Microlab B77 vs Edifier R1280T || Sound Demo

Edifier R1280T on bhphotovideo: bhpho.to/2OgmT1r
Edifier R1280T on amazon UK: amzn.to/2otuxHf
Edifier R1280T on amazon DE: amzn.to/2o13GFE
Microlab B77 on amazon DE: amzn.to/2oPNWG4
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Sound comparison between Edifier R1280T and Microlab B77. Testing Microlab was a suggestion of one of viewers as a viable alternative to Edifier R1280T (and even to R1700BT, but we will check that later) and I have to admit that in many regards it is better than Edifier, especially in quality and clarity of midrange and high end. Edifier manages to fights back with superior, if more boosted, bass response. Microlab is better choice to those looking for balanced, neutral and natural sounding speaker. Edifier is better suited for those listening to music with lots of bass heavy content, eg. Hip-Hop and Electronic music. What do You think? Which one would You choose? Let me know in the comments below!
Sound recorded using Tascam DR-22WL sound recorder. Levels matched.

[@DSAUDIOreview]

My full written review of Microlab B77 is available here: digitalstereophony.blogspot.com/2017/04/microlab-b77-review-great-value-for.html

[@Alex-se4sl]

Digital Stereophony are the Microlab B77 better or as good as the Edifire 1700BT?

[@DSAUDIOreview]

R1700BT is better than B77, but no surprise here, it is expected from the speaker twice as expensive ;)

[@Alex-se4sl]

so I am going to buy the B77, because ist sounds very good for a low price

[@nomorenow1]

what about microlab Pro 1 or Pro 3 vs B77 ? Thanks

[@offspringfan89]

I bought the model with Bluetooth (B77BT) and omg, these speakers sounds amazing! Midrange and treble are crisp clear and the bass is very good, they're very deep for 4" woofers. Overall, the sound is very balanced and I'm very happy with it. Also, the price I paid was less than half of its equivalent model from Edifier (R1280DB). I like Edifier products, however in my country they're way overpriced.

[@CrikRussFAP]

Russia?

[@cesaraugustolopesyt]

Thank you for the comparison and for the musics! I will buy the the B77. Sounded better for my ears and it is much cheaper here in Brazil. ;)

[@spettacolososognatore3909]

Eae mano. Deu latência? Pegou as BT ou sem Bluetooth? Ainda tá funcionando tudo perfeitamente?

[@dillpereira250]

@@spettacolososognatore3909 Eu tenho uma b77 quemada hahahaha.. Descobri que um numero grande de unidades tiveram problemas com a fonte porque ela é subdimensionada pra o amplificador. Não recomendo. Tem um som bacana pelo preço, mas a qualidade de construção/projeto deixa a desejar. Vou precisar construir uma outra fonte pra ela pra conseguir voltar a usar.

[@spettacolososognatore3909]

​@@dillpereira250 Ish irmão, lamento. É realmente uma grande pena porque como vc bem citou é uma caixinha mt elogiada em sonoridade, então se não fosse por isso seria show! Eu ia comprar uma caixa da "Trópic Audio", é um BR que faz essas caixas com muita qualidade em madeira de primeira e que superam essas Edifier e Microlab na questão Hi-Fi. Porém a versão inicial que antes era 500 reais cravado, nessa crise foi para pouco mais de 1.000$ kkkkk. Mas elas são passivas, porém conversando com o proprietário eu vi que um amplificador de 80$ toca elas perfeitamente, inclusive é um amp desse que ele vende no kit se tu optar pelo kit. Enfim já fica aí a dica para quando a crise passar (se passar). Tmj. www.tropicaudio.com.br/es/mini-bookshelf-ta-35-4-pol

[@PetrisonRocha]

@@spettacolososognatore3909 Se preço for problema, eu recomendaria a Edifier R1000T4, o timbre é muito parecido com o da R1280T, mas o preço é melhor. Só perde um pouco na potência, mas pra usar sozinho em casa, 24W dá e sobra. Agora, se preferiu mesmo o timbre da Microlab, é outra história. Eu achei bem pior, mas cada um cada um né.

[@svartmarius5959]

Amazing ! thank you for included Amon Amarth

[@mtayfur83]

I use Microlab Solo 6 and Edifier S530DB on my desktop computer in my office and I am happy with both. I bought Microlab B77 for my laptop at home and I am very satisfied. Just enough performance and reasonable price for music. I was unstable between the two products about a year ago. Now I'm having the pleasure of making the right decision with this video. Thanks for the video.

[@DSAUDIOreview]

+Mustafa Tayfur how B77 compare with Solo 6C in Your oponion?

[@mtayfur83]

The Microlab Solo 6 vs B77 are the same in both of the audio characters. It can give very balanced results for music. Solo 6 is stronger and less distortion on the table. The high frekans are brighter and more vibrant. I am happy with both systems.

[@luancav]

And what about Solo 1 compared with B77? Guys have something to tell? And 5C compared with B77? Thanks!

[@jcweiz09]

for the price i prefer the R1280T. You can play Pop and classic w/ out adjusting the setting. It has a great sound even on flat setting.

[@Justwantahover]

Through my speakers the R 1280T's sounded better, richer more ambient and open med sound. I have home built and designed speakers (coaxials). lol

[@Alessandro-wh4hm]

@Digital Stereophony Thank you for this video, I decided to buy Microlab B77 and they sound great! Also, I'm glad I discovered new music ;) Greetings from Italy

[@Alessandro-wh4hm]

I noticed that the treble knob behind the speaker was already set at 3 o' clock when I bought it. Should I keep it that way to enjoy music?

[@bogdanbob9544]

budget speakers, i think edifier got more bass, microlab got better mids and highs

[@nuke7]

yes, but what bass? Everything sound more muted, microlab is cleary more precise.

[@Marcin_z_bloku_obok]

@@nuke7 and cheaper

[@martongombos1721]

@@Marcin_z_bloku_obok In my country I found the 1280 for a much better deal than the b77, so I chose that - for almost half the price it's a significantly better deal :D xD

[@pabloosvaldopenizzotto1098]

You are weight, in this case micro lab is giving a better result than Edifier. Nice video. Thank you!!

[@DSAUDIOreview]

Thank You!

[@onthewayoflife2330]

I'm using B77BT, it's very impressive. It has everything I need. And I can tell you that the 4-inch speakers, the bass at 50 Hz, are real. Bass 8.5/10 deep but little bump Mids 7.8/10 clean but little bump Treble 8/10 clean but little bump sound stage 7/10 don't expect Value 9/10 Great value and good sound

[@eds6889]

The edifier speakers have a huge stereo image while the others sound mono; what’s up with that?

[@jcweiz09]

I noticed that most people are in favor of the more expensive speakers than the cheaper brands but the sound are pretty close. :D

[@YGDification]

I order now the r1280t because they also have a remote control and control knobs on the right of the speaker!They also look better realized then B77!

[@AleZava]

off... on starting, 1st song my perception is Edifier a bit better, then for other songs the Microlab sounds with more definition at highs, or mid-highs. Edifier more bass but sounds like a bit of distortion, or front firing port issue?

[@CinemaDemocratica]

Surprised by how much cabinet I can hear from the edifiers, in comparison. I've been through about fifty of your videos and of the Edifier lines I think the 1850s are superior in quality-to-price tradeoff, but I'd never heard a pair of Microlabs before now, and these are *really* impressive.

[@outlinejack7969]

Nice review! Helped me choose 1280T (yeah, i need little more bass). TY MUCH!

[@MichaelLevineHair]

Goddamn I love RTJ. I'm leaving this channel to finish that record up somewhere else now. Excellent comparison as always. Thank you!

[@nocturvance4962]

After listening so many testing here, I thought microlab b77 is best cost/price model. I will buy b77, so many thanks for testing.

[@mareknovvak4574]

Best cost/price is Fenda R50. They sound professional.

[@cassioraposa3958]

I've got B77 speakers here. They are indeed very decent and when using the right equalization (not just the knobs, but using an equalizer) they really shine. Can't say anything about edifier for not having one, but given the price I paid for the B77 I'm more than happy with 'em. One thing is for sure however: edifier has a brand name and does not ALWAYS deliver THAT much quality. Microlab is not known by most people, but so far I've seen it performing very well in different products and setups.

[@Felipe_Silvva]

The best song (for me) !! 4:58 - edifier 5:05 - B77 5:19. - edifier 5:34 - B77 5:48. - Edifier 6:02. - B77

[@andersonmendoncagueiros4071]

Microlab deu Show, um som muito mais claro. Eu vou de MicroLab.

[@AlessandroSouzaOficial]

Boa observação... estou em dúvidas ainda em qual escolher, apesar do som da microlab ser mais "vivo" talvez pra produção musical isso acabe mascarando algumas frequências o que talvez a edifier por nao ter um som tao bonito esteja mostrando a realidade .... Mas com certeza sao duas ótimas opções

[@o0Hudson0o]

Comprou o microlab? Estou em dúvidas entre eles pra por na minha CDJ... Tenho medo do edifier roubar nos subgraves

[@dmitry4832]

It was surprising for me but microlab has better mids and high than "legendary" edifier, so in fact, Microlab has much more clear and detailed sound. I guess that is more important for small computer speakers. Edifier has better bass but all other frequencies sounds like from some cheap wooden box. Anyway bass from small edifier is far from ideal, so it means they sounds bad in all frequency range. Thanx for this comparison!

[@mareknovvak4574]

Microlab has better bass, definitely

[@JeanCramer]

Edifier R1280T with all that bass sound??? my edifier R1280t doesn't have it 🤔🤔🤔 I don't think the sound is changed.

[@dxhighendamplifiers]

I do not have the use to comment on personnal evaluations, as this kind of stuff is subjective...but some internal revolution made me talk....for the first time. There's no advantage to have clear and loud treble into small speakers.... treble very loud and clear you can obtain with a speaker driver alone....just the speaker.... What is hard and what is briliant...was is awesome?....to reproduce deep bass inside a very small enclosure...this is almost magic with at toy speaker....so...in my point of view... backed by 57 years of experience and deep skills in audio.... Edifier was clear the winner without no chance to the competition...i fully disagree with this evaluaton where Digital Stereophony told such kind of absurd. Winner to play louder treble?... buy a single 87 db driver?

[@dxhighendamplifiers]

Sorry, typing error...97dB driver

[@DSAUDIOreview]

Hi Carlos. If You really would want to know what do I think about B77 You would go and have a look at my full review (link is pinned in the comment section) where I go into details about B77. Proper balance between the treble midrange and bass is what I am looking for in a speaker, and loud treble is not. B77 has higher quality tweeter that does treble better than the one in R1280T. B77 also has better quality of midranges where R1280T has some issues around the crossover point resulting in big nulls in midrange. Bass response is the most impressive feature of R1280T and one has to admire Edifier for what they accomplished here, but overall it is B77 that is more balanced and more natural sounding speaker, where R1280T relies too much on bass and sounds artificial in midranges in comparison to B77. That is my opinion in short. Cheers!

[@litsaudio]

1280T's midwoofers can transit proper from Midrange to Bass , the Microlabs cant do that they're actually a bit better for midrange , but they need a 3-way crossover ( and 3 drivers ) per cabinet dont know how solo 7 8 or 9 are , if still just 2-way crossover , get solo 6

[@layon99]

Which one should be better for a home studio?

[@Omw2fyb]

I Bought Microlab Pro1bt active speakers and the white LED wont show instead its the blue Bluetooth led and im tryna connect it to my pc, and i followed the instructions step by step, any advice?

[@saskeuchida5839]

which is best microlab b77 or microlab b77bt?

[@surfstation926]

Peguei a b77bt maravilhosa!! Sem latência se nada... Deu pra plugar até o violão direto

[@robij3475]

Não tem latência mesmo irmão?

[@surfstation926]

@@robij3475 Não, minha unidade não tem, já vi alguns reclamarem disso, mas acho que usaram uma interface ou algo do tipo para ter dado latência, ou até mesmo problema da aparelhagem que usaram, mas eu usei ela aqui e é muito top, bem equilibrada, estou usando até hoje são minhas principais caixas no setup..

[@robij3475]

@@surfstation926 você tá usando com o cabo p2 ligado direto no computador?

[@jocemarmagalhaes6512]

Did you hear any background noise as well? Mine started to make a loud and very annoying background noise after a week of use that only for when pairing with a bluetooth device. From what I've researched several people complain about the same problem. It is a shame that Microlab has not corrected those problems that were already recurring in the model without bluetooth, the sound is really good, it would be a box with a legendary cost x benefit.

[@rikiformusic]

I'm considering buying these edifier and microlab monitors, which ones are best for playing with virtual pianos and listening mainly to orchestral classical music and piano music? Thank you for the help!

[@georgemcr1802]

As a previous owner of Microlab I am not that surprised that the speakers are virtually non existing. I thought the company was closed. Advertisement is everything and Edifier is the most known alternative to the big boys. And usually Edifier stays as the small outsider. You can imagine Microlab. Micro what!? That's why I was once a proud owner of a hidden jewel. I like how people think sometimes. It is easier to go to the other side.

[@DSAUDIOreview]

It is much easier to go for what is heavily advertised. It is not the best route, but I understand why most people just do not want to bother with research. Regarding Microlab, they had their time when Solo 6C and Solo 7C was fresh to the markets, but I think they lost their chance by not introducing more interesting models. Edifier, on the other hand, is good example of thriving company. They always seem to refresh the old models and introduce new ones often to keep the market interested, they are also not afraid venture into more premium offerings.

Blz?! Percebi que se está com o mesmo modelo de regulagem, as duas, percebi que a Edifier tem o grave maior que a da Microlab, porém são dois modelos distintos, teria que aferir o grau de grave nas duas diferentemente para poder mostrar o devido som de cada um modelo, estando igualmente regulado, exemplo 50% as duas, pode dar diferença enorme no áudio, obrigado pela atenção.

[@Piotr_G112]

I came across your channel recently and I was wondering how you record these speakers. Is that black device in the middle some sort of a bianural microphone?

[@DSAUDIOreview]

Digital recorder Tascam DR22WL

[@Piotr_G112]

@@DSAUDIOreview Thanks for quick answer.

[@calvinyjj]

Hi if u increase the treble and reduce base in r1280t, will it sound nearer and good like the b77?

[@wondercatai]

Just bought a B77BT and the it has sound only one side, on the right one. Does any ones has issue like this? Or any ones know how to fix? Thanks you brothers.

[@Tealc2323]

Hello, From what I can hear is that Microlab has more treble and Edifier has a lot more bass but I know for sure Edifier is not that bassy because I have a friend who owns them. Is it possible because the speaker is a front ported bass reflex the microphone picks up more bass? How do they compare in reality? I'll wait for your review about Microlab B77. P.S. Because of your review I have the JBL's which are amazing, so thank you!

[@DSAUDIOreview]

Hi! Actually Edifier is pretty bassy. It is boosted quite a bit compared to speakers, like B77 or Presonus Eris E4.5, that are more balanced. It is not a big fault as it makes them more enjoyable so if I was looking for budget speakers with good bass they would be on my list. But if I was looking for more balanced budget speakers with good midrange and nice treble than I would chose B77. Cheers!

[@halidharis]

What about frequency respon?? Is it wide enough for studio monitoring? Simpli because i don't really believ what factory says in the specs...

[@PetrisonRocha]

I measured my Edifier R1000T4 (very similar to the R1280T) and they were reasonably flatish (+/- 4db) from 200 to 15khz. Bass extends until around 70-80hz. This seems to confirm the chart provided by the manufacturer, so I'd trust them. Below 200hz the freq. response was kinda crazy, but this was certainly due to my room, which is not treated. There seems to be a significant bump in neutral settings around 100-150hz though, lowering the bass just a bit on the speakers seems to help. But these are definitely not good enough for studio work of course, unless you're just a hobbyist trying to get into it. Actual studio monitors will give you much better results, either in frequency or in transient response, they're in another league entirely.

[@MrTungtarung]

My B77 Have a weird hum around 110hz-130hz Does anyone have this problem ?

[@pawebazylewicz1310]

Witaj, świetnie się czyta recenzje z blogu, mam dylemat gdyż zastanawiam się nad zakupem tych Microlabów, ale również mam okazje nabyć solo6c za niewiele więcej. Miałem Siódemki i były sporo za duże, szóstki ma przyjaciel i grają nawet dobrze, ale sporo myślę tracą poprzez skandaliczne ustawienie jakie im zaaplikował. Czy B77 nadadzą się jako głośniki na biurko stojące w odległości około metra od głowy?

[@luminos007]

Czołem i jaką decyzję podjałeś ? Kupiłeś te B77 ? Ja aktualnie zastanawiam sie czy Fenda R30BT czy te Microlaby B77.

[@pawebazylewicz1310]

@@luminos007 zdecydowałem się na żadne z wymienionych. Wybór padł na Modecom mc-shf80u.

[@luminos007]

@@pawebazylewicz1310 TYch Modecomów nie brałem pod uwage. Dziwne, że nigdzie w necie nie ma porównania R30BT i B77.

[@luminos007]

@@pawebazylewicz1310 TYch Modecomów nie brałem pod uwage. Dziwne, że nigdzie w necie nie ma porównania R30BT i B77.

[@luminos007]

@@pawebazylewicz1310 TYch Modecomów nie brałem pod uwage. Dziwne, że nigdzie w necie nie ma porównania R30BT i B77.

[@Jurayi1992]

I have somethings to asking you. Can you tell me when you tested the sound, how much turning of the bass and treble knob for that 2 brands speakers?

[@DSAUDIOreview]

It is all in the video description. There was no tuning applied, all on neutral settings

[@wackoSQL]

After i hear, i feel their have different sound sig R1280 little bit v-shape and B77 flat, is that correct?

[@Justwantahover]

Depends on your speakers I suppose, I hear the opposite on my speakers. Those little peaks&dips we ignore on speakers can be opposite on other speakers (yet still minimal) but makes the different speakers sound way different. And those tiny peaks&dips in our speakers must (in this case) make our speakers have the opposite effect on this speaker comparison. lol

[@chuckschillingvideos]

Anyone know of a US source for the Microlab B77? I can't even find them on eBay.

[@john.ferrero]

Hi, dear friend. Did you measure the volume (dB) of the B77? The Microlab say it as 70dB-SPL vs 85dB of 1280T. Its wrong, no?

[@DSAUDIOreview]

I have not measured them, but Edifier is capable of much higher volume without significant distortion for sure.

[@artpen3146]

microlab the best!

[@vickpenn5936]

Very nice comparison, helpful I would say. Would it be also possible to make such a test between Microlab B77 and FENDA F&D R25BT? They are about the same price category and in terms of specification they are not far from each other. It could be also useful to hear them both like this. THX

[@RodrigoPereira-vw7nt]

Do b77 and b77bt sound exactly the same? Is there any difference other than Bluetooth?

[@zsuzsakalapati4382]

b77 48W, b77bt 64W

[@luannbalthar]

What about the build quality? Im between the Microlab B77BT and Edifier RT1000T4, what would you say? For the same price.

[@DSAUDIOreview]

Build quality should be on similar level, at least the external. I can not comment on the reliability of Microlab though, I use them very sparsely. I have no experience with Edifier R1000T4.

[@luannbalthar]

Ok, bro! Thank you so much for the attention. =)

[@georgiialexseev215]

I checked in Sennheiser HD 215. In Edifier R1280T there are more lows and in Microlab B77 there are less but more high frequencies. They sound equally clean.

[@WOJTEKRAFAL33]

R1280 sounds clean and sharp

[@Justwantahover]

I agree, it was a winner on my speakers.

[@cryptogames6829]

Hi, I'm 18 years old, I started making music, and I need cheap speakers. Whether it will be possible to be engaged in music (playing on the Electro guitar), to process sound, to master?

[@PetrisonRocha]

For basic stuff, you can try to mix/produce on them. It's interesting to have good headphones on the side to check how things are going time to time, and when finished you should check how it will translate in other systems you own too (and adjust the mix later accordingly, it will be needed). But if you wanna get serious, you should buy studio monitors, either of these are far from ideal. To play the guitar, you'll need a guitar amp, not bookshelf speakers like these. But you can plug a guitar in your computer using an audio interface then use amp simulator software. In this case these speakers would be enough.

[@cryptogames6829]

@@PetrisonRocha Thanks for the answer I bought myself a microlab solo 5 learn to sound good, there is a desire to buy studio monitors))

[@PetrisonRocha]

@@cryptogames6829 We're in the same boat. I mix on my Edifiers because I can't afford anything better right now :/ Better than headphones, at least

[@ESPSergillu]

Hey, I've been looking for a good speaker under 100 and I've arrived on your channel (which I think is pretty good) and I'd like to ask you two things. In my country the microlab costs 5 euros more than the edifier, do you think it's still more worth it? The other thing is if you can recommend me a cheap sound card for any of those speakers (I've thought in the asus xonar dgx) I've been kinda lost until I found this channel, thank you! :)

[@ESPSergillu]

I think the microlab sounds better but I have to be sure.

[@DSAUDIOreview]

Microlab has better midrange and high end, Edifier has better bass. For me B77 is a bit better overall. I am not a specialist in the sound card department, especially those internal ones for PCs. What I can recommend You though is a cheap audio interface like Behringer UMC22 and Lexicon Alpha, they both sound well, but first get the speakers than think about sound card of interface ;)

[@ESPSergillu]

Ok, even though I like a good bass overall, I think I'm going to get the B77. Thank you for your response.

[@ESPSergillu]

I finally decided to buy the edifier r1700bt and they sound great :D. Do you have any reccomendations on which subwoofer should I buy when I get the money? If you don't really know about this staff neither dont worry.

[@gustavoguimaraes7938]

Does b77 have mids in front? Is it a good choice for heavy metal? Tks!

[@DSAUDIOreview]

B77 has nice clear midrange that is a bit forward. It is very good choice for metal, much better than R1280T IMO. Cheers!

[@tristankikkert2811]

B77 coming in tomorrow, really liked them, and they sounded a lot richer than the edifier ones. Thanks for the comparison!

[@LastSecBloomer]

Edifier has more bass but boy does it lacks a whole range of frequencies, sounds congested...especially noticeable in the 2nd song.

[@TheBeldorus]

Amon Amarth for test ..Cheers... :)

[@Audioupgrade220]

B77 gain 5khz, edifier + flat

[@KeskenyfilmStudio]

Dear Digital Stereophony, What do you mean about Microlab B70. It will be very interesting test.

[@Sumit_Parkar]

Please Make a video on Edifire R1280T Vs Micca PB42X powered bookshelf Speakers

[@KissGamer]

thank you for this video

[@MrBoyzonline]

lagartosamurai u r welcome

[@sebastiaojunior7709]

Just bought the b77 The edifier really does sound a whole lot better but they're not really affordable where I live

[@M1guel7Dias]

Teve algum problema com a caixa, irmão?

[@agriderz2865]

Is microlab b77bt a studio monitor?

[@DSAUDIOreview]

It is not a monitor per se, but in my opinion it would work better as a monitor than anything in this price range. For example it is much better monitor than Mackie CR3 IMO

[@mareknovvak4574]

@@DSAUDIOreview Fenda R50 is the best

[@john2335]

Never heard the B77 but r1280T would have been a great set if it had been properly amped/eq corrected (the integrated amp, while great at power efficiency, sounds mediocre and does appear to use some eq correction tuned to a questionable taste) I hooked mine to an old class ab kenwood 100w*2 hifi amp, used room eq wizard with a calibrated mic and Dmg equilibrium , and I much prefer them to the lower end hifi bookshelves I've heard. I think on some days/material I prefer their sound to my Lsr 305.

[@DSAUDIOreview]

That is interesting finding I have to say. I would never guess R1280T had any chance to compete with JBL, but I have to trust Your opinion. Good job on taking You time to investigate the possibility of tuning the sound of R1280T though. Cheers!

[@john2335]

It's not that they're objectively competitive with the lsr but they can sound fun for recreational listening with a bunch of (ended up with 10 peak filters) eq compensation. The jbl only needs 3 bands for low end room compensation, their 300hz+ range is passable out of the box.

[@calvinyjj]

@@john2335 hi u connect the speaker to this amp via which cable?

[@itslloby]

In a simple way, Microlab has a greater depth and extension in the treble and middle, a better definition as well. However, the bass is "lowest" and does not reach the ground, while Edifier "forces" the bass a little. So if you want a worse definition but more bass, Edifier is better. But if you want quality and a greater tonal balance, Microlab without a doubt. Hey, from Brazil.

[@mihokeys283]

Will you do B77 vs 1700bt ? Im waiting your different comparison videos.

[@DSAUDIOreview]

It is coming, but due to my main work I had to go offshore for few weeks and this video and others will be delayed

[@PetrisonRocha]

Edifier sounds much flatter, microlabs are too forward in the upper-mids, not my cup of tea.

[@internationalypimpin7821]

Aah, you used a Moon Hooch track! Awesome!

[@krishnannallappa46]

Hey really like your test videos... Can you do a test of Edifier S1000mkii?

[@jcweiz09]

my observation on the Microlab is that it sounds dry on the Dia del Sol track.. :)

[@robertorodriguez2609]

i'm not sure i like them but the ml77 sound richer and bigger than the edifier's

[@MbahMu9829]

Edifier sounds more crisp... i dunno im not a audiphile but edifier is definitely in my wishlist

[@knazmuelhossain2140]

Hi, great comparison like always! Can you put these up against the F&d R25bt? Would love to see that.

[@Lpiont]

Do the compare with Edifier R1900

[@shahriar907]

Edifier R1280T is better to me

[@jendacancer2829]

Me too

[@XPEH]

По звуку на ютьюбе выиграл Edifier R1280T. От Microlab B77 уши устали.

[@vagabondingtracks9604]

i am listening on crappy speakers to see if i want to buy one of these speakers.. does not make any logic :))

[@frantzg2839]

Great comparative work, sounds like the Edifiers really hold their own as far as complete range of frequency and brilliance, until this comparison with the Microlab B77 I found the Edifiers superior in range, with the B77 it is relative to taste if you can tell the difference between the soft dome tweeter of the B77. Thanks for putting this out there.

[@viktorzavilla3891]

Edifier!

[@Justwantahover]

The Edifers sounded better on my speakers too, more med range and more spacial in the med.

[@fionapaull]

Microlab B77 hands down

[@marcelosp2976]

Microlab B77 tem 2 modelos, a primeira, usada neste vídeo, com 48watts 55 Hz a 20Khz e o modelo BT com bluetooth, 64 watts e frequência 50 Hz a 20 KHz Diferença de R$100 entre elas. Microlab é mais flat que Edifier que mesmo com o bass no mínimo ainda tem muito bass!

[@offspringfan89]

A B77(BT) é superior e bem mais barata que a 1280T(DB). As caixas da Edifier estão com preço absurdo.

[@thiagodemendoncaalmeida6979]

Tenho essas b77bt e ainda nao sei se tem todo esses 64w! Me parece bem menos viu!

[@marcelinopao]

​@@thiagodemendoncaalmeida6979já tive a 2.1 microlab Fc50 de 54W ,e ela altíssima,tenho a B77bt ,e sinto que não chega a 40W ,mas percebi que tem volume diferente, dependendo do aparelho conectado,vou comprar um mini amplificador,para ver se aumenta sem perder a qualidade.

[@animemoments9275]

Microlab has its bass port on the back. Its like krk's rokit vs yamaha's hs monitor speakers. Well my HS8 is superior!

[@christ2698]

Microlab B77 hands down..

[@Xam-sz2dc]

Edifier R1280T+

[@esinsonat675]

microlab B77 best sound..

[@RobertNES816]

Switching back and forth the Edifier sound horrible lol.

[@WarTard13]

B77s sound better by a small margin.

[@vickyvonstein2331]

The B77's sound muffled.

[@alex98230]

Эдифаер бас лучше верха не очень,а микролаб наоборот детальные верха и середина с отсутствием баса.

[@geeknproud321]

The Microlab speakers sound boxy, and the boxes leak.

[@log791]

Actually, the B77 is a missed opportunity. It has great midrange, decent bass range, but terrible highs. Glassy, and too much. Very sad.

[@MikeleKonstantyFiedorowiczIV]

I dunno and i dont never test it in real life but for me most of edifiers is look put a rag on them, microlab better

[@waltzguy14151]

1280T's are killing it

[@TheCakeyono]

microlab win

[@kasiahmm8381]

Takie porównania to kretynizm ale ok. Microlab słyszę blisko na pierwszym planie natomiast edifier słyszę oddalony z dużą przestrzenią. Mówiąc krótko microlab na dyskotekę a edifier dla audiofila. Ale to bez sensu porównywać dźwięk na innych głośnikach gdzie dochodzi zniekształcenie mikrofonu ale dzięki mimo to za pracę. Pozdrawiam!

[@Grow4future]

I don't know why I just kept listening to this.......

[@troycasinillo448]

the microlab has lower bass and lacks more definition of the sound than the edifier.

[@davidloader6550]

Microlab👍👍👌

[@cm3462]

Moon Hooch!

[@laptech3767]

R12 has more bass

[@rashedulislam8253]

edifier is far better in quality sound production