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Edifier R2000DB

Name: Edifier R2000DB
Brand: Edifier
SKU: edifier-r2000db

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Great for pairing with your computer, gaming console, or home theater, the Edifier R2000DB speakers feature a high-gloss piano finish and Bluetooth pairing capability for music playback. Connect multiple devices at a time through the optical and RCA inputs, and use the side panel to adjust bass, treble, and master volume—or make changes from across the room with the included wireless remote Read More

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owtlaw333

Jun 3, 2017

I'm looking to upgrade the speakers on a player piano I have acquired to something more appropriate/complimentary (there's currently a set of chintzy Altec Lansing computer speakers with subwoofer circa 2004 attached. Too tinny and bass-y at the same time.... ugh) I need something with enough control and decent sound staging to not over power the piano but still fill a decent sized room. Basically I need some bass, but don't need so much that it steps over the piano (like what's currently attached to it.)
Hopefully someone with experience with both can answer but, will these be sufficient for my needs, or would something like the S1000DB be a better choice?

lshriver

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Jun 2, 2017

I'm doing an organ project right now, and I finally have it almost finished. I tried non powered speakers with a fairly weak amp and you can hardly tell it's making noise. Will these have enough power for a decently powerful sound for a practice organ? Not looking for "superb sound quality" just for practice. I' been into high end headphones (studio stuff) for a while but I'm looking for a semi budget speaker to practice my organ on.

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Arbane

Jun 1, 2017

Are these always bluetooth or you have the choice of using bluetooth or wired?

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Melynda

May 31, 2017

I wanted Edifier S1000DB at minimum or Elac B6s + DAC/amp to be my first sound investment, but these look so convenient. Powered & Bluetooth. Ahh, so many awesome audio choices to make.

Egghead

May 26, 2017

So I got in on this drop a while ago, and I have to say that the sound quality and appearance of these speakers is fantastic.
I do have one issue, though, and it is completely preventing me from using these speakers in certain contexts. That issue is that the speakers are the sexiest thing in my room, me included. I have to hide them if I bring a girl home, or she'll be more interested in the speakers than in me.
If customer support could let me know if there is a fix for this issue, I would appreciate it.

x6_gorm

May 8, 2017

Is there an update on this order?

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jmonster

Apr 2, 2017

So, these sound pretty good. Anyone have speaker stand recommendations for them? I'm trying to fit them on my IKEA-hacked standing desk, so I need them up about 18 to 24 inches.

Shawn_An

Mar 22, 2017

Can anyone give me the big differences between these ($250 on Amazon) and the Edifier S1000DB ($350 on Amazon)
I really want these! Great price. I got the $99 set for my friend's birthday and all I can think about is getting my own higher-end set...lol.

bryant

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May 30, 2017

Shawn_AnConsumer Reports strongly prefers this model to the other... so there's that.

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jc78

Mar 18, 2017

I couldn't be happier with these speakers. I had a set of Klipsch Promedia 2.1 speakers that gave up (after about 10 years). I replaced them initially with a pair of Edifier R1700BT on a friend's suggest, they sounded leaps and bounds better than the Klipsch but were lacking SOMETHING. On a whim I purchased these R2000DB to compare. They had that extra power I was missing and filled out the low end nicely! Comparing them to the memory of my Klipsch and A/B to the R1700BT there really is no comparison. These sounded better top to bottom than the Klipsch (though honestly that's just not even a fair comparison), and filled out the lows better than the 1700.
For reference, I use these 95% for music and a movie thrown in here and there. Prior to purchasing I considered the Audioengine A2 & A5+ (both listened at a friend's place), the Edifier R1700BT (direct comparison), the JBL LSR305 & KRK Rokit 5 (listened at Guitar Center), as well as just purchasing a new set of the Klipsch.