its the same thing if u understand correctly.

Thx never know its such a powerful speaker

Edifier like stagnant for many years already.

I end up splashing RM600 for a pair of SuperM while waiting for S2000 replacement model.

Some laptops have slightly weak outputs from their integrated audio system. Both PCI soundcard and external USB DACs are essentially the same thing, just packaged differently. I don't think PCI sound cards can fit inside a laptop, thus a more logical choice would be an external USB DAC. You may want to try putting that subwoofer in a down-firing position with the woofer facing the floor (reflecting the bass directly off the floor) and see. Make sure there is a substantial air gap between the woofer and the floor...

Kinda dfficult to find/see any S2000 around the shops, plus pretty pricey too (one of the most expensive models from Edifier). And which "SuperM" is that? Is it the small Bluetooth thingy? If it is then that is worlds apart when compared to the S2000 (including the price also)....

This post has been edited by lex: Aug 24 2014, 05:53 PM

im building a rig now. pcie sound card is possible. the laptop... going to put at home.

hi, i bought a edifier H285 in ear headphone for RM39 and now the wire on the right side is having problem, so i looking for a replacement for it.

Any Suggestion around RM50 which is nice and have much better built quality? because i quite disappointed with the built quality of H285, but the sound really not bad.

Nothing to replace the desktop. So focus on speaker for phone and tablet instead.

Sorry for the problem cause and if the earphone still less than 1 year, you can send it to the dealer you bought for warranty claim.

Try mod it and it will keeps you interesting

i dun really think i would want to wait for the item to be claimed for few month.

If you bring the sale receipt and send to Inter-Asia office, we will replace a new one to you after we test it.

Hey guys, recently the earpad fabric on my H850 broke apart, so I would like to detach the earpad to try fixing it. Is there a proper way to take it out without ripping the fragile earpad?

Bro,

We already order the earpad from Edifier and will pm you once the earpad arrive.

My edifier M2300 produces light buzzing sound, even with audio signal disconnected from my pc. my old creative speaker doesn;t have that problem...so it's not my pc or my household power source (which i've also tested at other house)

what needs to be changed? price?

If its still under warranty then send for RMA. Most likely those main big filter/smoothing capacitors right after the bridge rectifier diodes. Had the same problems before, read the post here: Special Interest -> Home Entertainment -> Audiophiles-> Audio Capacitor, Where to buy? -> Post #100... Replacing those capacitors solves the problem. Some good capacitors and soldering work required...

thanks for the tips...so I should look for blown caps in the amp module?

what is the price for those caps? can find easily in jalan pasar? jalan pasar sell cheap but high quality cap?

Yes, look for bulging capacitors. But do note that sometimes bad capacitors may show no signs externally and may have to remove the capacitor from the board to measure it. As for those high quality capacitors. try buying from online electronics stores such as RS Components, element14/Farnell/Newark, Mouser and Digikey. Many of those capacitors found selling in Pasar Road are mostly counterfeits (remarked low quality el-cheapo capacitors)...

Edit: My full re-capping of Edifier M3300...

This post has been edited by lex: Aug 30 2014, 03:39 PM

lex Do you have a repair shop where users can send their speakers to you for fixing?
I'm wondering whether switching the capasitors would increase performance in sound quality/etc.
Or maybe just switching the speaker monitors.

This post has been edited by asunakirito: Aug 30 2014, 05:13 PM

Yes, I do repair/upgrade speakers though not operating from shop at the moment. For further details, just use the PM method to communicate. As for upgrading capacitors, they do improve sound quality by quite a bit...

haha nice reworking yoh