avreview.co.uk Updated: 2014-09-21 01:56:50
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In truth, the bass response isn't quite up there with the others in this test, sounding distinctly on the thin side - they could probably benefit from the addition of Audioengine's S8 powered subwoofer. And at the other end of the dynamic scale the treble has a tendency to get a bit too...
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We've listened to and enjoyed a couple of powered speaker ranges in the past, but this is our first encounter with any of the company's passive designs.The AP4s are extremely compact (less than 23cm high), front-ported two-way speakers – the tweeter i...
Usefully small, exemplary finish at the money, sweetly articulate midrange, good integration...
Fractionally bright at the top end, slightly inflexible at the bottom...
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A compact passive model from the masters of the powered desktop speaker Photo: Brent ButterworthEnlarge Back panel of the Audioengine P4 Photo: Brent ButterworthEnlargeFrequency response of the Audioengine P4, at at 0° on-axis (blue trace) and average of...
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avguide.com Updated: 2014-09-21 01:56:48
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Audioengine is perhaps best known for its critically acclaimed, self-powered, desktop monitors, such as the mid-sized model A5 ($349/pair) and the smaller but—in its way—no less impressive model A2 ($199/pair). But the firm’s newest speaker, the P4 bo...
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The speakers came packaged in a large box. Inside the box, the speakers were in a microfiber-like bag to protect them. These passive speakers come...
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Here’s where it can get cool. Audioengine doesn’t just make speakers. They make stuff that makes their speakers way more fun. You can attach the N22 (and AP4s) to the surround/rear ports on a home theater receiver using the Audioengine W1 wireless audio adapters ($99) and get wireless surround sound. No more crawling through the attic or under your...
AP4 speakers sound clean and neutral combined with the N22 amp, N22 amp has integrated headphone amp built in, Build quality is solid, Combination provides a lot of flexibility.
No USB audio on USB port.
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maximumpc.com Updated: 2014-09-21 01:56:49
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Love's Pretty When It's New We borrowed the line above from Merle Haggard to let you know our torrid love affair with B&W’s MM-1 multimedia speakers has cooled. A stunning two-channel temptress has lured us into a new and equally passionate relationshi...
Exquisite sound, thanks to Kevlar woofers, silkdome tweeters, and beefy enclosures.
Large cabinets; requires separate amp; no grilles.
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After I’d reviewed Audioengine’s A2 multimedia speakers in July 2008, they were named ’s Product of the Year for that year, and I’ve lived happily with them ever since. Audioengine packed fabulous nearfield sound into the A2’s dinky cabinet, crammed...
A year ago, I reviewed the TEAC DR-H300 DVD receiver for our companion site Home Theater & Sound. It’s a $400 combo of two-channel receiver (with subwoofer out) and DVD player that delivers a marvel of audio and video options, and is designed for sm...
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hemagazine.com Updated: 2014-09-21 01:56:51
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The P4s would be a great choice for an inexpensive sub/sat system. So in this case I'm going to side with active, but just because it's a little more flexible.
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My girlfriend had surprised me with the Audioengine P4 as a birthday present. I've had them for a couple of years now, and I have to say, it's one of the best gifts I've ever received. A little about myself, I have a huge appreciation for all sorts of gen...
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AudioEngine is rare in the audiophile world as a Hong-Kong based boutique designer and manufacturer of hand-built speakers. The principals of the company have an extensive background in the professional end of the audio industry and have already applie...
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