Great video! I've been tempted to take mine apart, but didn't want to potentially damage them. I'm most impressed with the cast basket and huge motor structure on that mid-bass driver. Can you tell me if the basket is metal or plastic? All I can say, is that these speakers are phenomenal for the price and would still be a deal at twice the price. Edifier knocked this one out of the park!
I wouldn't open mine, or any other speaker, unless I really have to. Loosening screws and putting them back might wear out the threads a little, which might not be good for the rigidity of the installation of the speakers in the cabinet. Long term, cabinet resonance might come earlier.
@@dallrevenge9256 The embedded S3000th DAC is sux. I use external one with balanced cable. But I feel like slave one sounds worse because of air transmission that assumes analog->digital->analog. Maube I had to buy 2000MKI
Hi, Do You find the white isolation foam inside enough for the speaker, or it needs more foam? Was the bottom of the cabinet also covered with some soft material? And finally - did You upgrade the speaker? You wanted to pimp it.
Hi! Unsure if the foam is enogh, you can for sure try and see :) Yes i have built in the elements and electronics in a pair of floor standing speakers now, but they are in sealed boxes now and i have the long throwing tang bands for the low end and with 2 slave units per box. Pretty happy with how they sound! But gonna replace the slaves to some SB Acoustics that i baught :)
I owned these speaker. Its great. But I wanna know if there is any possibility to make these speaker to passive and as well as active using provided crossover ..My intention is to use these speakers with my onkyo HT sometime. Thanks.
I'm wondering about the architecture of the wireless master to slave transmitting! While testing Airpulse A300Pro I made an assumption that each speaker has it's own mono DAC and amp (each speaker has one balanced input). That's making digital signal transmitted to a slave speaker without change and converted there on mono DAC. This architecture makes them so fantastic. But in same time the AUX input located on the Airpulse's master speaker is useless because of double digital-to-analog conversion. Edifier S3000 has both balanced inputs on the master speaker. I think that it has stereo DAC, then the left channel analog signal is converted back to digital to transmit to the slave where it's again passing through DAC. While testing my own S3000 I have a strong feeling that the left slave speaker sounds less detail than the master one. If I design the architecture I would try to avoid double conversion at least for digital input (for analog input it's not possible). But I do not believe Chinese product would do that. So, If I'm right, like @luca_rr4660, I wish to modify them and make the connection wired. Like S2000MKIII but with balanced input.
Hello! I am interested in the signal being transmitted from the master to the slave: is it an amplified signal for the tweeter, and another one for the woofer + the gnd?
Did you figure out? I believe analog signal is converted into digital and then back to analog on a second speaker. I have feeling that secondary speaker sounds less detail ((
Thanks for the video. In it, you showed us the speaker with the inputs. As S3000 is wireless between the two speakers, may i know if the other speaker has its own amplifier on top of the wireless receiver? Thanks in advance.
How about the another speaker unit, I own this speaker model and wish to see what's inside another speaker unit too, curious what inside, there is 128w per unit
Yes 128w per channel, 120w bass/mid driver and 8w tweeter. Don't be fooled by the fact that the tweeter is only 8w. It is very powerfull and efficient. Total 256w RMS.
One speaker has an emitter, the other a receiver. They communicate trough Kleernet, it uses 2 bands to transmit the signal to the slave speaker 5.2ghz and 5.8ghz.
Greetings and thanks for this good video, I want to buy these S3000Pro for my PC but I need to know exactly how much each of these speakers weigh, thank you. PS: Do you think it will be a lot of speakers for a PC? I intend to use these for entertainment and record my podcasts, thanks.
@@SonnyTheSwede I wonder how much better they would be by changing the drivers for the ones this company produce. I assume the crossover would need to be changed on the circuit board. Anyhow, here's a very interesting video to look at th-cam.com/video/D6cXrRjmVBI/w-d-xo.html
@@sharathchandra95 Ok! Yeah rca splitter is probably the best then and cheapest :) If you want more control then maby a dsp. Im running a helix dsp 3 at home, thats a car dsp. Used it for my open baffle speakers before :)
@@hiennguyenquang6488No, no amp but you can use a reciver with rca front out or you can use a good pre amp or streamer with balanced xlr output for improved sound :)
@@PeterMacPL Hi Peter! I have checked, but didnt see the fuse. Its probely in the power box thats wrapped with a coopper cheet, you need to unsolder that to see
Can we make an upgrade replacement that drivers to focal drivers o better...? But the same internal circuit (amp, DAC, etc), just change the drivers...
Somehow I think chances of any good outcome are scarce. Enginers at EDIFIER have specifically matched amps to speakers, so finding a better match for their circuits will be a tough trick to pull.
@@JohnnyBui The DSP in the Edifiers is tuned for the characteristics of the Edifier drivers. Putting in a driver with different characteristics would certainly result in poor results.
Great video! I've been tempted to take mine apart, but didn't want to potentially damage them. I'm most impressed with the cast basket and huge motor structure on that mid-bass driver. Can you tell me if the basket is metal or plastic?
All I can say, is that these speakers are phenomenal for the price and would still be a deal at twice the price. Edifier knocked this one out of the park!
Pretty sure that the basket is metal :)
@@SonnyTheSwede Thank you!
If you're an electronics engineer, I would love to know your thoughts about these speakers quality from a technical standpoint.
Magnet is fricking massive!
Thank U very much for the video. It' is very helpful & charming. Waiting for the next videos
Thx alot Rony! There will be video soon on the latest build im doing :)
@@SonnyTheSwede Best wishes
I wouldn't open mine, or any other speaker, unless I really have to. Loosening screws and putting them back might wear out the threads a little, which might not be good for the rigidity of the installation of the speakers in the cabinet. Long term, cabinet resonance might come earlier.
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Good video, thanks! Do you think it would be possible to make the left speaker wired? (I don't like the wireless signals all the time.)
I'm looking to buy these, can you explain { why not all the time}?
@@dallrevenge9256 The embedded S3000th DAC is sux. I use external one with balanced cable. But I feel like slave one sounds worse because of air transmission that assumes analog->digital->analog. Maube I had to buy 2000MKI
Hi, Do You find the white isolation foam inside enough for the speaker, or it needs more foam? Was the bottom of the cabinet also covered with some soft material? And finally - did You upgrade the speaker? You wanted to pimp it.
Hi! Unsure if the foam is enogh, you can for sure try and see :) Yes i have built in the elements and electronics in a pair of floor standing speakers now, but they are in sealed boxes now and i have the long throwing tang bands for the low end and with 2 slave units per box. Pretty happy with how they sound! But gonna replace the slaves to some SB Acoustics that i baught :)
I owned these speaker. Its great. But I wanna know if there is any possibility to make these speaker to passive and as well as active using provided crossover ..My intention is to use these speakers with my onkyo HT sometime. Thanks.
I'm wondering about the architecture of the wireless master to slave transmitting!
While testing Airpulse A300Pro I made an assumption that each speaker has it's own mono DAC and amp (each speaker has one balanced input). That's making digital signal transmitted to a slave speaker without change and converted there on mono DAC. This architecture makes them so fantastic. But in same time the AUX input located on the Airpulse's master speaker is useless because of double digital-to-analog conversion.
Edifier S3000 has both balanced inputs on the master speaker. I think that it has stereo DAC, then the left channel analog signal is converted back to digital to transmit to the slave where it's again passing through DAC. While testing my own S3000 I have a strong feeling that the left slave speaker sounds less detail than the master one.
If I design the architecture I would try to avoid double conversion at least for digital input (for analog input it's not possible). But I do not believe Chinese product would do that.
So, If I'm right, like @luca_rr4660, I wish to modify them and make the connection wired. Like S2000MKIII but with balanced input.
is the speaker basket on that thing is diecast? impressive build!
Are the legs being removed or are they glued?
Hello! I am interested in the signal being transmitted from the master to the slave: is it an amplified signal for the tweeter, and another one for the woofer + the gnd?
Did you figure out? I believe analog signal is converted into digital and then back to analog on a second speaker. I have feeling that secondary speaker sounds less detail ((
Question are there any 8-prong OPAMPS on the mainboard.
Thanks for the video.
In it, you showed us the speaker with the inputs.
As S3000 is wireless between the two speakers, may i know if the other speaker has its own amplifier on top of the wireless receiver?
Thanks in advance.
If you want you can check my twitch www.twitch.tv/sonnytheswede for building progres with new diy speakers :) Thx for watching mates!
Hi how robust is the wifi connection between L and R? Have you had any drop outs? How do they pair up to the wifi exactly please? Thanks
Hi! Newer had any problems with the connection. So its pretty rock solid :)
How about the another speaker unit, I own this speaker model and wish to see what's inside another speaker unit too, curious what inside, there is 128w per unit
Yes 128w per channel, 120w bass/mid driver and 8w tweeter. Don't be fooled by the fact that the tweeter is only 8w. It is very powerfull and efficient. Total 256w RMS.
One speaker has an emitter, the other a receiver. They communicate trough Kleernet, it uses 2 bands to transmit the signal to the slave speaker 5.2ghz and 5.8ghz.
What's point of analog connection, when speakers are paired with bluetooth?
I don’t think it’s a regular Bluetooth connection.
@@aquaticborealis4877 You can use your smartphone, they are bluetooth 5.0 with aptx-hd support.
Greetings and thanks for this good video, I want to buy these S3000Pro for my PC but I need to know exactly how much each of these speakers weigh, thank you. PS: Do you think it will be a lot of speakers for a PC? I intend to use these for entertainment and record my podcasts, thanks.
They may work pretty fine as pc speakers. Depanding on the rom size. The weight of each speaker is around 9-10kg
@@SonnyTheSwede Thanks amigo.
How do these speaker work for turntable/vinyl?
You need to buy an external phono preamplier
Super! Thx :)
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Thanks, if you ever do any improvement, would you care showing your mods ?
Hi! Will do! :) Planning to ev build all new tower cabinets for this :)
@@SonnyTheSwede I wonder how much better they would be by changing the drivers for the ones this company produce. I assume the crossover would need to be changed on the circuit board. Anyhow, here's a very interesting video to look at th-cam.com/video/D6cXrRjmVBI/w-d-xo.html
great video. i know this needs no sub but if i want to add one, how do i do it?
It depends how you are using them. Is it with bluetooth only it will be tricky
@@SonnyTheSwede I will be using them with the TV or the pc. So is it through the splitter only?
@@sharathchandra95 Ok. Splitter you mean rca splitter?
@@SonnyTheSwede yes
@@sharathchandra95 Ok! Yeah rca splitter is probably the best then and cheapest :) If you want more control then maby a dsp. Im running a helix dsp 3 at home, thats a car dsp. Used it for my open baffle speakers before :)
I would guess that a 4 ohm woofer. Am i correct?
its a 6in speaker
Do we need an audio interface for these speakers?
Hi! No they have Bluetooth 5.0 :)
@@SonnyTheSwede : so , can we need an amplifier for these speakers to improve sound quality ? I have just bought them yesterday.
@@hiennguyenquang6488No, no amp but you can use a reciver with rca front out or you can use a good pre amp or streamer with balanced xlr output for improved sound :)
@@SonnyTheSwede thank you for your advise
how much does the drivers weigh?
Can check later today when home frome work 🙂
Checked the woofer, and thats aprox 2.7kg :)
Where they have FUSE ?
Hi peter! I can check later!
@@SonnyTheSwede - thanks, please check, waiting for your respond.
@@PeterMacPL Hi Peter! I have checked, but didnt see the fuse. Its probely in the power box thats wrapped with a coopper cheet, you need to unsolder that to see
Consiglio dac. Grazie.
Can we make an upgrade replacement that drivers to focal drivers o better...? But the same internal circuit (amp, DAC, etc), just change the drivers...
Somehow I think chances of any good outcome are scarce. Enginers at EDIFIER have specifically matched amps to speakers, so finding a better match for their circuits will be a tough trick to pull.
why?
@@JohnnyBui just to had better sound.
@@JohnnyBui The DSP in the Edifiers is tuned for the characteristics of the Edifier drivers. Putting in a driver with different characteristics would certainly result in poor results.
@@stevechapman1060 that's what I would say. Why buying a powered speakers system then change the drivers