Edifier S730



300 Watts of power provides for a smooth yet dynamic audio solution. Wooden enclosure 2-way satellites and a wooden enclosure 10" sub-woofer with passive radiator; wired and wireless remote control with switchable analog and digital audio ports allow for multiple audio applications

SPECIFICATIONS

* Power output: RMS 2 x 75W + 150W (THD=10%)
* Signal to noise ratio (amplifier): >=85dBA
* Input sensitivity: PC: L/R: 600mV +/- 50mV SW: 300mV +/- 30mV
* Frequency response: L/R: 166Hz ~ 20kHz SW: 20Hz ~ 154Hz

FEATURES

* Heavy metal 2.1 speaker system with 10 inch subwoofer
* Wooden MDF housing for all speakers
* 2-way satellite in piano finished wooden housing
* Passive radiator on both sides on the subwoofer to exaggerate bass performance
* Magnetically shielded drivers for all speakers
* Switchable analog/digital input ports for most kinds of audio source
* Multifunctional wire controller with 2.5 inch LCD display (dimmer included)
* Headphone output on wired remote controller
* Master volume controls both speaker output and headphone output
* Volume booster for extra power output
* Separate bass and treble adjustments
* Multifunctional wireless remote controller included

Available in Lowyat now, u can test it in Edifier showroom and Lowyat.

This post has been edited by Edifier: Apr 24 2008, 11:28 AM

FYI, if the middle 1 doesn't react the side driver (Passive radiator) will not move also. Try to higher up the bass and woofer setting, the bass effect will increase accordingly too.

By the way, what sound card r u using? If possible connect to another source and try again.

Award winning by S730

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Added on June 19, 2008, 11:07 amPhoto of S730

















This post has been edited by Edifier: Jun 19 2008, 11:08 AM

The secret of S730


Crossover of the Sat


2cm MDF


Woofer driver


Decoder


IC


NE5532


PCB


PCB

The bass shud will punch your heart lol

Price is Rm1099.

The site 1 is passive radiator, it will enrich the bass effect

A speaker enclosure using a passive radiator usually contains an "active driver" (or main driver), and a "passive cone" (or drone or passive radiator). The active driver is a regular driver, and the passive is typically the same or similar, but without a voice coil and magnet assembly. It is only a suspended cone, not attached to a voice coil or electrical circuit. The passive radiator usually has some means to adjust its mass, thereby allowing the speaker designer to change the box tuning. Internal air pressure produced by movements of the active driver cone moves the passive radiator cone as well.

Passive radiators are used instead of a reflex port for much the same reasons—to tune the small volume and driver for better low frequency performance. Especially in situations in which a port would be inconveniently sized (usually too long for practical box configurations). They are also used to eliminate port turbulence and reduce motion compression caused by high velocity airflow in small ports (especially small diameter ones). Passive radiators are tuned by mass variations (Mmp), changing the way their compliance interacts with motion of the air in the box. The weight of the cone of the passive radiator should be approximately equivalent to the mass of the air that would have filled the port which might have been used for that design. Passive radiators do not behave exactly as do (more or less) equivalent bass-reflex designs in that they cause a notch in system frequency response at the PR's free air resonant frequency; this causes a steeper roll-off below the system's tuned frequency Fb, and poorer transient response. Due to the lack of vent turbulence and vent pipe resonances, many prefer the sound of PRs to reflex ports. PR speakers, however, are more complex to design and likely to be more expensive as compared to standard reflex enclosures.

The frequency response of a passive radiator will be similar to that of a ported cabinet, with two exceptions. The system low frequency rolloff in a passive radiator design will be slightly steeper, and will have a notch (dip) in frequency response due to the Vas (compliance, or stiffness of the speaker cone) of the passive radiator. The goal in designing a passive radiator is to adjust the tuning so that this notch is below audible levels.

Yes, S730 = S730D.

Edifier showroom located @ 4th floor Lowyat Plaza, contact number is - 0312452745

RM1099

RM1099

Please call Inter-Asia HQ @ 78804001 for replacement wireless remote controller.

If you are looking for 2.1 speaker, S730 definitely the good replacement of you DA5000.

S730 retailing at RM1129 now.

Since the S730 already came with built in amp, not recommend you connect it to another amp.

Please contact Inter-Asia ! 78804001 for assist.

You can purchase the replacement wired remote from Inter-Asia.

This post has been edited by Edifier: Jan 24 2016, 03:40 PM

Please contact Inter-Asia @ 03-78804001, they will assist you.

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