The speakers are solid wood on the sides. I bought the EDIFIER stands, and those are not real wood, even if they look very good.

I can certainly go ask and find out for you, I provided the information I was given. I didn’t micro detail to check that, lol :)

Hi Bao.

There is no real way to connect the S2000pro to any other product, as it has no output components. All of the ports are inputs. However, it may be possible to connect your TV/Source to a converter box as the first product in the chain, that then connects to a dedicated sub. Some active subs have a simple sub connection.

It is very possible that something exists out there that goes from the TV into some other amp device, that then has a dual output: One directly to the subwoofer. The other, likely either 3.5mm or RCA that go to speakers that have those inputs.

I think that would be the only way you could connect a sub to bookshelves and even then, its not really connected to the speaker at all, but some converter box.

TV > Converter Box > (path output 1 goes to the Sub) and (path output 2 goes to RCA or 3.5mm)

I have not ever used anything like this, so I could not recommend or comment on them. If they exist, that is likely how they function.

Do I need to buy an amplifier to connect them?

Thanks

Thank you! Glad you enjoy them too.

I’m enjoying my set, but now I have the itch to upgrade to the Airpulse models (A100, A200, A300) which is the natural upgrade for these sets. They are made and designed by Platinum Audio Systems, which Phil Jones and Edifier are a part of. It’s an offshoot brand that sits above the usual multimedia offerings of the standard Edifier brand.

Cheers!

Sadly, I have zero experience with anything desktop related from Apple, my experience with that company ends at the iphone. I’ve never used any of their other products so I couldn’t say really. A quick skim of the specs leads me to see a 3.5mm port. Easy peasy if that is a 3.5mm output. Just grab an RCA to 3.5mm cable (red and white RCA male to 3.5mm male) and you are good to go.

Hi!

An optical connection will result in better sound quality overall. However, I still use these speakers as my primary home setup and I only use the RCA and Bluetooth connections. Optical is a purely digital output. RCA is analog and there are many people who prefer one or the other. I do consider the Optical cable output side to sound a little cleaner, maybe a bit smoother too. But, I can assure you that many audiophiles prefer the analog sound as well. Depends on your preference in tonality. :)