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Edifier C6XD 5.1 Optical Multimedia Speaker System $146 @ HN

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Edifier C6XD 5.1 Optical Multimedia Speaker System $146 @ HN
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[Deactivated] on 16/04/2014 - 21:37 harveynorman.com.au (568 clicks)
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Edifier C6XD 5.1 Optical Multimedia Speaker System $146 @ HN

$215 @ OW

Enjoy rich, full sound with this 5.1 speaker system that includes an LED display amplifier and remote control for easy switching between its wide range of audio inputs. Play music directly off a memory card with the USB and SD card slots, turning the unit into handy jukebox.

Plug and Play

You’ll never be short of music with the Edifier C6XD. Simply load your favourite MP3 or WMA tunes onto a SD card or USB stick, plug it in the system and it will play them directly. This lets you avoid tying your laptop or mobile device to the system. Wirelessly control the bass, treble and volume with the multi-functional infrared remote control.

Versatile

This system has all your audio needs taken care of with 2 x 3.5mm auxillary ports (perfect for headphone jack input), as well as optical and 5.1 connections for advanced, surround-sound audio. Control all your functions with the external amplifier, which features an LED display so you can easily see all your FM channel, speaker and volume settings.

5.1 Sound

Enjoy the full range of sound from your music, games and films with the Edifier 5.1 Multimedia Speaker System. With a total output of 80 Watts RMS (RMS = approximate average power) + 35 Watts from the 6 ½” sub woofer unit, you’ll be in for a big experience. The satellite speakers are magnetically sealed and feature ¾” silk dome tweeters, 3” midrange drivers and a 6/12” bass drivers.

• 5.1 multimedia speaker system with an external independent amplifier
• Optical audio input option for connectivity to consoles and media centers
• 3.5mm-3.5mm auxiliary and RCA-3.5mm auxiliary input options
• Additional 3.5mm Auxiliary input and Headphone output port on the side of the amplifier
• LED digital display for FM channel information, SUB/Front/Ce/Rear/Bass/Treble trimmer information, master volume level
• USB and SD Card audio input options with MP3/WMA audio file support
• Infrared remote control for volume, bass and treble adjustments, input selection, play mode, mute and standby.
• Volume dial, input selection, bass and treble adjustment options located on the amplifier
• _ inch silk dome tweeters, 3 inch midrange drivers and a 6_ inch bass driver, all magnetically shielded
• 100% MDF wooden enclosure for both satellites and subwoofer for enhanced sound performance
• Built-in universal power supply

Dimension:
• Amplifier: 250mm x 78mm x 255mm
• FR/FL/SR/SL: 130mm x 90mm x 180mm
• C: 226mm x 143mm x 103mm
• Subwoofer: 288mm x 232mm x 242mm

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  • b0nkers on 16/04/2014 - 21:50

    Any reviews?

    • Russ on 16/04/2014 - 23:23
      +3

      Found some on Warcom, bizarrely all of them in Russian!
      http://www.warcom.com.au/products/52952_edifier-c6xd-51-opti…

      Reading through them with the aid of Google translate, sound quality is pretty good, but only a single optical input, and the optical input cannot decode 5.1 streams, only does stereo over optical (although one review thought the stereo was then turned back into fake 5.1 channel sound).

      Wish I could find some better reviews, I wanted a Logitech Z5500 and waited too long, now unavailable. Is this a contender to replace the Z5500?

      Neither Amazon.com nor Amazon.co.uk have any reviews, but they do say "1 Nonstandard Battery batteries required". Presumably for the remote control.

      In case anyone is wondering, yes Officeworks do sell this item, but they don't stock it, it is a "special order" item. So they will drop-ship it to you from the manufacturer, and they won't price-match.

      • Gnostikos on 17/04/2014 - 00:39

        I'm in the same boat here. I missed out on the Audio Engine A5 deal from PCCG and then the Z906 deal at MSY.

        People who bought the 2.1 version of this, lend us your opinions?

      • Snuffleophegus on 17/04/2014 - 09:01
        +1

        This model is much lower spec than a Logitech Z5500. Edifier's flasgship product intended to go head to head with the Z5500 is (strangely enough) their S550. Reviews fairly favourably compared with the Z5500. Cheapest on Staticice here at $369+freight:
        http://www.scorptec.com.au/product/Speakers/5.1/27695-S550

  • johnno07 on 17/04/2014 - 00:11

    I know nothing about this product, but $146 is pretty ridiculously cheap for a 5.1 system. I wonder how it sounds?

    • Gnostikos on 17/04/2014 - 00:43

      Well the Logitech Z506s are regularly selling for under $100 dollars. Tons of generic 5.1 home theatre sets are also under $200.

      The reason I have high hopes for Edifier is because whenever I have found reviews for their obscure products, they've been very positive, like the Predator 2.1 system or the X330s.

  • Baldrik on 17/04/2014 - 00:42
    +2

    Here is a review, you have to use google translate but is quite extensive.http://www.hardbloxx.de/2013/05/20/test-testbericht-edifier-c6xd/ There is also this YouTube clip where a guy tests the speakers near the end of the vid. Sounds ok when he turns up the volume. Yes I know its not a live review but its the best RL review I could find. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEJq9mv9FxY

  • ezarc on 17/04/2014 - 00:59
    +1

    I had the 2.1 version (C2XD), the inputs (optical and RCA) are nice to have as well as a remote but there was absolutely no mid range at all, so I took it back to HN for a refund.

    I ending up going for a 2.0 system, Microlab Solo6C with 2 RCA inputs and it also has a remote and I couldn't be happier with the sound and clarity. I'm already considering the Microlab Solo7C speakers even though the 6C are more than good enough for the job.

  • Captain Howdy on 17/04/2014 - 03:44

    Don't know much about audiosetups. Is this intended as a home theatre kit, or more PC? Do you run it on a receiver?

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