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Edifier R1280DB Active Bluetooth Bookshelf 2.0 Speaker Set - White - CM-R1280DB/WHT

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Edifier R1280DB Active Bluetooth Bookshelf 2.0 Speaker Set - White - CM-R1280DB/WHTEdifier R1280DB Active Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers (Pair), White Compact active speaker system Bluetooth and wired inputs, including RCA, optical, and coaxial, for easy streaming Produces a clean and well rounded audio performance Includes controls on the side panel, plus a handy remote control Stylish wooden build reduces audio distortion The Edifier R1280DB is ideal if you are after a simple, stylish speaker setup that fits neatly into home or

Edifier R1280DB Active Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers (Pair), White

  • Compact active speaker system
  • Bluetooth and wired inputs, including RCA, optical, and coaxial, for easy streaming
  • Produces a clean and well-rounded audio performance
  • Includes controls on the side panel, plus a handy remote control
  • Stylish wooden build reduces audio distortion

The Edifier R1280DB is ideal if you are after a simple, stylish speaker setup that fits neatly into home or office spaces. These active bookshelf speakers deliver a powerful 42W RMS output, giving music, films and podcasts a warm, well-rounded sound. The combination of a 4-inch woofer and 0.5-inch silk tweeter means you'll enjoy detailed highs and deep bass, even at lower volumes.

 

You can easily connect via Bluetooth to stream wirelessly, or use the optical, coaxial, or dual RCA inputs to hook up TVs, turntables, or other gear. On the right speaker, tactile side-panel dials let you adjust bass, treble, and volume, or you can use the included remote for added convenience. Housed in a classic MDF wooden enclosure, they not only sound great but look smart on any shelf or desk.

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What's in the Box?

  • Edifier CM-R1280DB Speakers pair (1 x active, 1 x passive)
  • Remote control
  • 3.5mm - RCA audio cable
  • RCA - RCA audio cable
  • Fibre optic audio cable
  • Speaker connecting cable
  • Quick start guide
  • Safety instructions

Specifications

Power output L/R: 21W+21W
Frequency response 55Hz-20KHz
Bass unit 4 inch (116mm)
Tweeter unit Φ13mm silk dome tweeter
Frequency Band 2.402GHz 2.480GHz
RF Power output ≤20 dBm (EIRP)
Product Code CM-R1280DB
EAN 6923520265701
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