M3200

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Overview

The uniquely designed M3200 speaker delivers a refreshing look. Two hourglass-shaped satellites come with a curvy subwoofer to bring you exceptional sound.

Awaken Your Senses

Totaling 34 watts of power, Edifier’s M3200 is designed to take your listening experience above and beyond. Featuring a wooden enclosed subwoofer with a 5-½ inch driver, your sound will have a richer, deeper bass.

Simple Elegance

The two hourglass-shaped satellites are expertly tuned to provide pristine audio. Two different size drivers in each satellite provide a combined 18 watts of power. Coated in a glossy finish, the M3200 will make your desktop look pristine.

Glowing Control

While earning serious style points, Edifier’s M3200 is designed with brilliant functionality. A wired remote control with an aluminum wheel offers a smooth operating experience and lets you effortlessly adjust master volume. The M3200’s remote control features a subtle blue halo as the power indicator. So you’ll know exactly when this 2.1 speaker system is switched on and ready to pump out some serious beats. A headphone output and a 3.5mm auxiliary input port are also conveniently located on the remote control.

Lavish Style

Blue never looked so good. Edifiers’ M3200 unique shape is highlighted with a cool blue halo. Blue highlights circle the thinnest point of the satellites and subwoofer. The glowing circle only on the remote expresses that it is ready to blast sound. This 2.1 speaker system artfully blends design aesthetics with reliable functionality, perfectly suited for the style-conscious audiophiles.

Specification

Net Weight:

5.3kg

FAQ

My speakers are always too quiet when I turn them on

In order to protect the speakers (and your ears) from a loud volume surge, they utilize a volume remember setting that powers on at anywhere from 20 to 60% lower volume, depending on how loud they were when they were last switched off.

My speakers are no longer turning on/not playing any audio?

1. Are the speakers plugged into a working outlet and the master power switch on the active speaker is switched to on? Can you try the speakers with a few different outlets? Is the LED indicator on the speaker no longer coming on once you do this? 2. If the speakers are turning on can you try using them with a few different inputs and audio sources to see if you can get them to play? Also, be sure to check the input you are using to connect to the speakers is selected using the remote or volume knob. *If the speakers will not turn on after checking the power switch and making sure the outlet is working, the internal power supply is most likely bad and the speakers will need to be replaced if they are under warranty.

Would these work with the audio technica turntable at lp-60?

These can be connected to a turntable as long as your turntable can be connected through the auxiliary input.

Support Product and technical support

2.1 Multimedia Speaker Subwoofer System