Mid Century Modern Style Bluetooth Audio Speakers

... for my need of a frame that was more mid-century in appearance.

[Plastic] ... for my need of a frame that was more mid-century in appearance.

[Single] Love the mid-century look — Audioengine definitely put some thought into it. The lows and mids are wonderful and warm, the higher range is harsher, but seems to be mellowing out with more play. I’ve hooked up both via Bluetooth and through a preamp so I could listen to records with it…set-up on both counts was so easy. My records sound especially great.

[15 x 11 x 7.2"] A friend of mine had the older version of these without the bluetooth; used them for his vinyl turntable. I was impressed with the sound from them then but didn't have the opportunity to play them at louder levels or with tracks that I was deeply familiar with already to really evaluate them. After purchasing these for myself however, I'm completely blown away by the audio quality that they can achieve with such a small footprint. They can get LOUD and the natural audio balance is really nice. Substantial bass -- more than what I expected from these -- but not muddy or overpowering. I have them hardwired to my turntable and they've been fantastic for that but what I was really surprised by was the audio quality over bluetooth that they can achieve. It's really nice to pair them to my computer or phone and completely fill my office with music. There is some continuous baseline audio noise that you can hear if nothing is playing and you are right next to the speakers, however they are currently directly plugged into an outlet on a rather noisy circuit in my house. But ultimately if something is playing you'd never notice it; the signal-to-noise ratio in this case is still really good. All this being said, I absolutely do not regret this purchase in any way. They punch way above their belt in both size and cost. They're small enough that they could potentially be used as computer speakers. But they're big enough to provide enough resonance for deeper sounds. If you want speakers to put on a bookshelf in your office and absolutely fill the room even at only 30% volume with phenomenal fidelity -- get these.

[Belt clip] We have some old audio equipment that works just fine, but we wanted to utilize bluetooth speakers to enjoy todays audio technology improvements.  This transmitter works perfectly to make that possible, and as a bonus, its priced right.  Much easier on the budget than totally upgrading all our old technology.  The cord could be longer, but we make it work.

[5/8" Stud] This thing will last for a century...

[7680 x 4320] Title says it all. Can’t go wrong with NVidia, and even their mid-tier makes modern games look fantastic.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is such a beautiful and stunning TV stand. If you are into euro/Scandinavian design and mid century modern, this stand/mount is for you. It's similar to an easel or chalkboard for the modern age. You would almost see this in a fancy classroom or conference room. It matches my decor perfectly. It was very easy to set up and mount the TV, but I have a lot of experience doing this sort of thing. Overall. this one is a winner.

[0.32 lb] Perfect alternative to an expensive audio interface for a simple connection with modern hardware and software and (very) legacy instruments. Apple stopped supporting my M-Audio FireWire interface, so this was a blessing. Took me a little poking around to find where in macOS Mojave to set it up, which is in Applications | Utilities | Audio MIDI Setup (screenshots included). Been using it with Apple Logic Pro X and Avid Sibelius to input notes for scoring and arranging.

[32 Ohms] Love the sleek style! The sound is awesome...it has great bass, mid-range and treble, and customizable equalizer is fantastic. The battery life is one of the best!