R1280DBs

turntable is Audio Technica LP70XBT with wired in Edifier 1280DBs speakers. I’ve only begun collecting within the past 3-4 months or so and i live in a smaller space so really i just wanted a good budget beginner friendly setup that’ll last me until it’s time to upgrade! turntable & speakers work am

Sorry mi compa pero por ese precio difícil conseguir algo para cambiar de un lado al otro, para eso mejor un parlante portable y era, pero yo te recomiendo los Edifier R1380db que suenan mejor que cualquier parlante Logitech por precio similar, estos no necesitan subwoofer ya que ya tienen buen bajo

You need to specify active or passive speakers. If you get active (powered) speakers you can connect them directly to the turntable. If you get passive speakers, you will need an amplifier in between the turntable and the speakers. Edifier are popular for budget active speakers, but I would look for

Edifier R1280DBs jos ns. Kirjahyllykaiuttimet ei este. Saa subbarinkin sit myöhemmin kiinni jos haluaa. Äänenlaatu pesee noi muut jopa tohon hintaan

Edifier 1280DBS is great.

I have some Edifier R1280DBS and have been quite happy with them. The option to add a sub is helpful, though living in an old flat I've not really had occasion to need one or really crank the volume. I am hardly an audiophile but they do their job well, fit your price range and are available on Amaz

Those are Edifier R1280DBs — really good speakers for my needs (music, videos, gaming). What was important to me is that the bass reflex port is on the front, so I can place the speakers close to the back wall.

I have the Edifier R1280DBs, which gives the option to add a sub to your setup. I've not got a sub personally due to living in an old flat but have been happy with the speakers as they are.

Fix pentru asta am luat Edifier R1280DBs si sunt multumit de ele

I've been looking into the edifier products and I am trying to decide between r1280dbs and r1700bts. 1700 seems to have better quality and bluetooth connectivity. But thinking about future proofing the setup, I see both have a sub-out so that's great, but the 1700 does not seem to have a coaxial or