2008 24 May

Edifier e3350 2.1-channel PC speaker system Review

Specifications:

Total Power output : RMS 9W x 2 + 32W (THD=10%)
Signal-to-noise ratio : >=85dBA
Distortion : <=0.5
Input Sensitivity : L/R: 550mV +/- 50mV
SW: 200mV +/- 50mV
AUX: 300mV +/- 50mV
Frequency Response : L/R: 190Hz ~ 20kHz
SW: 30Hz ~ 130Hz
Input Impedance : 10K ohm
Bass Unit : 5” woofer, magnetically shielded, 5 ohm
Midrange Unit : 3” magnetically shielded, 4 ohm
Tweeter : 19mm magnetically shielded, 4 ohm
Gross Weight : Approx 5.1 Kg

Features:

Uniquely styled subwoofer with down-firing 5 ½” subwoofer driver for an awesome visual and audio experience.
Stunning ‘Opera House’ designed 2-way satellites with 3” mid-range and ¾” silk diaphragm tweeters adjusted and tuned to provide rich and clear audio quality.
Wired low-profile rotary master volume controller with red LED ‘Halo’ effect, and built-in headphone and MP3 input jacks
Soft touch ‘Standby/ON’ switch with ‘Halo’ red lighting located on the top of the subwoofer
Separate bass control located on rear panel of subwoofer
3.5mm input jack located on the rear panel of subwoofer
Magnetically shielded speaker drivers

Review By reviews.digitaltrends

With so many computer 2.1 speaker systems on the market today, it’s easy to be turned off from anything starting at under $100. But at the Consumer Electronics show earlier this year, the buzz was all about Edifiers new E3350 lifestyle speaker systems. People were assuming that with such rich sounds, and well built speakers, they would be in the $250 or higher price range. Coming in at just $99.99, the new E3350 speaker system combines award winning design with practical affordability.

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Review By pcmag

The Edifier e3350 is an affordably priced 2.1-channel PC speaker system with a wired remote and an interesting-looking modern design. Unfortunately, the $100 set is riddled with ergonomic and performance flaws that make it difficult to recommend. The main issue is with the subwoofer, which can’t handle deep, resonant bass at moderate-to-high volumes. Actually, the e3350 doesn’t sound bad at all. Bass distortion isn’t present on every song—mainly just in deeper bass tunes—but for a speaker system to be worth its salt, its subwoofer has got to perform, and this one misses the mark.

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