Edifier R2000DB Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers 120W with Eagle Eye

A Dedicated Stereo System For Music And Everyday Entertainment The Edifier R2000DB puts a complete amplified stereo system into two wooden cabinets. Dedicated mid-bass drivers and Eagle Eye tweeters give each channel its own two-way speaker arrangement, while Bluetooth, optical and analogue inputs accommodate different listening sources. It is a considered choice for a permanent desk, television or music setup where you want separate left and right speakers without assembling an external amplifier and passive-speaker system. Highlights Purposeful Two-Way Sound 120W RMS total output with dedicated treble and mid-bass amplification. 25mm Eagle Eye tweeters and 132mm mid-bass drivers. Connections For Different Sources Bluetooth, optical and two stereo RCA line inputs. Optical input accepts compatible PCM stereo audio. Comfortable Everyday Control Remote control with Classic and Dynamic listening modes. Rear-panel bass, treble and volume controls. Key Features A Complete Pair With Built-In Amplification The active cabinet contains the amplification and connects to the passive cabinet through the supplied speaker cable. Together they provide 120W RMS total output. You can connect a suitable source directly, without adding a separate receiver or power amplifier to make the speakers work. Dedicated Drivers For Each Part Of The Music Each cabinet combines a 132mm mid-bass driver with a 25mm silk-dome Eagle Eye tweeter. Digital signal processing manages the audio signal and dynamics. The two-way arrangement gives music, dialogue and game audio a dedicated stereo presentation rather than relying on a single compact speaker. Wireless Listening Alongside Regular Wired Sources Bluetooth provides a convenient audio link from a compatible phone, tablet or computer. The source connection is wireless, while the active cabinet still needs mains power and the two speakers remain cable-connected. Allow for those connections when planning the positions of both cabinets. An Optical Connection For Compatible Television Audio Optical input suits televisions and other equipment with a compatible digital output. Select PCM stereo at 44.1kHz, 48kHz or 96kHz on the source. A connected optical cable alone does not establish format compatibility, so check the output settings when changing between television apps or connected devices. Two Analogue Inputs For A Flexible Listening Space Two stereo RCA inputs let suitable line-level sources share the speaker system. The supplied analogue cables support common RCA and 3.5mm source connections. A turntable that outputs only a phono-level signal needs a suitable phono preamplifier before connection; the speakers do not replace that stage. Direct Control In A Considered Cabinet Design Use the remote to select inputs, adjust volume or choose the Classic and Dynamic modes. Rear-panel controls provide direct bass and treble adjustment. The MDF cabinets have an inclined front presentation, so place them on stable furniture with clear drivers, accessible connections and unobstructed ventilation. Summary Choose the R2000DB for an established stereo listening position that serves more than one source. Its built-in amplification, two-way drivers and practical controls make a complete system for regular music and entertainment, with the flexibility to switch between Bluetooth, optical and analogue listening. Frequently Asked Questions Do the R2000DB speakers need a separate amplifier?ExpandCollapse No. Amplification is built into the active cabinet. Connect it to the passive cabinet with the supplied speaker cable and connect a suitable audio source. What should I select for optical television audio?ExpandCollapse Use PCM stereo at 44.1kHz, 48kHz or 96kHz. The optical input is not a Dolby or DTS decoder; select a compatible output format on the source. Can I connect a turntable directly?ExpandCollapse Yes, if it provides a suitable line-level output. A phono-only turntable needs an external phono preamplifier before connection to an RCA line input. Are the speakers cable-free when using Bluetooth?ExpandCollapse No. Bluetooth replaces the audio cable from a compatible source. The active cabinet still needs mains power, and a speaker cable connects the two cabinets. Does the R2000DB have a dedicated subwoofer output?ExpandCollapse No. It is a complete two-speaker system without a dedicated Sub Out connection. Do not treat its line inputs or speaker connection as a subwoofer output. 続きを読む