EDIFIER M60 Multimedia Speakers | THE ONES TO BEAT🔥

[@curtisyoncis7880]

Peachtree Audio products in this genre are the REAL "ones to beat", along with Blue Jeans speaker cables-AWESOME!

[@asan1050]

Hey Brannon!, These seem to be the Stocking Stuffers for Christmas! Thank you very much! Hope life is treating you well!

[@waffle911]

When not on sale, they're the same price as the HiVi-Swan OS10's at $170. _That's_ the comparison I'd like to see for use as computer speakers.

[@pretol7920]

the size diff between a speaker with 3" and 4" woofer is big though... it quickly goes from little sound-"squares" to boxy things that take up all the table space... though I agree, if you can swing for a bigger speaker, you should, but it's just not the same...

[@TobyIKanoby]

That's not a woofer, that's a port. The woofer is on the front. What you call the driver. Driver is a more general term, the tweeter is also a driver.

[@warum530]

For musik witch speaker are better the m60 ore the mr3 for you?

[@dhonyilham25]

Good question

[@warum530]

@@dhonyilham25 for me the m60 better

[@lavatr8322]

I think MR3.... It has bigger diaphragm speaker or more bass felt and wide frequency response

[@warum530]

@@lavatr8322 I think the MR3 /MR4 is good for mixing, but the M60 is the better choice for listening to music. I tested the MR4 and it hurt my ears because the highs are extremely sharp. I can't recommend any monitoring monitors for enjoying music - absolutely none. I also had a Yamaha HS4 and it's exactly the same. Mixing YES but for Music NO.

[@alifirdaushm6811]

Lacking bass

[@trieumai3586]

Yeah thats when you want a sub unless you have space for a larger pair of speakers with a 5-8inch woofer

[@MohsinWadee]

This speaker has one dealbreaker for me, and it's really stupid of Edifier - when connecting to a PC/laptop via USB-C it does not sync the volume control i.e. you still have to set the volume on the speaker and PC independently. GOODBYE.

[@JoeCastellon]

Weird, this is how I would expect any speaker to handle volume control. Independently.

[@MohsinWadee]

@@JoeCastellon not for a PC, especially when USB gives the best sound quality. I have a 15 year old Bowers and WIlkins MM-1 speaker system that connects via USB, it has its own internal DAC which bypasses that of the PC, and it takes over the master volume control - so whether I use the PC or the speaker volume buttons - they both control the PC master volume - which is convenient and how it should be. Having to control PC and volume and speaker volume independently is a bloody disaster.

[@JoeCastellon]

@@MohsinWadee disaster? really? I set my speakers to the max volume I ever want them to be at, from then on I control the volume from my computer. Hardly a disaster 🤣

[@kbtriplesix]

??? That's literally a good thing dude not sure what your problem is

[@MohsinWadee]

@@JoeCastellon it's still a disaster to have to set the speaker volume to max. Any desktop speaker that connects to a PC via USB should have a DAC that controls the audio interface.

[@mlonster]

..commercials these days are getting more and more extensive.

[@moriopl6176]

Dont see no woofer in the back of a speaker.

[@HorizonsofSelf]

nice ads

[@kevocaudillo4564]

Logitech is the way to go for bang for your buck