Enjoy audio from nearly any wired or Bluetooth source with the Edifier S2000MKIII Bluetooth Speaker System. These speakers feature optical, digital coaxial, and two stereo RCA inputs, allowing you to have up to four wired source devices connected for easy switching. Onboard Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity supports aptX HD for high-fidelity audio with compatible media. Each speaker sports a planar diaphragm tweeter and a 5.5" aluminum woofer. An included interconnect cable connects the active speaker to the passive speaker, and various included audio cables allow for instant connectivity.

Up to 130W of Total RMS Power    Bluetooth Audio Streaming    5.5" Aluminum Woofers    Planar-Diaphragm Tweeters    Optical, Digital Coaxial, 2 x RCA Inputs    Bass, Treble, and Volume Knobs    Includes Remote Control & Various Cables

Wirelessly transmit lossless and HD music signals, allowing Bluetooth playback to retain the same music quality as wired digital transmission.

The S2000MKIII system outputs up to 15W per channel of treble and up to 50W per channel of mid-bass to help it express the vocal scenes of large spaces.

The included wireless remote control lets you adjust the volume, switch audio source, select your listening mode, and turn the speakers on or off.

Two DSP chips independently manage the electronic frequency division and dynamic management of the treble and bass channels for precise control of the frequency distribution to take full advantage of the tweeters and woofers.

Optical, digital coaxial, and two stereo RCA inputs are onboard, allowing you to connect a few devices at once, including your TV, cable/satellite box, Blu-ray player, and others.

Swap between four preset EQ modes (Monitor, Dynamic, Classical, and Vocal) with the press of a button. These four sound modes are designed to highlight distinctive tones in varying genres of music and audio.

The treble, bass, and volume are individually adjustable. 50 levels of adjustment of the master volume and smart startup volume help protect both your hearing and the speakers from harm. The speaker casing is made from a wood veneer while the knobs are made from metal.

The display shows you the selected input status of the speaker (source, sound effect modes, and volume) with its OLED screen.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with a Windows 10 laptop?

A: No

Q: 2. how is this different or better/worse than the Rode Wireless Go ii. Can't decide between the two. It is for use with the Sony A7iii?

A: Main difference is this is Bluetooth. Bluetooth is usually a format with more latency issues than other wireless formats. It also does not transmit as far. Only about 30 feet max.

Q: 3. Can it capture dual audio channels?

A: There is a microphone built into the reciever as well the transmitter and you can record both sources.

Q: 4. In which country it is made / manufactured or assembled in? Have you stop selling CHINES made products?

A: The country of origin for this would be the country of China.

Q: 5. What bodies in the a6 line will this work with (a6000–6600)? None, all, some? Which ones? I'm having a hard time figuring out which ones have the MI hot shoe. Thanks

A: The Sony A6000, A6100, A6300, A6400, A6500, and A6600 all have the Multi Interface shoe. In addition to being compatible with Sony's Multi Interface shoe, the ECM-W2BT wireless receiver also has a standard 3.5mm output for connection to any traditional DSLR or mirrorless cameras with a 3.5mm mic input, so the wireless system can also be used with many other cameras and is not limited to only those with the MI shoe. A 3.5mm cable is included with the wireless system.

Q: 6. Is this the small version?

A: No, this is the regular version. The small version is B&H # EVVM4SW.

Q: 7. Is there a bar display or some battery charge indicator?

A: Yes, There is a charge LED (single LED not a bar) indicator on both the transmitter and receiver.

Q: 8. Can this connect to a Bluetooth speaker?

A: The Sabinetek SmartMike+ Bluetooth Microphone does not connect to a bluetooth speaker.

Q: 9. Can these two pair in transmitter and receiver mode, so audio can be fed into a camera?

A: Yes, you can use the two SmartMike+ units in Transmitter/Receiver Mode as a single-channel wireless mic system for a camera. You will need to use a cable with a 3.5mm TRRS connector on one end and a 3.5mm TRS connector on the other end, like the Rode SC7 (B&H # ROSC7). Connect the TRRS end to the SmartMike+ unit that is set up as your receiver and then connect the TRS end to the camera's mic input.

Q: 10. I use photoshop a lot. would this mouse be a good solution for my wrist pain?

A: Yes, the Evoluent VerticalMouse is specifically designed for people that suffer wrist pain and similar problems such as carpal tunnel syndrome.