[Prime] Edifier MR4 Powered Studio Monitor Speakers $134.99 Delivered (RRP $179) @ Ventchoice via Amazon AU

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Decent studio monitor speakers, especially for their price. Not the cheapest but worth considering if you're after a budget monitor setup.

Price is for the black model only.

Here's a review for reference: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/e…

From Edifier:
"Edifier MR4, the highly efficient and cost-effective studio monitor, is suitable for everyone who has enthusiasm for music production. As a professional monitor speaker, it can provide true sound monitoring and owns high-quality audio performance. In addition to that, it can connect many devices such as audio interfaces, mixers, desktop computers, CD players, mobile phones, and tablets via a balanced TRS input, an unbalanced RCA input, and an unbalanced AUX input. Edifier MR4 has the perfect match for your needs. Upgrade your listening experience with Edifier MR4 powered studio monitors.

• Smooth frequency response for great audio reference
• 1-inch silk dome tweeter and 4-inch diaphragm woofers deliver pure sound
• MDF wooden cabinets minimize acoustic resonance
• Simple connection to mixers, audio interfaces, computers or media players
• Front-mounted headphone output and AUX input for convenience
• Multi-functional knob for power, volume and sound effects toggle
• Monitor and music modes to fit various scenarios"

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  thecloudking on 14/05/2023 - 22:30

  Looking to make an Edifier purchase as my Logitech speakers are dying. How do these compare to 1280s I always see recommended?

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    staz on 14/05/2023 - 22:55

    +1

    Quite different use cases for both. The 1280 is a bookshelf speaker and these are monitor speakers. Have a look here: https://www.gadgetreview.com/bookshelf-vs-monitor-speakers to determine which suits your needs more.

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      Laserface on 15/05/2023 - 09:24

      These are a more sterile, uniform sounding speaker designed for producing music. while they are going to do general playback well, most people prefer speakers that have a little colour/shaping of the sound to make it more palatable and not as harsh/fatiguing to listen to for long periods.

      nothing wrong with using monitors but yeah just be aware they aren't for everyone.

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    ifreddo on 15/05/2023 - 14:58

    I have the Edifier R1280DBs (updated model with sub out port) connected to a sub, and they sound so good to me. Gaming, movies, music. Lots of connectivity options. I've looked at upgrading them, but I can't find another active speaker with same form factor (for desktop use), and similar connection options. The KEF LSX II are great, but there's an almost $2000 difference between them. I don't think the sound quality jump is worth it for that much money.

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  Amr911 on 15/05/2023 - 09:12

  I got a Bose companion 3 ii setup now, would those be more powerful/ clearer?

  Thank you!

  P.s. I love the Bose sound stage

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  Grok on 15/05/2023 - 10:14

  Are these good for PC speakers? Or are there better options for similar money?