Edifier S350DB

Outstanding – Outstanding performance for the cost. I downsized from a large suburban brick house to a very simple, small timber cabin. My much-loved 2.2 + hybrid amp simply wouldn't fit. After much researching... This freakin little 2.1 getup, at literally 1/20th the cost of my big boy mains, subs & hybrid amp, is doing a simply brilliant job. Clear highs, fresh mids, tasty lows (yes, good drum!). It's beautifully finished too. I don't know what i'm going to do with that stereo gear, but for now i'm happy. Forget soundbars, this Edifier kit is ridiculous value for money & sound.

Goodbye Soundbars – This is replacing a JBL160 cinema Soundbar that went to hell. If you are thinking of buying a soundbar don't waste your money, this will eat any soundbar at just about any price point for breakfast and still have a bit left over for a brunch. This sound system is phenomenal. The first clue when I unpacked it was the sheer weight of it. The sub is heavy and those small bookshelf speakers are really heavy, this thing wreaks quality . The cables supplied are not those thin wires , they are heavy cables probably more at home with a a1000 watt system with the speakers 5 metres between, and they throw in an optical cable to boot.

The fact that it connects to my computer via bluetooth is even more impressive.

I looked over my shoulder at the TCL Ray Danz soundbar I have on my bedroom tv and thought why did I pay so much for that thing when this system belts it back to China.

I have a Klipsch Synergy B20 with a Jamo 200 sub on my other computer those speakers are twice the size of these but just can't compare in performance.

I auditioned the Edifiers playing Moves like Jagger by Maroon 5 Bad Guy by Billie Eilish What was I Made For by Billie Eilish. The kick drum on Moves like Jagger kicked-ass clearly thumping happily away . The bass was solid without being muddied on Bad Guy. The whispered, painfilled vocals by Billie Eilish on What was I made For sent chills down my spine.

The separation of different frequencies were superb on Belly Ache , with clear vocals, deep bass, and acoustic guitars rattling away never clashing or becoming confused. Does she sound like Nelly Fertado ?

This is one hell of a beast.

For the money, I just can't see how you could go past it , truly it is one of the best, if not the best small form sound system I have ever heard. It may lack a little warmth at times, but thinking of its size and price, I can live with that. It's not a deal breaker , as a matter of fact I am tempted to go with something slightly bigger for my bedroom TV when the TCL gives it up. A highly recommended product from me and you can't go wrong spending a measly $300+ on this when you could be spending twice as much on a toy soundbar. It's Goodbye Yellow Brick Road from me and goodbye to soundbars.