nope.. it's both ways... both the speaker getting loose/better and your ears adapting to the sound.

and it's okay to plug them together

Ok,how about putting the subwoofer under my computer table and very near to my leg?It's literally near my balls...and the satellites are very near the monitor..is it ok? And when I on the system,there will be a boom sound,is this even normal? Sorry for the noob questions,hope u guys can answer me..new in all these.

Because a new speaker is stiff, you need to let it running intensive for it to loose up, therefore better response to the frequency.
Using pink noise to run in is a lot faster compare to just playing music loudly.

speakers won't die that easily XD
your body adapts to almost anything

the only thing is the harddrive shake that I'm worried only... and that won't break that easily

I'm not scared of the speakers spoiling,I'm more concerned of the subwoofer near my leg and balls,I can imagine all the soundwaves hitting my balls,lol is it alright? Have u guys ever thought whether bass can affect health?

Conclusion: Your way of thinking is really unique. Why I never thought that the subwoofer can kill my balls. Btw, My subwoofer is just...... around 0.6 metres in front of my balls right now. Just that mine is a M1335 and I don't really feel vibration in my balls when it goes all the way loud. I think I'm safe. You don't need to worry about your monitor getting magnetic effect for sure. Edifier does a really good job shielding all their drivers, not like L_g_tech *fanboyism*. Why don't you worry about the subwoofer may break your legs' bones? Or muscles? That would be quite fun. Oh yea, if you want some massage for your leg, put your leg on your subwoofer. Subwoofer+massage 2-in-1!~~~ The boom sound, I believe is because your bass is on. Try to turn the bass all the way down to 0, when you switch on, you hear nearly nothing *at least in both of my edifier speakers behave this way* The harddisk part... I think still ok gua. The vibration won't affect that much through air I believe.

Edit: I got no intention of making fun of it but just a little sarcasm here.

This post has been edited by IwanAGP: Apr 1 2012, 12:46 AM

If the thing concerned were correct, the people in the club are all gone
Not to worry so much about the bass, the vibration are still way far from killing you. Only consider the loudness you're playing, it can might to hearing damage.

planning to get R2500...anyone owned it ?
can you compare with R1900TIII or R501 with 2.1 setup ?

It is still new, I haven't had chance to listen the demo set yet

Yea the way I think is unique haha,I'm just curious...this is the first time I'm using a subwoofer for PC. And if I put the bass at 0 and turn the system on,I hear a click instead,but I think it's better than hearing a boom

I don't really play it very loud,I scared it disturb my neighbours..and sometimes I don't feel like letting the neighbours know what I'm playing

yeah even review from internet havent come up

R501 and DA5000PRO, which one more gooding?

There are one review from magazine if not mistaken, you can try search back this thread.

from what i read, R2500 doesnt have button/knob to control bass or treble ?
the button on the right side only have volume, input selection and radio tuner
correct me if im wrong

yes that is true

and you have to live with only one setting

Properly tuned, it just don't want other people to mess it up again.

tuned by phil jones !
only can be tuned manually using software

and complain

Wonder the r1900tiii or r2500 sounds better. But no matter how they tune both also doesnt get as much attention since their target is the studio and discerning listener who prefer quality sound over looks and subwoofer. Very hard to find reviews.

This post has been edited by Akuma no Hana: Apr 2 2012, 01:58 PM

and... since they don't sound any close to studio speakers... okay~