Edifier R1280T 2.0 (21 W)
CHF147.–

Edifier R1280T 2.0

21 W

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chris

4 months ago

Is the amplifier in the right speaker only, so power supply only to the right speaker, and the left speaker is „passive“ meaning I connect an amplified signal from right to left speaker?

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digitec

4 months ago

Yes, that is correct. The R1280T 2.0 features an active speaker (right) with a built-in amplifier and power supply, while the left speaker is passive and receives the amplified signal through a connecting cable from the active speaker.
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valvola

6 months ago

Can you confirm that these speakers are passive and therefore need an external amplifier? I have a turntable with an amplifier connected and I need to be sure that those speakers are passive. Thanks!

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digitec

6 months ago

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These speakers are not passive, but active, so they have a built-in amplifier and do not require an external amplifier to operate. They have volume, bass and treble control directly on the active speaker and connect via RCA inputs to audio sources such as turntables with built-in amplifiers. They are designed to offer 42 W total power (21 W per channel) with internal amplification.
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Live1970

4 years ago

Is the power of the loudspeakers sufficient to provide a room the size of 20m2 with proper sound? The children want to listen to the music quite loudly.

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Anonymous

4 years ago • purchased this product

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That is difficult to answer. I use the speakers on the PC in the office and find it's quite enough. The office is about 25 square metres and 3 metres high. I've never had to turn up the volume and if I did, I'm sure the neighbours would get a kick out of it too ;) I also find the bass quite decent for the small things. Loud is relative. They wouldn't be enough for a disco or a concert. Hope this helps....