2.1 Desktop Speakers | Bluetooth - Under 20k

[Jonas]

I want to buy some decent desktop speakers with Bluetooth connectivity options.

Currently I have an ancient Philips 2.1 system, and one of the satellite speaker has stopped working. If it hadn't died, I would still be willing to use it.

Looking for something that won't take a lot of space, can be put on desktop or wall mounted. When I am at it, might as well consider something that will save me from the wire menace.

Budget? Under 20k.

Most of the time I am streaming chillstep:


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[Deleted member 83050]

@SpeedxThunder i think the zebronics 9750 pro doesn't support hdmi passthrough hence the issue. The 5.1 surround effect only works through e-arc port. optical port doesn't get dolby surround/atmos signals.

 

[Jonas]

It doesn’t have an HDMI in port (hence no pass through), so it is basically designed to be used with a TV.

 

[SpeedxThunder]

@rajat_ Dolby surround works with optical but only in Dolby access demo and nothing else
(The sound bar shows led text when a Dolby surround is played)

 

[Jonas]

Are you going to use it with a PC?

 

[SpeedxThunder]

yeah

 

[Jonas]

How are you planning to use it then? Will you pay for Dolby Access?

 

[conquest]

Edifier any day.

 

[Deleted member 83050]

@SpeedxThunder how's the sound signature? is the bass excessive or adequate? dailogue clarity/vocals? highs?

 

[SpeedxThunder]

@Jonas even if I paid for Dolby it will only work on headphones

for speakers they are free

I tried some Dolby content but it's only working in a few I tried Avengers Endgame with 7.1 dts it wasn't working

then I set it to 5.1 Dolby digital compatibility mode I got that Dolby surround turned on in the soundbar and the immersion increased

also even with 2.0, will all the speakers produce audio? I thought if I played 2.0 audio the extra channels wouldn't produce audio

 

[SpeedxThunder]

@rajat_ I am not able to use its full potential like lossless HDMI with Dolby Atmos but I purchased it specifically for vocals and the proper amount of bass with the extra Dolby Atmos

I even compared it with the Sony s40r and Samsung B67e

s40r had heavy bass

b67e felt more neutral so you can also go for that

but about the 9750 Pro, I would say it's an all-rounder with the extra feature of Dolby Atmos

but it will only work if you have a tv that supports e-arc