookshelf speaker is easy to burn in....by torturing the speaker.
1. Wire the slave speaker to inversed polarity
2. Face both speaker together, kissing each other.
3. Get Burninwave Generator, generate 50hz for 5 hours in loud volume, the volume that before the sound starts to clipping.
4. Generate pink noise or white noise for 5 hours again under loud volume.

Remember to ventilate your room, and you have to withstand the loudness from comes out from back of the speaker

If you afraid you burned the voice coil you can try lower the volume a little, but the bass driver must vibrate at a decent level.

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Added on October 9, 2010, 11:02 pmNo worries, audio signal is AC one, whether you inverse or non inverse the waveform is still there.

Pics:


Black one is non-inverse, pink one is inverse.

What afraid is voice coil burned, I'm not sure whether Edifier has done stress test to make sure that speaker set won't actually burned the voice coil under max load.

This post has been edited by Cosef: Oct 9 2010, 11:02 PM

I haven't burnt a speaker so far, but amp running with a temp like almost can iron cloth one got....


tuuuuuuu~ + shhhhhhh~

you feel annoyed, parents dulan, roomate dulan, housemate dulan, other house ppl dulan, outside ppl dunno what happen to that house.

Hmm...I thought logitech speakers has good on low frequency bass but this Z5500 doesn't seems like.

You need to check the circuit and the woofer crossover there....

I always thought that Logitech plays nice on low frequency bass but then on the video, the Z5500 woofer can react with such low frequency but theres filter on circuit limits the frequency amplitude or cut off so that it can't react at those frequencies. The volume are quite loud, Edifier one response the frequency as it should, but the Logitech goes something wrong.

Normally people wanted 2.1 speaker woofer to sound like come from anywhere but reality it can be heard at a direction so it needs to be positioned.

You can have fun with the subwoofer by playing a 5hz tone and see how funny it react, but remember that don't play too long it can be quite stress.

The bass is too low that unable to listen already, just watching the subwoofer moving. Most of the multimedia speaker does not have crossover, it just let the woofer response to the range it can response.

btw, that circuit quite complex

poor logitech, not a good thing...by cutting off anything below 35hz, it will lose out the dynamic bass.

Edifier wins...keep it up~

I like Edifier higher end speaker the satellite coz enclosed in a heavy box, having baffle on the speakers and silk dome tweeter

This post has been edited by Cosef: Oct 13 2010, 03:22 PM

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