For 2.0 fans,

New batch of Edifier R2700 and R2800 already reached Malaysia yesterday, if your interested to get one, pls contact our dealers

Haha. I remember buying a sonic gear last time and then it broke down after 2 hours when I on till maximum volume. Dang. The next day I immediately order S730 and damm I got massive eargasm 4 the whole month. Now the set is still alive and kicking because no more S730 successor is made. I can't put 5.1 because my room no space already. Aiks.

This post has been edited by skylinelover: Aug 5 2013, 10:29 AM

Actually my house is now using Sonic Gear also and it's still alive but occasionally it produces some weird static sound

Just got my H850 headphone, first thing is run it in like mad

Wow. Best upgrade ever, eh?

Congrats! Remember to put some nice music to it for best effect.

Just testing out our Edifier H850 headphones today with the new Xperia Z Ultra.

Guys & Girls, if you use your headphones with your phones, please share your photo here too!



Excellent comparison of the Edifier Studio-Series Speaker family!

- R1600T Plus
- R1900TIII
- R2500
- R2700
- R2800

So, which do you like the most?

Thanks to Technetium Link for the photo!


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its time 4 a change bro

My sis is using it...she's not that into audio so since it's not broken, not going to change it

any1 know where i can try C6XD in KL area? how the sound compare to DA5000pro?

For sound - DA5000 pro, for feature - C6XD.

I'm R1900Tiii user, worth upgrade to R2600/2700/2800 ? 70% music playback, not so mind about the bass even for movie or gaming. for me r1900tiii base is quite enough for my small room

thanks in advance

Thanks Mr.Edifier, I think I should say remember to run it in for best performance

What I can comment about this headphone definitely has good sounding, but really require long period of running in to get it. At first there are annoying peaky frequencies around 2.5khz-4khz and remain after 2-3 days running in which made me feel disappointed, so I decided to be patient and keep running in. Now it sounds a lot better and peaky part were reduced, but I'll continue to running it in to get the best out of it.

It does really comfort to wear for long period of time, solved my ear pain problem, noise isolation was really good too. The design was classy and sturdy enough, +1.

About the overall sound, it is much neutral type with a little dry mid to mid high, detail and music separation are good. Power handling wise, not really able to go loud.

Update: I got it fully run in now, no more peaky frequencies and I can easily identify the recording quality with it.

Here is my little current audio rig, no space for speaker


From R1900TIII I would suggest go for R2700 or R2800, R2600 not really worth for the upgrade.

This post has been edited by Cosef: Aug 14 2013, 12:03 PM

Bro,

You can test almost all EDIFIER 2.0 studio series at Technetium.




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what the position for Studio 1280T?
between R1600T Plus and R2600? or more higher?

R1280T is replacement of R1200T

EDIFIER S730 vs low bass

oh, so this model low grade if compair to R2600, right?

low... but still gold

Gold? what the meaning??
thinking buy R1600T plus, or should i wait this item?

erm, may i know the R1280T Dimension aound same as R1200T?
140mm x 240mm x 183mm (WxHxD)

opssss, just get the answer from Edifier web, seen already update.


Total power output: 21W x 2
Signal to noise ratio: ≥85dBA
Input sensitivity: PC: 750mV ± 50mV | Aux: 550mV ± 50mV
Distortion: ≤0.05%
Audio input: Dual RCA input (RCA - RCA and RCA to AUX)
Adjustment: Volume, bass and treble adjustment, remote control
Subwoofer / bass unit: 4 inch (106mm) Magnetically shielded, 6Ω
Tweeter unit: Ф13mm silk domed tweeter, Magnetically shielded, 4Ω
Weight: 4.9Kg Net | 5.65Kg Gross
Dimension: 146mm x 234mm x 196mm (WxHxD)

haha gold means good

I would suggest you wait... test both out first... then decide

always better to be safe than sorry

yeah, thinking waiting this model, look its suite me here.

Hi folks,

I'm currently using S530D. After using it for almost 6 years, the screen decided to fail me last week. I can still use the remote control and stuff, just the screen is spoilt.

I'm wondering whether the screen is easily fixed? And roughly how much would it cost?

Thanks.