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Edifier MP300 Plus 2.1 Speakers - Page 3
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Monday, 08 June 2009 12:52


Specifications (from website)

* Power output: RMS 2.5W x 2+9W(THD=10%)

* Signal-to-Noise Ratio (Amplifier): >=85dBA

* Input Impedance:5Kohm

* Input Sensitivity:450mv.

* Input Port: 3.5mm Stereo input plug.

* Frequency Response: 75Hz-20kHz

* Bass driver unit: 2" woofer with heat treated paper voice coil(131mm),4Ohm, Magnetically Shielded

* Midrange/High Frequency Driver: 1.5" M.F./ H.F. with heat treated paper voice coil(78 mm) 4Ohm, Magnetically Shielded

*Dimensions: Subwoofer: 151 (W) x 223 (H) x 245 (D)mm, Satellite: 92 (W) x 115(H) x 90(D)mm

* Weight: Approx 1.4 Kg

* Power Requirement: DC 12Volts

* AC Power Adapter:100V-220V ~, 50/60Hz (for world wide use)



Features (from website)

* Special aluminum housing for rugged performance and detailed bass.

* 2'' High performance Woofer, magnetically shielded with Neodymium-iron Boron Magnet assembly.

* 1.5'' Midrange/High Frequency Driver with heat treated paper voice coil magnetically shielded.

* Integrated rubber satellite stands.

* Internal minicomputer control .

* Innovative E.I.D.C.(Electric Intelligent Distortion Control) automatically adjusts and protects the system from input overload.

* Volume level adjust keys on top of satellite, Volume fade IN/OUT and Mute ON/OFF *

* Special Design meets travel requirements.

* 100-240V, 12 Volt worldwide AC adapter included.

* Protective Carry Case included



Installation
Getting the speakers installed is really very easy and does not need instruction, as on the back of the sub are the input sockets, clearly labelled. The lead from the sub to the source, ie laptop is not the longest in the world but you don't really need a long cable as these are only really designed for close sources.

 

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