Feb 3 2009, 04:03 PM
QUOTE(Razzd @ Feb 3 2009, 02:34 PM)
I have the Edifier S330D/S2.1D version which comes with Optical/Coaxial Inputs in addition to the RCA Analog inputs.
The normal S330/S2.1M usually just comes with RCA Analog inputs.
I find the GMX's treble a little harsh - it's not refined. That is my personal opinion.
Personally I think you can just buy the Edifier S330 without listening to it. I did just that.
So much has been said & reviewed on these Edifiers. Just go out and buy it & you won't be disappointed.
There are so many factors affecting sound quality. Having top grade speakers but poor placement will make your thousand dollar purchase sound like crap. Having sound insulating materials in your listening room (e.g. carpets, heavy curtains) will affects the resonance & brightness.
Bottom line, the asking price of RM300 (or RM390) for the S330 is more than justified. Let your ears be rewarded...
Added on February 3, 2009, 3:02 pm
Audiophiles will agree with me, good systems do not require treble & bass adjustments. If there are such adjustments (e.g. Audyssey Dynamic Volume, Audyssey Dynamic EQ or Calibration on the new Denon receivers), the primary purpose for equalization is to cater/compensate for room anomalies, and not to "enhance" the bass & treble.
Having more drivers do not necessarily guarantee 'better' sound. It is better to have ONE good driver than many mediocre drivers.
Take the famous Thiel CS1.6 or CS2.4 speakers. There isn't any midrange driver on the CS1.6, yet the sound emanting from it is truly remarkable. I have heard Thiels before, and by God, that will be my ultimate purchase! Truly perfection.
where did u buy S330D?? seem like cant find it around KL area. how much for D version?The normal S330/S2.1M usually just comes with RCA Analog inputs.
I find the GMX's treble a little harsh - it's not refined. That is my personal opinion.
Personally I think you can just buy the Edifier S330 without listening to it. I did just that.
So much has been said & reviewed on these Edifiers. Just go out and buy it & you won't be disappointed.
There are so many factors affecting sound quality. Having top grade speakers but poor placement will make your thousand dollar purchase sound like crap. Having sound insulating materials in your listening room (e.g. carpets, heavy curtains) will affects the resonance & brightness.
Bottom line, the asking price of RM300 (or RM390) for the S330 is more than justified. Let your ears be rewarded...
Added on February 3, 2009, 3:02 pm
Audiophiles will agree with me, good systems do not require treble & bass adjustments. If there are such adjustments (e.g. Audyssey Dynamic Volume, Audyssey Dynamic EQ or Calibration on the new Denon receivers), the primary purpose for equalization is to cater/compensate for room anomalies, and not to "enhance" the bass & treble.
Having more drivers do not necessarily guarantee 'better' sound. It is better to have ONE good driver than many mediocre drivers.
Take the famous Thiel CS1.6 or CS2.4 speakers. There isn't any midrange driver on the CS1.6, yet the sound emanting from it is truly remarkable. I have heard Thiels before, and by God, that will be my ultimate purchase! Truly perfection.
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