looking for a decent edifier 2.1 speaker for my computer.

my budget is 200~250RM.

tried M3200 in PCDEPOT (RM199), not bad, but my ear told me that the ALTEC LANSING VS4621 (RM249) has clearer bass then M3200. I know this is not a fair fight with that price gap, but I wanna know if I can get anything decent then VS4621 with 250 or not.

m3200 side port, require proper positioning.
vs4621 front port, put anywhere can perform

anyone using edifier c6xd speaker??...the problem of the speaker is very low of sound volume and need to set above 35-40 only have good sound...max volume of the speaker is just 50 capped only...

yep...my master volume is maxed....and tested on optical and analog also....most of the time happen in Games....even i set everything to max...

Gonna modify M3300sf guys... Opened up and made a list. Any suggestions on what's good?
Should i leave the capacitance stock or bump up on which ones?
I remembered increasing the capacitance on some caps, can get better stability... which one would that be?

50v @ 10uf x 7 units - Replace w/ Pana FC
50v @ 2.2uf x 2 units - Replace w/ Nichicon KA
50v @ 47uf x 2 units - Replace w/ Pana FC
50v @ 22uf x 2 units - Replace w/ Pana FC
25v @ 4700uf x 2 units - Replace w/ Nichicon UHE

ST4558 x 2 units - Replace w/ OPA2134

Today is a good day. Completed the first part of the modifications to my M3300sf today......

All capacitors are changed as per the list at the previous page with the exception of 2 big power filter capacitors due to slow shipping.
Opamps are OPA2123P.

No joke, not kidding, bukan main-main...
It sounds really different as that forward-ness and hot high frequencies are quite tamed now although still burning in (if you believe in it).
Other stuff will be as usual, better sound stage & layering. Thicker, centered and 'in your face' vocals.
Much better details, some songs have a slight reverb or background instruments/notes/sounds that can't be heard on the original non-modded speaker.
Wasn't wrong about the OPA2132, it's warm and really wide in a very natural way, it's bass is big & natural-throaty plus it punches the chest.
Though it doesn't sound as 'clean' as i thought it would be, probably cause the power caps are still stock
As always, after modification the basic conclusion is "this is music" with a wide smile

Second round awaiting, the pending UHE caps, & change the internal interconnect cables + do something about the volume control (too loud & channel imbalance at start of turn). Maybe have send out for resistor modding cuz im color blind

Some pictures. No pictures of the process, was too concentrated and forgot to take some... sorry, phone cam.
It's Done! Front view

Back view
(I accidentally partially lifted some trace and had to reroute some of the solder joints to the nearest common joint. The metal pin connecting in the middle and the U-shaped pin. This happened when i was using the only solder iron+sucker, had to press hard on the board.)

Was fool not using this for my previous mods. It made things so easy, if I didn't try to be a hero and actually used this all the way today, those traces wont be lifted. Haih

what is the solution to a broken one then ?

It can be used to turn on the speaker, but the knob can't crank the volume up. it is stuck at zero volume.

Can i take it to you for repair ?

Im in ipoh atm.

Sifus, any idea on how to open M3300SF satellites for some mods? I believe there is some kind of crossover/capacitor inside...
It seems to be some kind of clip on / glued enclosure... totally no screws...

Can't do it bro... If it was 3 piece design (front, back + face), then the face must be glued to the front i think. Can open the enclosure from the side and see that it split into 2... but it seems there's something inside holding it together...