QUOTE(Cloud77 @ Sep 27 2011, 01:06 PM)
I just purchased Edifier Aurora (MP300 Plus) last Sunday at Lowyat Plaza. When I attached to my 27" LED TV in my room, both mid and high level frequency sounds are good. However, I feel very little bass from subwoofer. The demo set I listened at different shops could produce very good bass level. I wonder why my new speaker cannot produce same level of bass like the demo sets at shops?
QUOTE(IwanAGP @ Sep 27 2011, 02:38 PM)
For the price if you're trying to make it a speaker set for your tv, you should get low end 2.1 edifier speaker. Simply throw mp300 plus behind them Eg. Edifier P1060, M1335 or M1380 all will do better job than mp300. Mp300 i think only suitable for laptop users and media playing for just maybe the area of a desk which mean the speaker is placed right in front of you with you sitting in front of the desk. Erm... Do note that someone posted something saying that you can do some simple mod to mp300 subwoofer to reduce the muddiness of the bass by placing paper tube into it. For details, wait for the fellow who did that to answer you
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Agree agree... Sometimes the bass just weren't from the speaker you're listening from. Since bass is not directional, it's great possibility that it's produced by other speakers.
haha it was me.. MP300 is slightly enlarged at the end (trumpet) and the paper made it 'straight pipe'. so the bass will become cleaner, but softer. after all it's a 2" subwoofer, can't expect it to be very bassy.
perhaps you need to relocate the MP300+ location. the subwoofer must be placed in front / behind of something, so the bass will be reflected. demo set do good bass because you're listening right in front of it... for TV most likely you have longer watching distance. if you have big room, the bass will not be reflected, hence the weak bass.
depending on our led tv, you can try to put the MP300+ in front or on the pedestal stand. or if the tv is near to a wall, put it behind the TV. if it doesn't work, you can consider downgrading to normal non-compact 2.1 speakers.