EdifierR1700BT Black Active Bookshelf Multimedia Speaker
R2,899
About
The R1700BT is a powerful studio speaker set with an edgy design. It produces 66W RMS from the 4-inch bass driver and 19mm tweeter driver in each speaker. A front facing bass reflex port emphasizes lower frequencies, allowing for richer bass performance. The R1700BT incorporates Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and Dynamic Range Control (DRC) to prevent distortion levels even at the highest volumes, producing crisp, clean audio.
Versatile speakers will have you wanting to play every device off of them. Plug in your gaming console, computer, or TV for exceptional sound quality. The R1700BT has built-in Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and Dynamic Range Control (DRC) to prevent distortion. The R1700BT is equipped with a 19mm dome tweeter and a 4-inch bass driver in each speaker creates rich lows and clear highs. With the front facing bass reflex port, low frequencies are emphasized giving the bass more power.
Product Features
- Active bookshelf speaker system with 66watt total power output.
- Bluetooth pairing capability for music playback.
- Dual RCA inputs for connectivity to multiple audio sources.
- Class D amplifier system with Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and Dynamic Range Control (DRC).
- 100% MDF wooden enclosures to minimize acoustic resonance.
- Remote control included.
- 12 Month Warranty
Product Specifications
- Power Output: RMS 15W x 2 + 18W x 2 (DRC on)
- Distortion: ≥0.5%
- Tweeter Unit: Φ19mm, Silk dome tweeter, 6Ω
- Connection Cable: 5m
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio: ≥85dBA
- Frequency Response: 60Hz ~ 20KHz (+/-6db)
- Input Sensitivity: PC:700±50mV, AUX:500±50mV
- Input Type: PC/AUX/Bluetooth
- Bass Driver: 4 inch (116mm), 6Ω
- Colour: Black
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