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Luca

Monitores de calidad con mando a distancia incluido

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 24 de abril de 2015

Tamaño: ClassicColor: NegroCompra verificada

La calidad de construcción de estos monitores es muy buena, los acabados son perfectos y incluso el embalaje destaca por calidad.
El sonido me parece bueno, muy equilibrado. Vienen con un mando a distancia muy cómodo para ajustar volumen y activar/desactivar la modalidad de ahorro energético (los monitores siguen encendidos pero en stand-by). Los uso con el DAC de Audioengine D1 y el resultado es bueno.
Para apreciar plenamente del sonido de estos monitores es mejor montarlos en habitaciones que no sean pequeñas.

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Tomas V.

Perfect, except the overheating issue

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 9 de septiembre de 2014

Tamaño: ClassicColor: Negro

Great crisp clear sound and surprisingly low punch for the size of the woofer. I recommend to pair with audioengine d1 and the speaker stands audioengine ds2. However, bit of problem with overheating, which is hopefully gonna be solved with usb cooling fan I just ordered/you should be able to power it from the back of the speaker/

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J B

The perfect speaker if you want it easy and high quality with no HUM.

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 3 de febrero de 2019

Tamaño: ClassicColor: NegroCompra verificada

What I was looking for was high quality audio for under £400 - the problem was I was plagued with HUM and HISS, INTERFERENCE from my computer, especially when gaming. My previous speakers (eris) would hum constantly and it would unbearable when gaming. These speakers do not hum at all.

In this review I wont talk about SOUND QUALITY in detail, as this is something I think defers per person, instead Ill write about the use of these speakers, things that affect everyone no matter how tuned your ears are. I did however get a second hand D1 DAC to use with these to increase the sound quality a little, however I didnt REALLY need it, its just a love having a central little volume control ontop of my headphone dac.

I'm going to give some bullet points and make some comparisons to audio stuff I have owned and used for some time:

- These do not hum or hiss unless you turn them above 65% volume on the speaker itself, however this isn't needed. Above this volume they could fill a large apartment. I dont know why they dont; compared to other speakers that hummed for me (KRK, ERIS, MACKIE) Those listed speakers had hum even when using balanced TRS connections, It was not a ground loop, I checked. I dont know the reason for this, but Audioengine boasts completely in house parts; active speakers have and internal amp inside them to make them 'plug n play' so you dont need your own; my theory is that audioengine's internal in house one has been tuned perfectly to reduce the hum/hiss. Not only this, but MAYBE the fact that only one speaker has power running through it; the other is connected to the main speaker with copper gauge wire. Having only one power plug compared to one on each speaker (KRK, ERIS, MACKIE) could reduce noise and get rid of that hum. (Again no science here, just my intuition)

- The build quality and packaging is support; the little velvet bags everything comes in is a nice touch.

- The LED on the front is blinding and distracting to me as I use these on my PC and they are always in my vision. I bought some sticky black dots from ebay and covered it with that.

- The volume knob on the front is lovely; tactile and makes a feint click noise as you turn it. The fact is turns and has no stopping point is annoying, meaning you have to use the LED to see when its full. I however dont mind as i always turn the speakers back down when im finished, a quick rotate is enough to make them quiet again. A small caveat.

- The remote is a pure novelty; I dont see why you'd use it; I cant see a use. If you had your phone plugged in or whatever you cant pause, you can just lower volume, mute or put the speakers into sleep mode. Why would you do that? If you put them to sleep its because your not using them but the audio source continues on the device, as it only controls the speakers. If you think your going to get the remote, get the a5+ Wireless edition, they are about £90 more on sale and are actually useful if you want to use them wirelessly.

- The usb port also seems a novelty. I dont want to charge my phone from my speakers.

- They need some sound insulation on the bottom, they come with tiny little pads stuck to them, but they wont really do anything. You can get a pair of isolation pads or audioengine's own branded ones. I got the branded ones purely because they look aesthetically pleasing to me.

If I had to describe these speakers in one sentence - 'Well made speakers for anyone looking to get a high quality setup easily.'

Previous Audio equipment Ive owned for over 3 weeks of use:
KRK rokit 5, KRK rokit 4, Eris 5, Mackie CR4, Audient id14, focusrite 2i4, Logitech g533, Logitech Z623, Audio technica at40hx, beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro Headphones

My current setup:

MASSDROP o2 +sdac, Seinheisser hd660s, Audioengine D1 Dac, Audioengine a5+ speakers, audioengine sound absorption pads.

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Absolute bargain for the price, capable of superb sound quality

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 10 de mayo de 2014

Tamaño: ClassicColor: NegroCompra verificada

Lets get the negative out of the way first - I knocked 1 star off because my first set went faulty within just 15 minutes use (left hand mid/bass driver stopped working) and I had to wait 9 days for replacements because they had to go back to the UK distribution center to be tested before replacements would be issued, so not the best quality control on the planet, nor the fastest replacement.

These speakers, as with all decent quality audio, need a run in period before sounding at their best (approx. 50hrs). I have run mine in for about 80 hours prior to reviewing.

Plug them straight in to your headphone socket and you'll get a really good set of speakers with good clarity and a surprising bass for their size (playing Enya's "Storms in Africa" which is very heavy on the bass gave an impressive performance). And you'll get a vastly improved midrange over any of the 2.1 PC speaker options available thanks to the larger cones.

I'm not plugging mine into the headphone socket though, and as such this review is more for those who want to know what these speakers are capable of as part of a higher spec setup.
Firstly, I'm using a microStreamer DAC (digital to analogue converter) which gives much improved clarity over the cheap DACs built in to laptops, tablets etc.
Secondly, I'm using high quality cables throughout (I'll list all the kit at the end of the review)
Thirdly, I've added a Tannoy 2.10 subwoofer. Reason being that although these speakers have a very impressive bass, any speakers with a 50Hz roll off will not accurately reproduce large bass drums and deep bass guitars properly. I believe that to hear the original recording as it was intended to be heard you need a speaker setup that can produce the full range of frequencies present in the original track. The Tannoy 2.10 goes down to 24Hz and with its tight superbly controlled deep bass it's a great match for these desktop speakers (albeit somewhat overpowered at 300W RMS, I only have the sub volume set to about 20%)
Lastly I'm using FLAC files which are lossless, compared to mp3s, although mp3s still sound great through this setup.

I also spent the time plotting a frequency response graph using a series of sine wave test tones downloaded off the net and an SPL meter (sound pressure level). Then I used EAPO a text based parametric equaliser available free on the net that supports up to 100 channels to flatten out the frequency response as best I could (I've now got a line to within +/- 2dB from 32Hz through to 600Hz). This may sound somewhat over the top, but audibly the difference is very noticeable, it sounds awesome !

So basically, I've got a setup that in total cost approx. £1,050 and has been properly configured and run in. Is it worth the money ? Absolutely 200% YES in my opinion. I previously had a £2,500 hifi made up of very highly rated components including £600 KEF floorstanding speakers, and this is a far more detailed and engaging sound.

Bass is excellent between the A5+ and the tannoy sub, very deep but still tight and well controlled. Bass heavy songs like Pendulum's "Witchcraft" and "Propane Nightmares" sound great and really shake the floor, whilst bass drums and bass guitar tracks in all songs sound very realistic and well defined.
Midrange is probably the strongest point of all in these speakers, clarity is fantastic, better than any other speakers I've listened to up to around £600 in the past (and when you consider you get an amplifier thrown in too, it really makes these a bit of a bargain in my opinion).
Treble is crystal clear, the triangle(?) in Madonna's "Material Girl" really sings out, but without sounding at all harsh.
Soundstage is good, my speaker positioning isn't ideal as they're at the back of a large desk approx. 4ft apart so it could no doubt be better, but sitting in the centre and listing to Madness' "Return of the Los Palmas 7" is excellent, it sounds like someone's knocking together wooden blocks right next to my left ear while the saxophone is off into the distance.

These sound great with everything I've thrown at them, from pop to DnB to metalcore and also classical from Holst Planets to Masterworks for Flute & Piano. If these eventually die I'd almost certainly replace them with a 3rd set, I haven't heard anything else in this price range that comes even remotely close. I did have a set of TDL floorstanding speakers and a Tangent amp in the bedroom that cost roughly the same as the Audioengine A5+, the A5+ made the previous setup sound awful, I just couldn't bear listening to them again and consigned them to the bin.
As far as 2.1 systems go, although expensive compared to normal PC 2.1 systems, these paired with a good sub are on a completely different planet. I've had numerous 2.1 packages in the past and without exception they all fail miserably in the midrange because the cones on the satellites are simply too small and no amount of fiddling with the eq will overcome that.

Complete setup:-

Audioengine A5+
Tannoy 2.10 Subwoofer
HRT microStreamer DAC
Supra 2.0 USB to mini USB cable
QED Performance Audio J2J jack cable
QED Performance Audio Graphite phono cable (from A5+ to Sub)
Tacima CS929 6 Way Mains Conditioner

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Robbie G

Games and TV: Yes - Music: No

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 16 de noviembre de 2018

Tamaño: ClassicColor: NegroCompra verificada

EDIT (2nd Dec 2018): Changed from 3 stars to 4 stars. Accidentally had these on loud when playing some music and they sounded phenomenal (for the price)!!! Still having issues with some music though - Shinedown's "ATTENTION ATTENTION" is now struggling to play (and I can find no reports online about the MQA source on TIDAL being flawed). But the music that these speakers can play, they play very well.

[Original review follows...]

I couldn't get these speakers to play music that sounded enjoyable (for me). I tried with My Chemical Romance's "The Black Parade" song, and the music was overpowering Gerard Way's vocals to the point where I was struggling to hear him. The song was streamed from TIDAL using Roon, and was the 24-bit 44.1kHz MQA version. I tweaked the EQ in Roon and added a single setting:

High Shelf (adjusts the loudness of high frequencies without adjusting lower frequencies)
Starting at 1000 Hz
3dB gain
Q factor 1.00

This helped a bit, but not enough that I would listen to music on them. I am running the speakers through the Chord Hugo TT DAC (a £3000+ DAC), so the DAC is not the problem. I also have Audeze LCD-4 headphones (a £3000+ pair of headphones), and the sound was working fine when I tried the headphones with the DAC. I am fussy where music quality is concerned, and while I couldn't get music sounding good to my tastes, it is highly possible that you may enjoy the sound that these speakers produce. I know that a pair of £300 speakers isn't going to sound as good as a £3000 pair of headphones, but I expected the balance between vocals and bass to be a bit more "separated". The bass on the speakers is very nice without sounding artificial.

Although my experience from the music side isn't what I hoped, watching TV and playing games with these speakers is absolutely fantastic! I get a lot of atmosphere in the games I am playing while using the speakers and the speakers have increased my enjoyment of the games A LOT. The primary reason for purchase was for use when playing games, so the speakers fulfil their primary role.

The build quality on the speakers is faultless - they are rock solid, heavy, and definitely built to last. The remote control and sleep mode is also a nice touch.

The manual says to give the speakers a 30-50 hour burn-in period. Hopefully, the sound that I get out of them for music will be more enjoyable after this period. However, I am sceptical where "burn-in" is concerned, and think it is more to do with the listener getting used to the sound rather than the sound actually getting better.

Overall, I don't regret my purchase, and for the price they are a nice set of bookshelf speakers. However, if you demand a certain quality for your music, I strongly recommend you finding somewhere you can demo these speakers before making a purchase.

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sean

Great Performance

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 30 de enero de 2013

Tamaño: ClassicColor: NegroCompra verificada

I decided to buy these after sending back a set of Bose Companion 3's. Before they arrived I was a little concerned that they may not have enough Base as the Bose had a sub, when they did arrive I was blown away by how much base these speakers do give out, some people have said 'to much base' but this is easily tweaked in software. Anyway the clarity from the highs right through the mids is outstanding and the base is a crisp thump rather than a muffled thud. These things go extremely loud if you need to and will easily fill a good sized room although I don't think I will ever use the volume above 1/3rd. To get the best out of these speakers you really need to be playing CD's or good quality Mp3's. The on off switch is at the back which is a pain as mine are under my desk and it would mean crawling on my hands and knees if I have to switch them off at the back, however after emailing 'Audioengine' I was told that they didn't need to be switched off at the back and that pressing the volume button on the front of the left speaker would put them in to 'sleep mode' which was sufficient for when not using the computer.(please note they consume 4w of power in sleep mode)... (you also get a small remote that allows you to put them to sleep as well as mute and change the volumes). I am very pleased and impressed with these speakers they are the best sounding speakers I have ever owned and my Denon system in the living room has become redundant at the moment. Audioengine state that the speakers will not sound at their best until after they are 'Broken in' which takes 30-50 hours of playtime, I believe this to be true as I swear the more I play them the better thay are sounding. The packaging is quality with each speaker and cables all wrapped in their own cloth, silk lined bags before being boxed up. In the US I believe they come with a 3 year warranty but over here in the UK its only 12 months which led me to buy an extended 3 year warranty for an extra £69, I am one of those people that always experiences electrical s breaking down within days of the warranty running out so an extra £69 if they last me at least 3 years I will be happy....ish. Anyway, to summarise..... nicely packed, very sturdy build quality but above all an absolutely fantastic sound especially when playing good quality Mp3's or CD.

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alan welsh

Great speakers that dont disapoint

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 5 de noviembre de 2018

Tamaño: ClassicColor: NegroCompra verificada

This is the second time I have bought these speakers, the last time was almost 9 years ago. The sound quality blew me away back then and the newer model does not disappoint either.
My old speakers develpoed a fault a few months ago, loss of sound to the passive speaker. I could compensate by adjusting the balance on my PC which I had the speakers hooked up to but I finally decided to try to get them repaired but Audioengine do not provide tech support outside the USA. Audioengine did offer to repair or replace but the shipping and customs fee's made it impractical, hence the new purchase.
The sound quality of these speakers is incredible when listening to CD, DVD audio or high quality sound files.
I use my PC with these speakers as a multi media platform, music, films, gaming. The bass is rich and powerful. (quality speaker stands I would recommend as I found the bass a little overwhelming when sat on furniture) High ends are bright and sharp with solid mid range tones filling out the sound.
I found myself hearing things I had never heard before, old familiar songs sounded new and it had me borrowing CD's off of family members just to hear more new music. Live recordings are incredible, it sounds like you are at the gig.
I love these speakers, I honestly have nothing bad to say even the price is reasonable. Only the lack of UK tech support prevents me giving them 5 stars.
Set them up as the manual instructs (mine are about 8 inches from the wall) sit back, listen and feel a grin spread across your face.

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Mr Andrew M Parker

Nice sounding but I have a slight hiss

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 4 de marzo de 2019

Tamaño: ClassicColor: NegroCompra verificada

I've had these speakers for 4 years now and they're still on my desk. I use them daily and haven't really to many issues with them. I like the sound quality and they can really blow you away. That being said I sadly have a slight hiss on mine which I can only assume is some sort of interference on the circuit board somewhere. Perhaps someone didn't adequately separate the dirty and clean areas and there's some sort of EMI interference, I don't know. All I know is I've tried everything bar taking them apart and can't get rid. I can only hear it when nothing else is playing but if you search google its a fairly common issue.

From a sound point of view the only thing they lack is bass. They have a good enough amount but they aren't close to a subwoofer by any stretch. If however you aren't looking to annoy your neighbours, they are definitely good enough.

I'd wholeheartedly recommend getting some banana plugs for the audio cable between them as it makes it a lot easier when moving about.

Overall I'd recommend the speakers but be aware that over time they may develop a hiss. It's my understanding that this happens to a lot of speakers so you'll have to ensure you do your own research into the matter. They're still good speakers though.

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Claudio Malvezzi

Sistema (casse+ampli) veramente High-end

Revisado en Italia 🇮🇹 el 18 de noviembre de 2017

Tamaño: ClassicColor: NegroCompra verificada

Premetto: ascolto musica (perlopiù classica ed operistica) da mezzo secolo ormai e ne sono un fruitore "intensivo", ovvero circa sei ore al giorno perché, come webmaster, al PC ci passo la vita. Ascolto questo "sistema" da oltre una settimana e ne sono veramente entusiasta! Il suono è naturale, non stanca l'udito, è sempre tridimensionale e, fatto un debito "rodaggio", posso garantire che non ha nulla da invidiare a stereo ben più blasonati, tenendo presente che queste casse, le si ascolta da vicino e non a qualche metro di distanza. Le ho accoppiate con un DAC esterno: Pro-Ject USB Box S - Scheda audio esterna, DAC Sigma-Delta, ingresso USB, colore: Nero Ho acquistato altri prodotti di questa ditta austriaca e li ho sempre trovati inarrivabili nel rapporto qualità/prezzo. La scelta di un DAC esterno è obbligatoria: se non lo si ha, la traccia audio passa per il kernel della nostra CPU (prima di arrivare alla scheda audio), sovraccaricandola ma, soprattutto, aggiunge dati relativi al kernel, che nulla hanno a che fare con l'audio stesso. Suono e CPU ringraziano per questa scelta, visto che kernel e CPU vengono bypassati.
La timbrica risente dell'equalizzazione del disco, come si conviene ad un vero Hi-fi che, per sua stessa definizione, NON appiattisce tutto. Mettete il primo disco di Andrea Bocelli (Andrea Bocelli) ed avrà troppi bassi nella prima parte e quasi nessuno nella parte finale. La prova degli altoparlanti l'ho fatta "sadicamente": ho messo "Casta Diva" (dalla Norma di V. Bellini) cantata da Maria Callas. Sugli acuti (che solo lei sapeva fare), è normale sentire una lieve distorsione (un che di metallico). Una prova che mette in ginocchio fior di stero... ebbene qua non c'è nulla di metallico. Sa di incredibile...
L'amplificazione è ai massimi livelli: i bassi sono "frenati" (ha un circuito di controreazione coi fiocchi), la gamma udibile è totale e, quando finisce la musica, non si sente alcun fruscio (la componentistica è di primissima qualità). Sulla potenza non so dirvi: è superiore a qualla sopportabile dai miei timpani. La gamma dinamica è quindi estesa e confacente alle esigenze anche dei patiti di "classica" come me.
Queste casse costano care, ma valgono fino all'ultimo centesimo speso e, guardando la possibile concorrenza, forse qualcosa di più.

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Bobnoxious

Was will man mehr?

Revisado en Alemania 🇩🇪 el 2 de marzo de 2018

Tamaño: ClassicColor: NegroCompra verificada

Seit Jahren habe ich "Philips DS6600/10 Fidelio 2.0 Docking-Lautsprecher für Apple iPod/iPhone" (https://www.amazon.de/Philips-DS6600-10-Fidelio-Docking-Lautsprecher/dp/B0078300OI) am PC angeschlossen. Klang, Optik & Verarbeitung war super! Leider hat Philips offensichtlich an Qualität gespart, denn mein erstes Paar verabschiedete sich nach knapp 1.5 Jahre. Über eBay konnte ich ein zweites Paar sehr günstig kaufen. Dieses Paar hat nicht mal ein Jahr durchgehalten! Schade auch!

Auf der Suche nach Ersatz habe ich auf die übliche Mitstreiter gelandet, die mich nicht überzeugen konnten, wie:

- Bose (sehr teuer, klingt durchschnittlich)
- Logitech (dünner Plastik, schlechtem Klang), etc.

Im Fachhandel bin ich aber auch auf die "Aktimate Mini" (als Vorführgerät) und "Audioengine A2+" und "Audioengine A5+" gestoßen. Die Aktimate Mini's fand ich super aber auch leider viel zu groß für einen Schreibtisch. Die Audioengine A5+ konnten mich schnell interessieren aber ich war damals nicht bereit soviel Geld auszugeben. Die A2+ haben mich für Ihre große imponiert und deshalb habe ich mich hierfür eigentlich entschieden. Unglücklicherweise waren bereits alle verkauft als ich ein Satz kaufen wollte :-(
Also ab nach Amazon und ich wurde überrascht mit ein Paar Audioengine A5+ in Warehouse Deals zum unschlagbaren Preis! Natürlich habe ich gleich bestellt.....und nicht bereut!!!

Die Audioengine A5+ klingen, ähnlich wie die Aktimates, sehr gut, ausgewogen & können schon etwas lauter ohne anstrengend zu wirken. Der Bass finde ich für die große sehr ordentlich. Wenn die Lautsprecher digital über ein DAC angesteuert werden, klingen sie deutlich besser als einfach direkt über Klinke/Cinch! Auch die (leider überteuerte) ADS2 Ständer bringen eine hörbare Steigerung.

Ich kann die Lautsprecher nur empfehlen, selbst beim EVP!

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