Edifier S1000db Powered Bluetooth Bookshelf Speaker $351.05 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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New deal here. Currently cheaper at Edifier AU.

Amazon AU limited time deal.
Cheaper than previously cancelled “$382.49 Delivered” deal.

Slightly more expensive than Edifier AU’s $342.69 Delivered price, but they are currently out-of-stock.
(Use cashback on Amazon to close the gap)

Note: In my opinion these are the least appealing out of the Edifier bunch, with the R1280db / R1700bt being the best on budget, the R1850db / R2000db being ‘specialty’ models (extra inputs / power), and then you have the S2000 Pro & S3000 Pro with adequate jump in sound-quality & power as ‘Pro’ models.

Just my opinion but S1000db seems kind of lost in the middle, they could be ideal for a certain person though & there is one short 5-star review on Amazon AU (deal link).

If any owners could share their experience with the S1000db that would be appreciated.

Features

Angled design
Wooden side panels and black matte finish
Advanced titanium dome tweeter
Bluetooth aptX®
5.5-inch aluminium bass drivers
Optical, Coaxial, PC and Auxiliary inputs

Specifications

TOTAL POWER OUTPUT RMS: 25W×2(Treble) + 35W×2(Mid-range and bass)
SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO: ≥ 85dBA
FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 48Hz~20KHz (±4dB)
INPUT SENSITIVITY: PC: 900 ± 50mV | AUX: 700 ± 50mV | OPT, COX: 350 mFFs ± 50 mFFs
DIMENSION: 8in x 13.5in x 10.5in (WxHxD)
INPUT TYPE: PC/Auxiliary/Optical/Coaxial/Bluetooth
MIDRANGE / BASS UNIT: 5.5”
TREBLE UNIT: 1”
CONNECTION CABLE: 5M/16.4FT

Included Accessories:

Remote Control
3.5mm to RCA cable
RCA to RCA cable
Fibre optic (Toslink) cable
Speaker connection cable (5m)

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SteveAndBelle on 05/11/2019 - 14:51

Hmmm. I'd be keen to hear a shootout between these Edifiers and a Voll B50 & SMSL AD18 Combo but I can't justify spending $350 to do it myself :( Those Voll B50s are damn good speakers and the AD18 is an incredible little Amp plus being separates you get the flexibility of using it all in different configs later plus of course the AD18 allows for a far easier way of adding a Sub if required.
- diamondd on 05/11/2019 - 15:56
  
  Do you have the Vol B50's? I still haven't seen or heard much about them.
  - SteveAndBelle on 05/11/2019 - 16:04
    
    Yep and I really like 'em. The front-firing port makes a huge difference IMO. Have run them on many Amps including some vintage 500W monoblock Perreauxs and they just keep cranking. Amazing for the price.
Merlict on 05/11/2019 - 15:54

+1

Opinions on the S880DB?

Call me shallow but they look so damn pretty
- thebadmachine on 05/11/2019 - 16:16
  
  S880db is cheapest on Edifier AU @ $325 (Free shipping to NSW & SA).
  (Shipping costs to QLD $9.99, NT & WA $19.99).
  They are the ‘Hi-Res’ model of the budget end, and have USB-input & the high-frequency extension of 40khz equal to the S3000 Pro.
  
  Where they may seem lacking is in the low-end with a 3.7-inch (94mm) woofer, but it does also depend on DSP implementation & tuning, I have heard a few speakers with 3.5-inch woofers which sound just fine in the bass department. The S880db also has adequate amount of power.
  For music I think they will be fine with adequate bass.
  - Merlict on 05/11/2019 - 16:51
    
    Actually they're cheaper here https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/New-Edifier-S880db-Loudspeaker-2…
    
    Was interested from one of your other deals haha
    - thebadmachine on 05/11/2019 - 17:11
      
      Oh good find. $317.64 Delivered.
CollectingCorner on 05/11/2019 - 16:30

Id also consider studio speakers like Presonus Eris 5's or Mackie CR5BTs at that price. Both are active speakers and have balanced inputs for audio interfaces/DACs etc too
- thebadmachine on 05/11/2019 - 16:46
  
  Yes while Studio monitors can often provide neutral-sound together with decent prices, they are built for ‘Pro-audio’ therefore are more complex in terms of setup / ease-of-use & features compared to the Edifiers.
  (In addition to the Monitors in-order to get the same features as Edifier’s you will need to purchase a Pre-amp / Audio interface + cables + possibly a Bluetooth receiver)
  (in addition to this usually the on / off switch is located on the back of each speaker requiring you to reach around both speakers everytime you use them)
  
  The Edifiers are more a one-box unit with features such as multiple inputs, Bluetooth, greater control over sound-signature & a remote, and all these features means less cables, less learning-curve and a product easier to use for the typical-consumer.
  
  I have heard good things about Presonus Eris E5, but Mackie CR3 - CR5BT have a terrible reputation of failing with the Class AB Amps over-heating and melting components inside (Mackie in general seem to have problems with buiid-quality).

This was posted 5 years 1 month 13 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal.