Edifier D12 Integrated Stereo Bluetooth Speakers 70W RMS

Room-Filling Sound In One Considered Design The Edifier D12 brings a complete stereo listening system into a single cabinet. Its dedicated treble and mid-bass drivers, 70W RMS amplification and choice of Bluetooth or wired inputs make it a natural companion for music, films and everyday listening at home. Set it on a shelf or sideboard, connect your preferred source and adjust the sound without building a separate amplifier-and-speaker system. Highlights A Complete Stereo System Two tweeters and two mid-bass drivers in one integrated speaker. Built-in amplification delivers 70W RMS total output. Connect Your Everyday Sources Bluetooth 5.0 for wireless listening from a compatible phone or tablet. AUX and RCA line inputs for compatible computers and audio equipment. Control Within Easy Reach Separate bass and treble adjustment alongside the volume and input control. Supplied remote for source selection, playback functions and listening modes. Key Features Dedicated Drivers For A Fuller Performance Two 19mm tweeters handle the higher frequencies while two 4-inch mid-bass drivers give voices and instruments a more substantial foundation. Separate amplification for treble and mid-bass lets the D12 cover both roles within one enclosure. It suits listeners who want a clear step beyond small built-in speakers while keeping their room arrangement straightforward. Wireless Listening And Useful Wired Inputs Pair a compatible Bluetooth source for everyday playlists, or use the analogue inputs for a more permanent connection. A computer can remain connected by cable while a phone is available wirelessly. If you connect a turntable, use one with a line-level output or a suitable separate phono preamplifier; the D12 line input is not a dedicated phono stage. Shape The Sound For Your Room The physical bass and treble dials make small adjustments easy, whether the speaker sits near a wall or in a more open position. Begin with a moderate listening level and make subtle changes with familiar music. Keeping the rear connections accessible and leaving ventilation space helps the D12 fit comfortably into a practical home setup. Listening Modes Without The Complication Music mode and Movie mode are available from the remote. Music mode suits everyday listening, while Movie mode provides an extended sound field for films. The remote also handles input selection and volume, so you can change sources from your seat rather than reaching behind the speaker. A Single Cabinet That Keeps The Setup Simple The integrated design avoids positioning and wiring two separate speaker cabinets. A front indicator identifies the selected input and connection state, and a line output is available for connection to other suitable audio equipment. The D12 is a mains-powered indoor speaker, making it a considered choice for a settled listening position rather than battery-powered travel. Summary Choose the Edifier D12 for an uncomplicated home music system with generous built-in amplification, accessible tone controls and both wireless and analogue connections. Its single-cabinet layout is particularly useful where you want fuller everyday sound without arranging a separate pair of speakers. Frequently Asked Questions Does the Edifier D12 need a separate amplifier?ExpandCollapse No. The D12 is an active speaker with its amplifier built in. Connect it to mains power and a compatible audio source. Can I connect a computer and a phone?ExpandCollapse Yes. A compatible computer can use the AUX or line input, while a phone can connect by Bluetooth. Select the input you want to hear using the speaker control or remote. Can I connect a turntable directly?ExpandCollapse Use a turntable with a line-level output, or place a suitable phono preamplifier between the turntable and the D12. A turntable that only provides a phono-level signal needs that extra stage. Is the D12 a portable battery speaker?ExpandCollapse No. It is a mains-powered indoor speaker. Check the space for the cabinet, its cables and ventilation before choosing its position. What is the difference between Music and Movie mode?ExpandCollapse Music mode is intended for music listening. Movie mode creates an extended sound field for films. Choose the mode that suits your programme and listening preference. 더 보기