Solved Edifier queries/config?

Edwin said:

Just the Laptop and Edifier's..., nice compact setup..., perfectly enjoyable listening experience.
I have an antique sewing machine cabinet, gutted..., was thinking of converting it into a Laptop station..., will have to see how ambitious I am this summer!View attachment 28407

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Awesome custom display...

Alexey2912 said:

I'd prefer a dragon fly like usb for the laptop and phone...

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I wouldn't bother with the phone, unless you've got some high end audio files on your phone, or, you're streaming some high end audio off your phone, and just need to connect that way...,
too much junk hangin off the bottom of the phone..., move it a bit and it comes loose, loses the connection, not to mention having to hook up and unhook all that junk every time..., p-i-t-a really!



I would just use the Phone Link app, should be sufficient.

You seem to be vacillating on what you want - You ask for suggestions on equipment, and when given, you repeat you just want the Dragonfly.

Good luck.

Dru2 said:

You seem to be vacillating on what you want - You ask for suggestions on equipment, and when given, you repeat you just want the Dragonfly.

Good luck.

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You're right that am vacillating. The original thread started with how to configure Edifier. Than like BT and less treble. I had no clue than what DAC was. With my other Dell XPS laptop has enough audio not requiring ext speakers. Now with a bit of knowledge of DAC, I'm in search of something with a decent bitrate and high sampling. I would prefer purchasing such a DAC in USB form vs. another large device.

Thanks again for all your expert assistance!

Alexey2912 said:

I'm in search of something with a decent bitrate and high sampling. I would prefer purchasing such a DAC in USB form vs. another large device.

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The information on DAC, and USB DACs was posted, you just need to use it. The videos are just one aspect, but there's also the more Indepth reading material. You asked me if I checked out a link you provided, I would ask the same of you.

And for the record my DAC is USB. Anyway, I wish you luck on whatever you decide.

Peace

Hi @Edwin ,

Is it possible to unpair Edifier from BT (without affecting their performance), since I am using them as wired and would you recommend it. My intention is to keep the BT available for other accessories.
IF yes care to explain.
Apologize for my ignorance.

Thanks.

PS: Watched a movie yesterday, was an awesome experience.

Alexey2912 said:

Hi @Edwin ,

Is it possible to unpair Edifier from BT (without affecting their performance), since I am using them as wired and would you recommend it. My intention is to keep the BT available for other accessories.
IF yes care to explain.
Apologize for my ignorance.

Thanks.

PS: Watched a movie yesterday, was an awesome experience.

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Hi @Dru2 ,

Could you care to answer my query posted, would appreciate it. (@Edwin , is probably busy).

Thanks.

Alexey2912 said:

Hi @Dru2 ,

Could you care to answer my query posted, would appreciate it. (@Edwin , is probably busy).

Thanks.

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I can't answer those questions because I don't use Edifier speakers nor do I use a BT speaker setup. With that I have to ask... didn't those speakers come with instructions?

As for performance, some things you will have to experience for yourself to determine what works best for your given situation.

Sorry

Dru2 said:

I can't answer those questions because I don't use Edifier speakers nor do I use a BT speaker setup. With that I have to ask... didn't those speakers come with instructions?

As for performance, some things you will have to experience for yourself to determine what works best for your given situation.

Sorry

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Thanks for replying, appreciate it.:)

I'll check the booklet that came along if it has instruction about unpairing. But I doubt it has instructions about unpairing, has for pairing I think. (I need to unpair for my new accessories like keyboard, mouse etc.)

Apologize to have bothered you.

Best regards!

Just checked no unpairing instructions. Possibly some other member using Edifiers would be able to share their expert input.

Thanks again!

Unpairing instructions (for any BT device) are right here on this forum board: Remove Bluetooth Device in Windows 11 Tutorial

Lokien said:

Unpairing instructions (for any BT device) are right here on this forum board: Remove Bluetooth Device in Windows 11 Tutorial

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Thanks @Lokien , for posting the link appreciate it.:)

If any entry persists in device manager after unpairing through settings, with regards to Edifier should be removed manually correct?

Best regards!

Alexey2912 said:

Thanks @Lokien , for posting the link appreciate it.:)

If any entry persists in device manager after unpairing through settings, with regards to Edifier should be removed manually correct?

Best regards!

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So you're talking about removing a driver now? This is not necessary for unpairing a BT device at all.

Lokien said:

So you're talking about removing a driver now? This is not necessary for unpairing a BT device at all.

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Thanks again for the great expert input. Appreciate as always!:)

Lokien said:

So you're talking about removing a driver now? This is not necessary for unpairing a BT device at all.

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You are one great expert. Needed to add my new keyboard, mouse, and other accessories.

Additionally the wood expert is here to make a custom table and a flexible chair.

Thanks again!

Alexey2912 said:

Apologize to have bothered you.

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I'm never bothered by being asked for help. I'm simply pointing out there are instructions where many questions can be answered.

Dru2 said:

I'm never bothered by being asked for help. I'm simply pointing out there are instructions where many questions can be answered.

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Appreciate the positive attitude.
Thanks again;

Alexey2912 said:

Just checked no unpairing instructions.

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Just remove the Edifier's on the laptop and use wired.
Switch to Bluetooth to connect your phone.

Edwin said:

Just remove the Edifier's on the laptop and use wired.
Switch to Bluetooth to connect your phone.

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Remove from in setting > Bluetooth> Paired...unpair them? Keep using as wired?

BT of the laptop would be free to connect any other device?

Thanks for letting me know.

Must have been really busy today..

I don't have the capability to unpair, just Remove...