T5 Powered Subwoofer - 70w RMS Active Woofer with 8 inch Driver and Low Pass Filter

This is a compact super power.. It is so good for a small to mid size room. I first connected it to a Fosi BTA 20 Pro amp pre out and I had a buzz sound and was irritated, then i had to make a workaround I connected the WiiM Pro plus out to the Line in of the T5 and the line out from T5 to the Fosi Input of the am and wow, the issue was resolved and the sound was so fantastic. The Line Input and output provided in this sub solved the issue and it worked wonders.. absolute worth for the money...

Edifier T5 Subwoofer – Great Value for Small Rooms I’ve been using the Edifier T5 Subwoofer in my 12x15 room for 1 week now, and for the price, it’s been an excellent buy. The bass is deep and punchy, and the thump it creates really adds life to music and movies. It’s powerful enough to fill my room without overpowering the other speakers. Build quality feels solid, setup was simple, and the controls on the back make it easy to fine-tune the bass to my taste. For anyone looking for a budget-friendly subwoofer for a small to medium-sized room, the T5 delivers way more than you’d expect at this price point. I’m very satisfied with the performance.

I was looking to buy this subwoofer for the past one year with apprehension & confusion. Finally - my karma has come to pick up this last piece of sub for 13K in GIF. I think it is Good Deal. I already have a pair of R1280DB Speakers hooked up with my desktop which internally has Creative Sound Blaster Card. What to say! it was just Heaven when plugged the 3 mm Jack to the bookshelf and RCA to the sub - Furthermore, its only Thunder from all quarters and my glass showcases are shivering of its impact. The looks are premium, with good volume controls at back with LPF switch. Best compatibility with the above speakers. Buy this if you have rooms above10X8 otherwise the bass reverberates. Do not hesitate to buy if you have the resources - This small mammoth will cater your bass needs to the extreme. I am sure you will not regret the purchase any time - unless you want to shatter your neighbors glass showcases.

I have a set of Mordaunt Short Carnival 6s paired to a Norge Concerto Gold 1000 amp. It's a budget setup but has very clear and mellow sound. The problem is that the Carnival 6s have 5 1/2 inch bass drivers and these can't really reach very low. Since a while i've know that i'm missing some of the lows and base lines from either dance tracks or even classical jazz pieces. And have been wanting to add a sub. Saw the Edifier on Z Reviews (YouTube) and despite being a very critical guy rated them pretty high. So decided to give them a shot. What appealed to me is the connectivity. It takes in a RCA input and also has an RCA pass through connection. So my setup is RCA out from my source (TV), into the RCA In on the T5 and then RCA out from the T5 to the amp. This means my TV volume controls the whole system. Which is the way i usually run my setup anyways as the Norge amp doesn't have a remote either. So this really works for me. Once all the crossover and sub volume is set you can literally forget about it. And if for some reason you don't want the sub to chip in you can simply turn it off and it will still pass through signal through the RCA passthrough setup to the amp! Performance It's more than powerful enough for a small hall. The crossovers works well. Bass fills the room and it's completely without distortion. Find the volume knob is a little too sensitive. I only need about 25% volume and then even a small turn makes things start to sound boomy. Build quality is great. Comes with a bunch of cable but i would upgrade those immediately as they are pretty basic quality.

First I was skeptical of Buying this Subwoofer as I was unsure about the connecting to Sony HIFI System RX90. Connection was actually very easy. Now the Sound: I was between the 8inch and 10 inch subwoofer for power bass. I was completely blown away with the Performance. Not complicated to adjust the Bass with your requirement. Price point is amazing as other brands for 40K+. Owning a Active Subwoofer at 15k with such an amazing output and compatible with Hifi system has completely changed the experience in Listening to Music or Watching movies on OTT platform. Movie night now is like watching in Cinemas I don't hear any rumbling in bass, which says clarity is also good.

I have used only one day as of now but bass quality is very good it's good for 120-200 square feet room and provides deep bass good for watching movies and music can go for it

After a lot of research and waiting on sale Finally received my Edifier T5 Subwoofer Connected to Denon 1800H AVR via Pre Out number 2 , This Subwoofer is next level in music and movies now. After tuning the CrossOver Frequency to 120 Hz, 0 Angel, 3 0 clock Frequency and Volume, now I feel the real power of this Subwoofer. Floor Shaking, Wall Shaking, Awesome Sound Quality, Awesome Clarity , Functionality, Compatibility, Just my main Volume on Denon is 0.5/99 trust me it shakes everything Loving it so much , Tuning Matters, and this is peak level performing Subwoofer Awesome purchase I made this Festival 😎 No need to buy any Expensive Subs A pair of T5 is enough to shake anything for AVR.

The Edifier T5 Powered Subwoofer is a bass lover's dream come true. With 70 watts of RMS power and an 8-inch driver, it delivers an outstanding low-frequency punch that adds a whole new dimension to my audio experience. The most impressive feature of the T5 subwoofer is its power and precision. It effortlessly reproduces deep, resonant bass notes that I never knew were missing from my audio setup. The low pass filter ensures that the bass integrates seamlessly with my existing speakers, creating a balanced and immersive soundstage. The build quality is exceptional. The subwoofer feels robust and well-crafted, and it's evident that Edifier has invested in both aesthetics and durability. The stylish design, along with the matte finish, blends seamlessly with my home decor. Setting up the T5 subwoofer was a breeze. It comes with everything needed for a quick and hassle-free installation, including clear instructions. It's also compact enough to fit into various room configurations. What truly sets this subwoofer apart is its versatility. Whether it's enhancing the cinematic experience of movies or adding depth to music, the Edifier T5 excels in every aspect. The remote control and easy-to-use settings allow for precise customization, ensuring it adapts to your specific preferences. In conclusion, the Edifier T5 Powered Subwoofer is a must-have addition to any audio setup. It's a powerhouse when it comes to bass, offering deep, clear, and precise low-end frequencies. With its exceptional build quality and user-friendly features, it's a no-brainer for anyone looking to elevate their audio experience. I wholeheartedly recommend the Edifier T5 Powered Subwoofer to fellow music and movie enthusiasts.

Eris 3.5 ile kombinledim. Fazla bile geldi. Minicik açıyorum gayet o eksik frekansları dolduruyor. Amacım gümbür gümbür çalsın değil, apartman dairesinde öyle açıp da denemedim, ama monitör hoparlörlerle cidden inanılmaz seviye bir keyif alıyorum müzik dinlerken film izlerken. Paket sağlamdı açılmamıştı. İçinden halihazırdaki hoparlörünüze bağlamak için yeterince kablo çıkıyor. Fakat bağlamak için ya sub outu olan hoparlör lazım ya da unbalanced RCA giriş lazım hoparlörünüzde. Aux girişi olana da bağlayabilirsiniz ama 1 tane ekstra aux - rca kablosuna ihtiyacınız var. Ama en kolay bulunan kablolardan zaten.

If you are looking for good subwoofer, I have one and I like it, so I bought one more. It so cool bass compere with the money amount. Most subwoofer are double price. This one hass low frequency control

Non sono un audiofilo ma per me è davvero ottimo. Ascoltavo musica dalla mia workstation con due casse amplificata di buona qualità, ma l'aggiunta di questo sub ha cambiato veramente tutto. La mia scheda audi è standard e non ha una uscita specifica per subwoofer. Ora mi è venuta voglia di acquistare anche una scheda più performante e sentire che cosa cambierà. Tenete conto che è piuttosto voluminoso e i cavi di collegamento non sono troppo lunghi.

As other reviewers have stressed, it is important to spend the time and attention adjusting the low pass filter (the frequency response level [crossover point] at which the subwoofer cuts in with the 16' sounds) and the volume. As generally directed, it is sensible to set the bass on your amplifier to a neutral (0) level, i.e. no + or - adjustment to bass, as a starting point for calibrating the subwoofer, so that it works properly with the full available range. The cables supplied might work with other people's installed system/amp., but in my case I had to buy a separate 1 RCA male to 2 RCA male cable to make it work properly. The 3.5 mm [vs. an RCA] to 2 RCA male cable supplied was not usable in my case as there is no suitable 3.5 mm socket on my amp., which does, on the other hand, have a dedicated subwoofer OUT socket, to which my new cable is correctly connected, and working well. The other (2 RCA to 2 RCA) cable supplied with the unit generated feedback and distortion, although it sort of worked on some types music, but definitely not on others - and I was almost thinking of returning the unit altogether, if the replacement cable I obtained had not worked, but it does, and perfectly so. Phase control is set at 0 ('normal'), unless you have a long cable and the subwoofer produces sound other than from the same plane as your main speakers. Now that it has the right cable, and despite having been initially a little concerned about it with the 2 x 2 RCA plug cable, the system is working very well, and the gradual, proportionate response is very controllable, with a natural take-over of the lower bass registers from the main speakers, and the speaker and system as a whole is entirely free of background hum or noise. People who do not like music as much as I do have also commented that the effect is quite subtle, and can also be impressively powerful. There are of course very detailed (11+ point...) subwoofer set-up instructions available online, but so long as one starts with everything set as above, and on low/zero levels and works up, a very good set of levels can be arrived at. I recommend also using feel - i.e. the levels at which your hand feels the subwoofer starts to vibrate - it is (pleasingly) a very fine tuning to set this point, and then just above that, for the required 16' bass effect. As an analogy, anyone who plays an orchestral double bass, when doubling the cellos will know that it is a very subtle volume and level of precision that "tracks" the bass line an octave below, which is the most rewarding sound (the feeling of 'latent power') - simply enabling the octave to resonate almost with a life of its own, even at the softest levels, and which is a very wonderful thing. It is also very possible to achieve a good level of (non-boomy) precision in the bass notes with this unit, as well as the different sound textures (i.e. the difference between a baroque string bass, tuba/bass trombone, synth bass, and bass guitar, for example.) One can of course turn up the bass volume on the subwoofer for specific pieces of music, as required....! The music on which I want to hear more bass, is basically everything, ranging from rock and prog, to classical, big orchestral sounds, organ music, and electronic music. And so far, I am pleased to say that this subwoofer can handle all of it. It is also important of course to test and adjust your system using a selection of music that actually does have a range and variety of proper recorded 16' sounds, and to start from very low volume and pass filter settings, and work up to the level that sounds right for you. (Generally: "less is definitely more"...!) I have the volume on 1/4 of the max., and the pass filter (crossover) is set 1/2 way between 30 Hz and the max 160 Hz on the control knob dial (although the spec. suggests the range is 38-200 Hz.) but these settings adjustments will of course vary for everyone's different equipment, set-up, and personal tastes. The sleep mode mentioned by some is not an issue for me as I would simply switch the subwoofer off when not in use... In any case the sleep mode seems to work/wake up completely correctly. There is a sense of having a 'powerful, slumbering beast' that always has comfortably much more capacity in reserve than is being used, and could cope very easily with any levels of bass sounds one might wish to throw at it, and more.... if required. In general, I would recommend the acquisition of a subwoofer, as a very cost-effective way of getting more out of an existing sound system, without massive, expensive upgrades of amplifier and speakers. The unit actually measures approx. 25 cm (width) x 35.5 cm (depth, including space for the jacks and vol. / pass filter control knobs) x 28.5 cm (height) which is not as stated - I think the dimensions given online are the packaged size. It initially looked a little bigger than I expected when I picked up the box in which it was shipped, but it tucks away in a corner, effectively just about a square foot box, without taking up too much space, and the understated black design is very unobtrusive. RE: auto standby, after a month or so, I also take the point made by other reviewers. I had the unit once switch to standby [the standby timing is set at 20 mins, with no bass signal] with low recorded volume and a passage of music with little/no 16'. I agree, it would have been better to be able to turn that function on/off manually. However, I actually don't mind turning the subwoofer on again to get the 16' back under such (fairly rare) circumstances. It may also be a question of adjusting the crossover point, so that the unit does not miss out on receiving a signal.

Eu possuo um amplificador integrado Denon PMA-800ne, sem saída para subwoofer, porém, há saída Recorder que está atrelada a todas as entradas RCAs analógicas, então usei-a para conectar no Adifier T5. Saí da saída Recorder do PMA-800ne um cabo RCA e conecta-se no T5. Simples. O problema agora é o corte de frequência, já que o Subwoofer T5 vai até 160hz. Como minhas caixas começam em 60hz, fiz o cálculo (Entre 30hz e 160hz do T5) e coloquei no ponto 9 no potenciômetro que marca entre 30 e 160z, que corresponde entre 70 e 80hz. Desta forma preenche a queda dos graves na caixa de som. Eu usei o ChatGPT para me ajudar no cálculo e escolher o melhor ponto, passando os dados das caixas e subwoofer. O T5 é ótimo e fica melhor em músicas clássicas, que ficam mais encorpadas.