- My good speakers are ATC STUDIO MONITOR worth around ten thousand now, and I use them for the music I create and to listen to quality recordings. My ear knows very well what it hears. I got the Edifiers knowing what I was getting. They are extremely honest for their price, making the average ear happy. They play quite well and are fairly balanced. The bass/tweeter always depends on the speaker placement. On a relatively closed bookshelf, they have very good bass. Of course, they have a separate potentiometer for bass and treble. The 120W is the total of the 4 speakers, 35 + 25 for each speaker. They could play a bit louder, but it's not necessary because increasing the volume does not distort them. Simply put, they are not meant for a big party, nor are they intended for such use. They are made for relatively quality daily use.
- They connect via optical fiber and audio cable (2 inputs) and of course via Bluetooth. I play them via Bluetooth; they might sound even better with the optical, I don't know.
- Top-notch build quality, very beautiful, and a 5-meter cable that connects them. One speaker plugs into the outlet and has all the controls, while the other simply connects with one cable. The remote control is good too.
- 319 euros is not a small amount, but you get a ready-made amplified system that will last a very long time, with multi-connectivity that meets the acoustic aesthetic needs of 99% of people. 5 stars because if you want it to play louder and perhaps a bit better, you start from 1 thousand, and if you really want top sound quality, you are looking in the wrong place

Only with a few days of experience, I record my impressions:
Appearance, build quality is excellent. The brown wood and the "leather-like" black surface resemble a miniature premium audiophile speaker. Many inputs, 2 X Line in, 1 optical, 1 coaxial, Bluetooth. Control panel without illumination with the necessary buttons, nothing more is needed. Apart from the cables for connections (RCA & optical) and a 5-meter one for active-passive connection.
Sound (optical connection): Having hi-end reference speakers, I can say that their detail is excellent up to a critical volume point. Beyond that, clarity decreases and the sound becomes slightly muffled. Expected, of course, from a low-cost amplifier. However, they should not be judged with high standards. They are honest for the money they ask, easily covering a large indoor space (~30 m2) with very good mid-high resolution, up to a sufficiently high volume level.
Bluetooth: It connects easily without any glitches (the best I have encountered) with clear sound.
Negatives: A level indicator would be useful because the wireless volume is a bit blind.