Edifier This speaker is very different from other products, we can see it from the appearance alone. That’s why we walked into it today. If you don’t believe me, come and see.
In appearance, EDIFIER S880 Hi-Res is a combination of a smart wooden cabinet and a good texture. Each speaker is about 27 cm high x 17 cm wide x 23 cm deep, and each is about 8-9 kg. It is very strong. These cabinets also provide a clever aesthetic appearance to the speakers, and the internal damping control cabinet resonance.
The mid-bass task is to optimize higher power handling and increase cone stiffness by a 3.75" aluminum diaphragm driver. The speaker uses a 19mm dome tweeter driver unit made of highly polished titanium laminate.
This has a small grill, very useful, and holds a lovely embedded black Allen key screw cabinet, a very nice detail. Titanium laminated tweeter sits on it It is said to provide a cleaner tip to increase sensitivity.
At the same time, EDIFIER S880 Hi-Res is a high-resolution audio certification speaker from Edifier. For us, this may mean that they will correctly and accurately handle 192kHz File.
Of course EDIFIER S880 Hi-Res is still positioned as a compact desktop bookshelf speaker, designed to connect to computers, game consoles and all types of equipment.
Its remote control The device is also a popular point, from the previous Edifier model. The past is the usually fragile credit card-style remote control,It is replaced by a circular control pod with volume and tone control. All inputs go through the active speaker on the right, which has to be said to be a solid, bulky and unique design.
In addition, they also have Bluetooth 4.1. They include an active right-handed speaker that drives another passive left-handed speaker through a fairly thick wired DIN connection.
In general, two speakers, cobblestone remote control, power adapter and power cord, USB CB connection cable, speaker connection cable, dual RCA to dual RCA cable, 3.5 mm to 3.5 mm AUX (RCA) Cables and optical cables are all of it. The specific operation is how to be practical.
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