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The S1000MKII powered-speaker pair delivers best-in-class sound, looks nice, and comes with useful features such as built-in Bluetooth, bass and treble controls, and a remote.

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There are few things that can do more to improve your quality of life while working at home than spectacular sound.
That’s where the Edifier S1000MkII comes in. We’ve never tested a speaker that sounds better than this stereo model. It features solid bass, clean extended highs, and, most of all, a gorgeous midrange that’s free of distortion and allows you to hear the instruments and voices in all their natural glory. 
When they’re properly placed, equidistant from side and back walls and preferably placed on stands some distance into the room, the Edifiers also do an amazing job of creating the illusion that the musicians are right there with you. Of course, that assumes that you have a decent-sized work space—these medium-sized speakers won’t work for a cubicle dweller or if you’ve converted a closet or a pantry into a micro-office.
The MkII is very similar to the older Edifier S1000DBs model, and our testers find them to sound virtually identical. The new model does have an improved remote that makes it quite a bit easier to use.
The Edifiers are not as versatile as some models; they don’t have the multiroom capability of, say, a Sonos system, so you can’t build a whole house system around them. But for the straightforward task of playing music in a way that lets you hear things in your favorite recordings that you’ve never heard before, the Edifier excels.

The Edifier S1000MKII is simply the best-sounding speaker in our ratings, earning a rare Excellent rating for sound quality. Its high frequencies are clear and smooth, and its bass is impactful but also musical, so you can tell the difference between, say, an upright bass and an electric Fender Jazz Bass.
But the real magic lies in the Edifier’s midrange, where you can hear the texture of voices and instruments. Placed properly in a room, a stereo pair of $350 Edifiers seems almost like a hologram generator, creating the convincing illusion that the musicians are right there with you. "The Edifiers produce a three-dimensional image," says Elias Arias, head of our speaker testing program. "It has dimension. It has substance." 
That means if you’re listening to "I’ve Got You Under My Skin," it’s easy to sense how far Frank Sinatra is from the piano, and even that he’s standing up instead of sitting down.
The Edifiers aren’t the most versatile speakers in CR’s ratings. They don’t have multiroom capability, for instance, though they do offer a variety of connections—from robust Bluetooth pairing to RCA and digital jacks. But for many people that’s a reasonable trade-off for speakers that sound this good.

The Edifier S1000MKII is simply the best-sounding speaker in our ratings, earning a rare Excellent score for sound quality. Its high frequencies are clear and smooth, and its bass is impactful but also musical, so you can tell the difference between, say, an upright bass and an electric Fender Jazz Bass.But the real magic lies in the Edifier’s midrange, where you can hear the texture of voices and instruments. Placed properly in a room, a stereo pair of Edifiers seems almost like a hologram generator, creating the convincing illusion that the musicians are right there with you.“The Edifiers produce a three-dimensional image,” says Elias Arias, head of our speaker testing program. “It has dimension. It has substance.” That means if you’re listening to “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” it’s easy to sense how far Frank Sinatra is from the piano, and even that he’s standing up instead of sitting down.The Edifiers aren’t the most versatile speakers in CR’s ratings. They don’t have multiroom capability, for instance, though they do offer a variety of connections—from robust Bluetooth pairing to RCA and digital jacks. But for many people that’s a reasonable trade-off for speakers that sound this good.

Few things do more to improve your quality of life at home than truly spectacular sound. That’s where the Edifier S1000MkII comes in. We haven’t tested a speaker that sounds better than this stereo model in a good long while—if ever.It features solid bass, clean extended highs, and, most of all, a gorgeous midrange that’s free of distortion and allows you to hear the instruments and voices in all their natural glory. When properly placed, equidistant from side and back walls and preferably on stands some distance into the room, the two speakers (sold as a pair) also do an amazing job of creating the illusion that the musicians are right there in the room with you. Of course, that assumes you have more than a cubicle or a tiny home office. The Edifiers aren’t as versatile as some models; they don’t have the multiroom capability of, say, a Sonos system, so you can’t build a whole house system around them. But for the straightforward task of playing music in a way that lets you hear things in your favorite recordings that you never heard before, the Edifier excels.

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I've been really impressed with the Edifier s1000 mkii, extremely practical and well rounded speakers for the price, the fidelity and detail leaves very little to be desired. I have also not heard a bad word about the 1850s and 1700s which apparently are better suited for near field listening and probably more suited to your budget.

Hi all, 

After using crappy monitor built-in speakers for years, I finally decide to invest some money(not a lot though) in getting a good pair of speakers. But it is difficult for me to pick a nice budget one. My **budget is around CAD 200** (or USD 150). Mostly listening to electronic, classic, and pop music. I will use it as multimedia as well.

As a newbie to audiophiles, should I get some decent active speakers like Edifier, Presonus? Or I should split my budget in half, get a brand new amplifier, and used passive speakers. Something like Audioengine A2+ or Kanto yu2 will be nice although they are out of my budget. I really like their design.

&amp;#x200B;

Cheers

[Help] Desktop Speaker Suggestions

 There is a great amount of bass for bookshelf speakers. I would say a sub is really unnecessary, but I don’t crave anything earth shaking.  I only use them for music, from my phone mostly, using Bluetooth. I have no issues with it ever

 I ultimately couldn’t pass up the same sound quality for a significantly cheaper speaker.  The frequency is fairly flat. There is a great amount of bass for bookshelf speakers. I would say a sub is really unnecessary, but I don’t crave anything earth shaking

  I only use them for music, from my phone mostly, using Bluetooth. I have no issues with it ever. Occasionally I plug in, but the sound quality isn’t wildly improved vs Bluetooth.  They look decent

 They look nice. They are heavy as hell, and seem solid. But the materials aren’t amazing. The wood is an excellent fake

Fantastic audiophile quality speaker, regardless of price(which is amazing)

** You want consumer-oriented powered speakers, that have connections and controls that are suited for use with consumer equipment. If you can go up to the $300ish range, I would suggest looking at the nicer Edifier models—maybe the S1000mkII if you can find it locally, or maybe something in the R1850 or R2000 series. If you can find any speakers made by Swan, they also have some well-liked options. FYI, **most of the speakers you listed are NOT studio monitors

Dali Spector 1. I use them on my desk and they are amazing. Even for twice the money I would recommend them.

<div class="md">Dali Spector 1. I use them on my desk and they are amazing. Even for twice the money I would recommend them.
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I'd probably pick Edifier 1700BT. Stay far away from any "PC" speakers

<div class="md">I&#39;d probably pick Edifier 1700BT. Stay far away from any &quot;PC&quot; speakers
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Hi, I need near field speakers, basically trying to replace headphones with speakers next to my PC after I got tinnitus. I intend to use the speakers at relatively low volume next to the PC (to hopefully not annoy neighbors), as such the priority is sound quality at low volume and it does not matter too much how loud the speakers can be. I listen to all kinds of music, play games and watch youtube a lot, so they should be generally applicable. Latency is also an issue for games, so hopefully if the speakers are bluetooth, either the latency is low or there is still some way to use them with low latency wired. Also the speakers will need to be placed somewhere on the table next to the PC, so, while I will try to figure out something if they are bigger, being relatively compact would be a nice to have.

Since amazon shipping costs quite a bit here (especially for something like speakers) it is generally cheaper to get items like this locally. I have compiled a list with some studio monitors (they seem to fit the on the desk / near field use case from what I understand) based on a lot of top lists I found together with local prices (in euros). They should all be for pairs (unless I made a mistake somewhere). Feel free to suggest any other speakers. 

If possible it would be nice to consider the price difference vs quality as well - if something is a 100 euros more expensive but very slightly better, it might be better to go with the cheaper option. Basically which from these speakers would you see as the best price to value for the use case.

I also at the end added a small list of some PC speakers as well just in case studio monitors are bad for general use (listed ascending by price).

Studio monitors:

Edifier R980T -- 50

Behringer MS 16 -- 85

Edifier R1010BT -- 92

PreSonus Eris E3.5 -- 95

M-Audio AV32 -- 99

Edifier Studio 1280T -- 105

MACKIE CR3-X -- 119

Behringer STUDIO 50USB -- 125

MACKIE CR4-X -- 129

M-Audio AV42 -- 129

Pioneer DM-40 Black -- 139

Edifier R1280DB -- 142

Edifier Studio R1700BT -- 147

JBL One Series 104 -- 149

Fostex PM0.3dH -- 150

PreSonus Eris E4.5 -- 175

MACKIE CR5-X -- 189

Tannoy Reveal 402 -- 190

JBL 305P MKII -- 238

M-Audio BX5 D3 -- 259

PreSonus Eris E5 XT -- 259

JBL LSR305P -- 278

RCF AYRA PRO5 -- 298

Yamaha HS5 -- 309

KRK ROKIT RP5 G4 -- 309

ADAM T5V -- 329

Kali Audio LP-6 -- 339

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Some PC speakers:

Creative Pebble Plus 2.1 (with subwoofer) -- 37

BOSE Companion 2 Series III -- 100

Audioengine A1 -- 229

Audioengine A2+ -- 299

<div class="md">Hi, I need near field speakers, basically trying to replace headphones with speakers next to my PC after I got tinnitus. I intend to use the speakers at relatively low volume next to the PC (to hopefully not annoy neighbors), as such the priority is sound quality at low volume and it does not matter too much how loud the speakers can be. I listen to all kinds of music, play games and watch youtube a lot, so they should be generally applicable. Latency is also an issue for games, so hopefully if the speakers are bluetooth, either the latency is low or there is still some way to use them with low latency wired. Also the speakers will need to be placed somewhere on the table next to the PC, so, while I will try to figure out something if they are bigger, being relatively compact would be a nice to have.

Since amazon shipping costs quite a bit here (especially for something like speakers) it is generally cheaper to get items like this locally. I have compiled a list with some studio monitors (they seem to fit the on the desk / near field use case from what I understand) based on a lot of top lists I found together with local prices (in euros). They should all be for pairs (unless I made a mistake somewhere). Feel free to suggest any other speakers. 

If possible it would be nice to consider the price difference vs quality as well - if something is a 100 euros more expensive but very slightly better, it might be better to go with the cheaper option. Basically which from these speakers would you see as the best price to value for the use case.

I also at the end added a small list of some PC speakers as well just in case studio monitors are bad for general use (listed ascending by price).

Studio monitors:

Edifier R980T -- 50

Behringer MS 16 -- 85

Edifier R1010BT -- 92

PreSonus Eris E3.5 -- 95

M-Audio AV32 -- 99

Edifier Studio 1280T -- 105

MACKIE CR3-X -- 119

Behringer STUDIO 50USB -- 125

MACKIE CR4-X -- 129

M-Audio AV42 -- 129

Pioneer DM-40 Black -- 139

Edifier R1280DB -- 142

Edifier Studio R1700BT -- 147

JBL One Series 104 -- 149

Fostex PM0.3dH -- 150

PreSonus Eris E4.5 -- 175

MACKIE CR5-X -- 189

Tannoy Reveal 402 -- 190

JBL 305P MKII -- 238

M-Audio BX5 D3 -- 259

PreSonus Eris E5 XT -- 259

JBL LSR305P -- 278

RCF AYRA PRO5 -- 298

Yamaha HS5 -- 309

KRK ROKIT RP5 G4 -- 309

ADAM T5V -- 329

Kali Audio LP-6 -- 339

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Some PC speakers:

Creative Pebble Plus 2.1 (with subwoofer) -- 37

BOSE Companion 2 Series III -- 100

Audioengine A1 -- 229

Audioengine A2+ -- 299
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Which near field speakers would you pick for general use from this list?

These guys aren't tiny, but they produce great sounds that fills a small living room nicely. Probably best about them is that they don't require a receiver and can be added to your TV, computer, or record player.  The Bluetooth features work way better than expected and produce rich and clear sound from a phone or laptop. My only gripe there is that there isn't much security on the speakers, so really anyone could use it if it's turned on

  The Bluetooth features work way better than expected and produce rich and clear sound from a phone or laptop. My only gripe there is that there isn't much security on the speakers, so really anyone could use it if it's turned on. The plus there, of course, is that it makes connecting easy.

Good quality, substantial bookshelf speakers

Adam T5V/T8V) but OP has specifically separated them from consumer speakers like the Edifier. I also separate them because of aesthetics: studio monitors do sound really good, but they don't look that good on a living room. :). I do think the Edifier s2000 Pro / MKIII are really good for the price

I've researched and tested this speaker bracket ad nauseum, and I have yet to find anything that can compete.

I've tested them next to audioengine, Kanto, Fluance, and many others. Nothing in the price range can match them sonically, let alone once you bring in build quality, components, and features. Studio monitors can compete sound quality wise, but lack convenience and are built for near field - the KRKs I used to have back in the day were similarly priced and decent, fat, and warm (boomy, harsh, and colored too), but I still think I'd rather master a track on my edifiers. I've also tested the Edifiers next to some decent passive speakers (KEF, Polk, B&amp;W, PSB, etc.) and they hold up surprisingly well.

The Edifiers just don't have any major flaws. They could use more presence, warmth, depth, and soundstage, but they are so damn tight, flat, and dynamic with great range and no fatigue. They are sensitive to placement and don't have a sub out, but they have every other feature you'd want.

So please, can someone point me towards a better active speaker in this price range? I will buy it and test it; write a review if the people so desire. I'll never give up this hunt, cause that's what (budget) audiophiles do.

Feel free to ask questions on active speakers in this range, give suggestions, or tell me about suggestions in the $500-$100 price range (especially if you've tested them next to some of the others mentioned).

Are there any active bookshelf speakers under $500 that can beat Edifier s2000 Pro / MKIII?

 These speakers do very well in all of the categories. Anime music is the hardest to balance due to the screeching highs but Im sure nothing the adjustment knobs in the back can fix. I also doubt most speakers can balance the screech of those Japanese girl voices. :P

 So I took the leap! Man it is everything I've ever wanted. The speakers are massive for bookshelf speakers. I am using it for my gaming desktop speakers. They are beautiful and sound great in games

 Everything Amped, Pioneer everything, Beautifully clear. One 12 inch Sub. I then met my distant uncle in Tennesee and he introduced me to Quality Bookshelf speakers. I forgot the name of it but even the build itself was of high quality

 Big Heavy box! Double boxed! WELL DONE EDIFIER!!!!!  Info: Male, 24 years old, Asian American.

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You'd need 2-2.5x your budget for a speaker with really good bass and that's with the Edifier S1000MKII or S1000DB model. With max 200$, I speculate that any smaller speakers like your Megaboom 3 will disappoint bass-wise. Bigger hardware and within-budget Monster SuperStar could be good

 Even then, the bass has tested:*"has good impact but is a bit boomy, prominent and deep bass is lacking."*.

 With max 200$, I speculate that any smaller speakers like your Megaboom 3 will disappoint bass-wise. Bigger hardware and within-budget Monster SuperStar could be good. Even then, the bass has tested:*"has good impact but is a bit boomy, prominent and deep bass is lacking."*

You'd need 2-2.5x your budget for a speaker with really good bass and that's with the Edifier S1000MKII or S1000DB model. 

With max 200$, I speculate that any smaller speakers like your Megaboom 3 will disappoint bass-wise.

Bigger hardware and within-budget Monster SuperStar could be good. Even then, the bass has tested:*"has good impact but is a bit boomy, prominent and deep bass is lacking."*

Personally, with your 200$, maximize it with either:

* Sonos One SL ← needs wifi
* Yamaha MusicCast 20 ← very interesting, I'd prioritize it
* Ikea Symfonisk Bookshelf ← need wifi (Sonos-based)

All three have similar bass with "good impact but is a bit boomy, prominent and deep bass is lacking". Still much better sound quality than the Megaboom-style speakers.

<div class="md">You&#39;d need 2-2.5x your budget for a speaker with really good bass and that&#39;s with the Edifier S1000MKII or S1000DB model. 

With max 200$, I speculate that any smaller speakers like your Megaboom 3 will disappoint bass-wise.

Bigger hardware and within-budget Monster SuperStar could be good. Even then, the bass has tested:&quot;has good impact but is a bit boomy, prominent and deep bass is lacking.&quot;

Personally, with your 200$, maximize it with either:

<ul>
<li>Sonos One SL ← needs wifi</li>
<li>Yamaha MusicCast 20 ← very interesting, I&#39;d prioritize it</li>
<li>Ikea Symfonisk Bookshelf ← need wifi (Sonos-based)</li>
</ul>

All three have similar bass with &quot;good impact but is a bit boomy, prominent and deep bass is lacking&quot;. Still much better sound quality than the Megaboom-style speakers.
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Hi guys , i want to replace my UE megaboom 3 , it was a good speaker but the bass was disappointing any recommendations for 2021 , I need something that I can feel the bass

<div class="md">Hi guys , i want to replace my UE megaboom 3 , it was a good speaker but the bass was disappointing any recommendations for 2021 , I need something that I can feel the bass
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Bass Speakers for max 200

Positive reviews are generally accurate. I was looking for more base and treble control than these speakers offer.

Reviews are generally accurate

 It lives up to that rating. I use it only with Bluetooth and my iPad or iPhone. I have it about seven feet high, on top of a wide cabinet in the living room and control it with the little remote control. It’s important to remember that it can only connect to one source at a time, and it doesn’t automatically disconnect, so if you connect it to your iPhone, then find you can’t connect with your iPad, go back to your iPhone and disconnect that first

 Then the iPad will connect with no trouble. There is a thick cable that connects the two speakers. They do not connect by Bluetooth with each other. That may affect where you place the speakers

Excellent smaller speaker system

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Reference Subwoofer Performance Hits New Lows. Again 2000 Pro models replace the most popular SVS subwoofers of all time and since we dont believe in anything less than a complete reimagining they represent a massive performance upgrade over the original 2000 Series in every way. Jaw-dropping deep bass extension and massive output with stunning musicality that will delight both audiophiles and home theater fans. Reference subwoofer performance has never been available at this price range. A sophisticated 550 watts RMS 1500+ watts peak power Sledge STA-550D DSP amplifier innovative new 12-inch high-excursion SVS driver and optimized dual ported cabinet design take control of a space with amazingly deep and room-filling output without a hint of distortion even at reference playback levels. PB-2000 Pro features convenient control and custom presets via the SVS subwoofer DSP smartphone app for Apple Android and Amazon devices. The SVS app is the most convenient way to control volume access multiple DSP functions and program custom presets for music movies gaming and more. An ideal solution for reference bass in audiophile music systems or home theater surround sound systems the PB-2000 Pro sets all performance benchmarks in its price range while outperforming much larger and more expensive subwoofers. Breathtaking Output and Deep Bass Extension with Pinpoint Control and Accuracy Featuring technology from the flagship SVS 16-Ultra Series winners of nearly every industry and media award as the top subwoofers worldwide the PB-2000 Pro unleashes breathtaking output and extension without ever sacrificing driver control or frequency response accuracy. The ported cabinet design combines the most sophisticated SVS subwoofer technology ever developed with trailblazing innovations to set a new standard for subwoofer performance based on price and cabinet size. All New 12-inch High-Excursion SVS Driver Sonic Sledgehammer with Finesse Completely redesi

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 I do a little film for you guys now. The problem with doing the filming indoors is that all the sounds that you're going to be hearing are part of the room and in most cases, is going to be the windows rattling or or something hitting the wall. Anything like that, but you'll have to rely on me to tell you if i'm hearing resonance coming from the enclosure or pork chop noise that might be annoying, and with that said, let's kick this test off, i'm using room, eq wizard i've got the frequency set to 120 hertz and i put the volume at a decent volume, but not too loud as to hurt my ears, even when i'm wearing hearing protection. So, let's kick this [ Music, ] off i'd, say we're good, at least until 40 hertz, and i can take my hearing protection off now

 Okay. What i'm hearing is when i get to about 28 27 hertz. That'S when i can hear the port start to take over more uh when you get below that below 25 hertz. That'S when the port is really kind of doing its thing around there

 You can just sit in your main listening position and control your app and make adjustments on the fly and understand how it's going to relate to your seated position. Rather than doing it all from the amplifier, then run it back to your seat and hoping that that solution works well, as you can see, the subwoofer enclosure has not only one but two cross braces the front. One is a magnet structure, support which i personally really like. I think that's a great added touch and then the second one is probably your standard, structural rigidity, cross brace and on the side walls

 I have no problem recommending it certainly an option if you're looking for one in this price range, it has a lot of great output, although it doesn't quite reach the same levels as the monolith 12. It does have the bluetooth app, which i really like. I think it's great. The three extra bands of peq is a really nice thing to have, especially if you're somebody who doesn't already have dsp

SVS PB-2000 Pro 12 inch Subwoofer Review

0dB's and the sub itself was on -10dB's. Cranked the levels up and it was louder, just not that chest hitting type of bass.  After some time, I decided to play around with the app and the sub EQ and that's what made the sub thump. Now I started to feel the bass in my chest

This is my first SVS product and I have been on the fence about getting this sub due to where I would be placing it, under my projector screen which would mean I'd have to lay the sub on it's side because it's too tall. Paired with a Pioneer Elite AVR and Klipsch speakers, it sounds really good one I played around with the app. I like the MCACC set everything up and at first, I was really impressed. MCACC put the sub on -8

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