R1280T

Been using the Edfier R1280T for quite a while and desperately needed an upgrade. I read a few good things about KEF and decided to try the Q150s. I also ordered the LS50 meta to get an idea of what “real” speakers sound like.

Well, unfortunately a subwoofer won’t work in my townhome and would very

Hey everyone, I’ve been testing and researching a ton of desktop speakers lately. I decided to make a list of the best picks. This took an insane amount of time and effort so I hope it helps someone! : )
I personally stuck with the Edifier MR3, since it's an amazing balance between price, sound, l

I asked in here a little bit ago if I should buy the at lp60x with edifier r1280t and I did purchase them after getting the permission of this sub reddit and it sounds amazing sam fender seventeen going under playing if ur wondering

Took people’s advice and upgraded to an AT-LPW30 paired with edifier R1280T. Really enjoying it

Hi there,

I recently started getting into vinyl collecting a couple of weeks ago, and I’ve already made a few upgrades to improve the overall sound quality and performance of my setup. When I first began, I was using the RP-162 turntable, which—let’s be honest—doesn’t exactly have the best reputati

Got this Fluance RT80 with Edifier R1280T speakers. For $300 I really enjoy it. I’ve really enjoyed going to the local record store and finding 4.99 gems and filling in with stupidly expensive new records.

Been wanting to get into audiophile stuff for a while, and this is what I can cook up for my budget ($350-ish)

Speakers: Edifier R1280T, pretty self-explanatory, they look good and match the wood grain of my desk without sounding like shit

CD player: SMSL PL100, good beefy unit with a solid DAC an

Well, I finally pulled the trigger on my very first vinyl set up. I’ve completed some product research and for the small bump in price I chose the 70X instead of the 60X.

I’ve watched several YT videos as well on this particular turn table and people love it, even some more seasoned audiophiles. I

I’d like to preface this by saying I’m not new to collecting vinyl, I’m new to the more serious Hi-Fi/ Audiophile realm. I’ve been collecting vinyl for about 10 years but 9.5 of those were being played through the entry level Audio Technica turntable (AT-LP60) hooked up directly to the cheapest Edif

ObZen, the sixth studio album by extreme metal band Meshuggah, was originally released in March 2008 by Nuclear Blast records. Although I initially hated this band and avoided their music in my youth, I developed a minor obsession with them as a young adult and started seeking out physical media of