Muy bonitos monitores, perfectamente bien empacados, muy bien acabados y con todas las funciones que ofrece la marca. Lamentablemente los que me llegaron tenían un defecto, después de dos horas de estar trabajando a medio volumen puse pausa a la preproducción y note un zumbido en los monitores... Los apagué y volví a energizar y desapareció, pero no es algo normal, los tuve que devolver. la verdad es que me gustaron, pero creo que voy a considerar otra marca.

I bought these speakers during covid lock down period with great difficulty at 17000. After 4 years of usage I must admit these speakers are best among the best. Sound quality is brilliant. Looks are superb. I have brown colour set. Remote though tiny still works flawlessly. Bass is very good. A little bit of more treble would have made this a perfect sound machine. But still no complaints. One can enjoy both old hindi movies and english pop on these. Connect using bluetooth from ur mobile phone and enjoy. Near perfect machine for music lovers. The only but is they are made in prc.

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Los compre gracias a la recomendacion del canal de youtube de Machina4k. Pensaba gastar mas del doble en una barra de sonido. Afortunadamente no lo hice y no me arrepiento

Espacios algo grandes y abiertos también, el control remoto muy bien pero algo pequeño, el preciomuy bien para la calidad.

HAPPY WITH THE PRODUCT. Well, I was more of an earphone person. Started from Sony and Senheizer(basic models) earphones, I purchased Bose sport and then Audio Technica Ath e50. Coming back to EDIFIER R2000DB, I started reading reviews in various forums and considering my budget, I tried my luck, and ordered online; without actually hearing them, in person. But I am satisfied with these speakers. They are pleasing to ears in loud volumes too; clear sound. It lacks sound stage than of my Ath E-50s. It's been more than a month, I have been listening to them for 5,6 hours daily. It delivers pleasing music in any genre. The Bass and Treble adjusts really do make differences too.

Valió la pena comprar este par de bocinas, sonido muy bueno para espacios pequeños, recomiendo el audio de stock, ni le muevan por qué si empeora el audio si le metes mano y no sabes

Muchas conecciones, calidad de comido bastante buena dándole batalla a algunos monitores de audio. Caras para los mortales pero baratas para aquellos que disfrutan de una calidad de audio moderadamente buena .Pero el control remoto es cancér puro. Se me rompió literal en las manos de la pésima calidad, digo se que invirtieron más en los cables y el equipo que tienen una calidad de manufactura estupenda pero el control es ...

Lo más importante de este equipo en mi opinión es el sonido y puedo decir que es excelente. Llena sin problemas ni distorsión un cuarto de 12 x 12. Yo invitaría al fabricante que modificara el control remoto por uno que tenga luz y botones d3 goma. El que tiene creo que por lo mucho durará un par de años. Creo que si pueden mejorarlo. Fuera de esto excelente calidad vos precio.

El sonido es bueno, tiene buena fidelidad y aunque no cuenta con bajos, se escucha muy bien toda la composición. Las compré en $3500.00 y creo que es el precio adecuado para el sonido que emiten. También al no requerir amplificador es una gran ayuda para un cuarto aparte que no sea el de música.

Son una muy buena opción ya que realmente suenan muy bien como sustituto de un sistema de audio para un departamento, solo esperen a comprarlo cuando haya un buen descuento ya que las mías las compré en 3500

I came upon these speakers by accident. I could say that destiny brought me to them but i won't go there. Simply a happy accident. In Feb. I logged into Amazon looking for some powered speakers to use with my TV. I had both Klipsch Pro Media and Bose Companion II in the past and expected I'd end up with one or the other. However, I wanted to check out what else was available in that price range as I hadn't checked out powered speakers in a while. I'm not an audiophile but I think I have a pretty good ear and wanted the best I could get in my price range. I've found that good speakers can make a pretty big difference when you are on a tight budget.As I was browsing I saw that Amazon was promoting a speaker by an outfit called Edifier, a name that I had not heard before. So I looked them over and they compared well with the others I was considering. One thing I really like about Amazon is the questions/answers and customer reviews provided in the product info. I always read at least some of both just to get an idea of what others are saying. I've found this info to be helpful when I'm not familiar with a product or the company selling it. The reviews for this product, the R1280T, over the top positive and other than folks that received a defective product, what issues people had seemed minor or subjective. The people not throwing down 4 ad 5 star reviews were still upbeat about the general quality of these speakers. I read all of the reviews and rechecked the specs. Then I went and found reviews of these speakers on the web and again everything was very positive. I hadn't seen this sort of overwhelmingly positive reaction to a product ... I guess ever. I made the decision to throw the dice, take a chance, and buy them. And they were every bit as good as everyone as said. They worked great with my TV and sounded better to me than the other speakers I'd owned before. To say that I was pleased is the understatement of the year.This finally brings me to the Edifier R2000DB. I had been considering putting together a modest system to listen to music on. I was just using a DVD running through my TV but wanted better sound quality. When I got the R1280Ts' I got the idea to upgrade the speaker system and forego the receiver/speaker system I'd been considering. I went to the Edifier web site and checked out their bookshelf speakers. The 1280's were the bottom of this particular line. I knew that I was on the right track. I compared specs and features along with price and finally settled on the R2000DB. I liked the next model up but was not able to make it work with my budget. So I ordered the R2000DB and received them last Friday. Everything was well packed for shipment and ready to go right out of the box. The R2000DB came in cherry or piano black. I chose the black and these are d**n fine looking speakers. The front is slightly angeled back and combined with the glossy black finish gives them a sort of elegant look. The powered speaker connects with the passive one with a 10' heavy gauge cord with a pin connector. There are controls on the back for volume, treble and bass. And connections for optical. 3.5mm to rca and rca to rca. All cords are supplied and while a person might want to upgrade these, it isn't necessary and IMO the fact that everything needed to make these speakers work right out of the box is included is a nice perk.Set up takes me maybe 5 min. and am ready to listen. The included remote control is small but simple to use. Off/on, mute, volume up and down, inputs for optical, lines 1 & 2 and Bluetooth and classic and dynamic mode. I hooked the speakers to the optical out on my TV and fired up the DVD player. I had received a copy of the Hoodu Gurus Blow Your Cool cd at the same time as the speakers so it went on first. With the controls on the back set to mimimum I raised the volume as far as I thought prudent. These play loud. No distortion percieved at any level and the bass boomed as if with a small subwoofer. The bass probably won't satisfy the hard core bass fan it's more than enough for most people. I live in a small 2 bdrm apt, maybe 900-1000 sq ft. and my listening area is approx. 13' x 10'. These speakers fill this room at any volume and sound fine back in my bedroom even at a normal listening level. The amps in the speakers deliver 60 watts per channel and have enough built in to allow me to not need a separate amp/receiver. I played several cds' and dvd audio discs mainly roots rock, acoustic, bluegrass and blues. Since my exposure to classical music comes mostly from old Warner Bros. cartoons I didn't have much to test classical except a DVD audio of the Moody Blues, Days of Future Past. Which sounded just fine, thank you.Lastly I checked out the bluetooth. Speakers connected and paired easily with my phone and though the sound wasn't as good as with the connected device, it was good enough, kinda like the difference between a stand alone radio and a cd played through a stereo system. I'm thinking that I can improve the sound a little by tweaking the audio on the source, but if a person can afford it the next model up has a codec that provides cd quality sound w/bluetooth. This is a tradeoff I was aware of and opted for. Overall I'm thrilled with quality of these speakers and would recommend them or any Edifier bookshelf speaker to anyone looking for a high quality, versitile speaker system at what amounts to a bargain price for what you get. Happy accident or destiny, I'm more than satisfied with this purchase.

As noted by others, these speakers are slightly bass heavy, more prominent so when you use the Dynamic setting. Using the Classic EQ setting much more..ah...classic. None the less, there's a fairly decent range on the bass control knob on the back of the speaker any way so it's really a minor thing.For the RMS power in these things, they are LOUD, easily fill a room with clean clear sound. And of course, the better the source material and connection (as in optical cable), the better the sound output. Actually I was surprised that all the audio cables one could need are supplied, RCA-->RCA, RCA--3.5mm phone (for iPads/iPhones/etc), optical. The cable between the two speakers is MORE than generous (has to be 12 feet at least).Another surprise is the weight of these speakers. As in HEAVY. Plus sticky feet and you aren't going to bump these and knock them over like those cheap multimedia speakers. No way.The supplied remote allows you to switch between sources and if there's a bit of room for improvement, it's the labelling on the remote. A jet black button with dark grey icon makes it difficult to see. Should have been white printing, but there's only eight buttons so...it's a memory test...:-)Truthfully, for a speaker of this size and wattage, there's not much room for improvement anywhere. Fit, finish, operation and materials all appear to be top drawer. Perhaps having tone controls on the remote, or presets of custom EQ's would be the only area one might which for.I'd have no problems recommending these speakers to anyone who is looking for a quality sound system at a reasonable cost.