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Name: Edifier - S3000Pro Audiophile Active Speakers, Computer Speakers - Bluetooth 5.0 aptX - Planar Diaphragm Tweeters & 6.5" Woofers - Wood/Black
Brand: Edifier
SKU: 6418141
Price: 899.99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (19 reviews)

Edifier - S3000Pro Audiophile Active Speakers, Computer Speakers - Bluetooth 5.0 aptX - Planar Diaphragm Tweeters & 6.5" Woofers - Wood/Black

Model:: S3000Pro; |
SKU:: 6418141

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QuestionCan I connect these speakers to a receiver, if yes please make a suggestion. Looking for high quality system for our new small home.Also interested in nicer turntable to complete system. If I’m going about this the wrong way please advise and suggest
Asked 2 years ago by Kboa.
- Answer Yes if they have bluetooth capability but to save yourself some money a laptop or a computer pad these speakers are ready are by amplified with more than enough power to feel a nice size room the base response is really decent the mid-range is very good the planar Tweeter is pretty decent also I added an equalizer to mine I love these speakers
  Answered 1 year ago by Terry
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QuestionMay I use this speakers in to my receiver denon avr-s650H want to make sure will work?
Asked 2 years ago by Ernesto.
- Answer If there are pre outs , otherwise no.
  Answered 2 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionCan I use cell phone to hear music?
Asked 2 years ago by Jos.
- Answer Yes. It will connect easily via bluetooth or wired connection. See the instructions.
  Answered 2 years ago by Anonymous
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Questioncan these recieve music streamed from my Mac Book Pro computer if I plug them into my Yamaha tuner/amplifier?
Asked 4 years ago by schmel.
- Answer Yes. Blue tooth built in the speakers . excellent speakers for sound quality
  Answered 4 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionI understand that the speakers lack a subwoofer port, largely due to having a subwoofer built into them already. However, out of curiosity, can one still link the speakers to an external subwoofer through other means?
Asked 5 years ago by Cimeriel.
- Answer The woofers on these speakers are regular woofers, but they pick up lows really good. There are only inputs so there's no outputs to connect a subwoofer.
  Answered 4 years ago by DOWNSOUTH
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Edifier - S3000Pro Audiophile Active Speakers, Computer Speakers - Bluetooth 5.0 aptX - Planar Diaphragm Tweeters & 6.5" Woofers - Wood/Black

Q: QuestionCan I connect these speakers to a receiver, if yes please make a suggestion. Looking for high quality system for our new small home.Also interested in nicer turntable to complete system. If I’m going about this the wrong way please advise and suggest

Q: QuestionMay I use this speakers in to my receiver denon avr-s650H want to make sure will work?

Q: QuestionCan I use cell phone to hear music?

Q: Questioncan these recieve music streamed from my Mac Book Pro computer if I plug them into my Yamaha tuner/amplifier?

Q: QuestionI understand that the speakers lack a subwoofer port, largely due to having a subwoofer built into them already. However, out of curiosity, can one still link the speakers to an external subwoofer through other means?

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QuestionCan I connect these speakers to a receiver, if yes please make a suggestion. Looking for high quality system for our new small home.Also interested in nicer turntable to complete system. If I’m going about this the wrong way please advise and suggest

QuestionMay I use this speakers in to my receiver denon avr-s650H want to make sure will work?

QuestionCan I use cell phone to hear music?

Questioncan these recieve music streamed from my Mac Book Pro computer if I plug them into my Yamaha tuner/amplifier?

QuestionI understand that the speakers lack a subwoofer port, largely due to having a subwoofer built into them already. However, out of curiosity, can one still link the speakers to an external subwoofer through other means?