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I am quite sure that those of us who are on a rather tight budget and would love to maximize the value of our money would have heard of the brand Edifier before when it comes to audio systems. This time around, the folks over at Edifier have released its latest 5.1 multimedia system that is known as the S550 Encore. The Edifier S550 Encore claims to take audio to the next level, where it will boast of a couple of 10” super bass drivers that are capable of delivering 120 Watts each, resulting in ground shaking audio that your ears and invited friends to your party would definitely appreciate.

When you merge that with the 60 Watts from each of the 5 satellites, then the Edifier S550 Encore would end up producing an astonishing 540 Watts of audio output, now how about that? The wired remote comes with a display, where it would enable full control of input selection, volume, bass and treble adjustments, surround channel adjustment in addition to a 6-level volume boost. The 6-level volume boost function would enable listeners to push the S550 Encore beyond the maximum volume, which does make us wonder why place a faux limit on the maximum volume in the first place. Both DRC and DSP have been incorporated into the S550 Encore so that distortion is kept to a minimum, making this multimedia system ideal for home theater application, gaming or simply as a plug and play audio option. An asking price of $599.99 has been slapped onto the Edifier S550 Encore if you are interested.
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If you’re in the market for a new set of speakers, perhaps Edifier might be a brand worth taking a look at. The company has recently unveiled a new set of speakers in the form of the e25 Luna Eclipse which is currently available for pre-order for $199. The speaker, as you can tell from the image above, is rather uniquely designed and does not look like your typical, boxy set of speakers, but a rather futuristic design which some might argue might eventually get “old”, but we guess that’s just a matter of preference.

The Luna Eclipse will come with Bluetooth connectivity, meaning that you should be able to pair it with devices that have Bluetooth, such as laptops, smartphones, and tablets. Each channel of the speaker will output 74 watts of power as well, meaning that it should pack something of a punch. The speakers will also come with a touch sensitive panel that will allow for switching between tracks and adjusting the volume, and will also come with a remote for convenience. The speakers have been set for a release on the 25^th of November and will come in black or white finishes, although oddly enough the photos show a read finish as well.

Edifier e25 Luna Eclipse Bluetooth Speakers Unveiled original content from Ubergizmo.

Speakers are dime a dozen, but if you want to get down to business at the end of the day, it would be the entry-level to mid-range market that would bring in the most amount of profit for the manufacturers. After all, that is the sweet spot that most folks would fall for, Edifier has just announced their iF335BT Bric Connect home speaker that also boasts of its fair share of portability. It does not matter whether you want to use the Bric Connect at home, at the office or on-the-go, as long as your mobile device carrying your collection of songs play nice with Bluetooth connectivity, it will work.

The Edifier iF335BT Bric Connect comes with a built in microphone, paving the way for hands-free phone conversations as well as multiple listener conference calls. You are able to answer phone calls and end a conversation with but a single push of a button, and the system kicks out a total power output of 12 watts RMS, via a pair of 2.75” (70mm) full range speaker drivers with bass enhancement via the reflex port. You can choose from black and hi-gloss white colors, where they will cost $99.99 a pop.

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Depending on how much priority you give to your speakers, you could end up spending tens of thousands of dollars, or you could just spend $100 as long as it gets the job done. For those shopping on a budget and who fit the latter category, Edifier has announced a new set of speakers that you might be interested in. Dubbed the iF335 Bric Bluetooth Connect, as the name implies, these are a set of speakers that will pair nicely with devices that support the Bluetooth connection standard, namely smartphones and tablets and to a certain extent, laptops as well.

The iF335 will be able to pump out 12 watts of RMS power via a pair of 70mm drivers, and while we doubt that the iF335 Bric Bluetooth Connect will sit well with most audiophiles, we expect that it will be more than capable of getting the job done, especially for those who want something small and portable to bring with them on trips. It will be powered by 6 AA batteries, or via AC power if you have an outlet nearby. It also support aux input options for devices that do not have Bluetooth connectivity, making this a pretty handy device. Priced at $99.99, it is available for purchase via Edifier’s website.

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Edifier has certainly come a long way from its humble beginnings, and this time around, if you want something that offers a decent bang for your hard earned buck in terms of an audio system, you might want to check out the Edifier e10 Exclaim 2.0 speaker system. The Edifier e10 Exclaim comes across as an active bi-amped 2.0 speaker system which merges smooth curves as well as straight lines, letting you end up with an audio system that is not only extremely pleasing on the eyes, it is also a joy to listen to. Surely this is another piece of evidence that supports the age old adage, “Do not judge a book by its cover.”

Specially designed right from the get go to be functional and yet not be too conspicuous wherever you decide to place the Edifier e10 Exclaim 2.0 speaker system, it will be equally at home when used in tandem with a notebook or desktop, placed right beside your spanking new HDTV in your living room, or even to a far more humbler experience of having it work with a smartphone or tablet device. The e10 Exclaim’s versatility and extraordinary sound ensures it is the ideal speaker system for any audio device for those who are on a rather tight budget.

Sporting full integral DSP (Digital Signal Processing) and DRC (Dynamic Range Compensation), the e10 Exclaim is said to offer superb tonal balance regardless of volume setting, and it works hard to ensure that all possible distortions remain at an absolute minimum, all the time.

For each e10 Exclaim speaker, it will be driven by its own internal amplifier, where you will get a net total of 36 watts RMS of power in order to “power” all 6 internal active speakers. Apart from that, there will be a couple of passive radiators which will be used in the midrange/tweeter housings so that efficiency and dynamic range are increased. Throw in another 2 supplementary passive radiators to augment deep bass and performance from the woofers, and chances are you will not find many questioning the relatively pocket friendly $99.99 price point.

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