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[10' / 3 m] Speakers for audio for presentations. Very inexpensive but works great. No complaints!

Speakers for audio for presentations. Very inexpensive but works great. No complaints!

[2-Way] Use it with wireless speakers and amp. Able to mix wireless with wired and beautiful audio.

[16-Bit ] Phone speakers are not all created equal and typically not good for recording on the run and or at home. The Zoom iQ7 takes your lightning equipped iPhone to the next level with super high quality audio recordings. I would recommend this to anyone recording audio into the iPhone for music and or voice recordings.

[95 dBA] After owning a pair of Audioengine A2 speakers for 8 years, I decided to buy a larger pair of speakers for my home Hifi. As a professional audio engineer, I'm quite picky, but from the moment I unwrapped and connected these speakers, I was delighted by their sound, looks and functionality. My HD6 speakers are connected to my NAD pre-amp, running audio from my Technics turntable, Pono player, Television, or DVD player. I also played hi-res audio via bluetooth from my Tidal app off my iPhone. Lastly, I tested running digital audio from my laptop into the optical input on the HD6 speakers. In all of these applications, the speakers worked flawlessly. Furthermore, I was happy to discover that it accepts audio from all of these sources simultaneously - so I could seamlessly play music from one medium to another without having to disconnect/reconnect cabling.

[1600 W ] I'm using the speakers in a classroom with the audio output from a projector to a small amplifier and into the speakers. The quality of the amplifier, including tone control, is important to get the most from the speakers, but they're great when matched with a decent amp. I've got no complaints at this point.

[9.75 lb] The Audioengine A2+ speakers deliver an outstanding audio experience with their compact size, producing clear, rich sound that far exceeds expectations. The setup was incredibly straightforward, and their performance from the get-go was nothing short of remarkable.

[Black] I used to install mid to high end home theater and whole house audio in my college days. I've been exposed to good sound, but can't say I'm an expert like someone devoted to that alone. To my ear, these speakers sound great. Depending on the music or whatever, they move serious amounts of air and are totally clear while they do. I have them set to half volume, at the detent and use my new UR44 audio interface for volume control. I can only handle about 3/4 of max volume, but even at that volume they still sound wonderful. These are 150W each, and I've seen speakers that are twice that much power. I assume they're made for bigger spaces and not just a couple of feet from your head because I can't imagine how loud those could get! And I like loud! 150W is enough, to be sure. The footprint was bigger than I expected. I probably should have laid it out ahead of time. My family freaked out a bit in astonishment. I had to clear of my desk and get a little table setup as a return to my left to put books and papers on, as there is now no room for anything else on my desk. Time for a new desk anyway. I have them sitting on the medium sized Auray pads and they're a good fit, I suppose. A little larger in each dimension than necessary. If I can find a bandsaw, I may cut them down a bit. But I think the small ones would have been too small. Anyway, great speakers.

[60 to 600 W] Was looking for audio speakers for the system tied into the computer, tuner, everything else that wasn't tied to the home theatre system. These are perfect. Clean sound, clean bass.