M60

Edifier m60 or audioengine a2+ or kanto yu 2 The best sounding one would be kanto ora

The Edifier M60 (EAC YT review) doesn’t have a subwoofer output, so it isn’t easy to use with a subwoofer. (You would need to use analog input and external volume control only.) But Edifier doesn’t make really any subwoofers. The T5 from them doesn’t play very low. So, you should really buy somethin

No the M60 is noticeably worse than the other speakers you listed and has fewer features, notably the lack of a subwoofer output. It is just a lookalike. Edifier is largely known for lower quality speakers and this one isn't any different.

I don't understand why people recommend Pebble V3. I have an Edifier M60 and bought Pebble V3 because I don't have much space. If I knew the qualitiy of Pebble V3, then I just have bought any regular monitor with built-in speakers.

Have those. Best price/value you can get. Excellent old stuff. Also have Edifier M60 - cost much more nowadays and the Volume control is a bit annoying. Bluetooth is nice to have to listen to podcasts or music while in home office and I don't need them for the PC.

In the USA or where? What is your total turntable and speakers budget? What is the room length and width? Pass on the plug and play T1 and step up to the better Project Debut Carbon EVO. Then ideally spend twice as much or at least just as much on speakers as on the turntable or buy used for less th

esse relato me deu até vontade de pegar uma kkkkkk tava de olho nas m60 da edifier mas o salto de preço é mt grande e aqui eu não tenho como tratar o ambiente etc, acho q seria em parte desperdício de som

A desktop setup while seated and listening from your desk can also be a high quality experience in a near field setup instead of room listening farther away such as in a cozy listening chair. 4" Klipsch R-41PM powered may be better than powered MR4 or M60 Edifiers under $200. Or try both and keep th

Lol. Barely. Why do people keep buying the edifier junk. Just go used or diy, nothing got exists until the 300-400 dollar range with new stuff, least of all these particular edifiers. The mr3, 4, 5, or m60, they have their limited use cases and have some redeeming qualities, but the others? Gosh no.