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18-04-08, 09:02 PM
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Audio Engine speakers
hi,
have just heard about audio engine speakers... 5" drivers, 45w per channel. the interesting thing about them is that they have a built in class D amp... so u can just connnect ur cd player / ipod and enjoy hifi sound. anybody has heard them / owned them, please share ur opinions, reviews, experiences. thx. 
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18-04-08, 09:07 PM
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Re: Audio Engine speakers
Have heard them. Simply put, they are the best computer speakers you can get for their price (10k for A2). The bigger A5 (18k) has an iPod charging point as well. Both have kevlar cones and excellent finish. Bit of a downside (not much) is that they are geared to make compressed audio (mp3 etc) sound great and so cannot be used as studio monitors. Also, in the A2 bass is a tad too much. But let me emphasize, either of these speakers blow away the competition.
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19-04-08, 07:30 AM
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Re: Audio Engine speakers
Can they be driven by something that has no amp built in, just a pre-amp?
E.g. This Ahuja TP-50 cassette player: http://ahujaradios.com/CTR-100_TP-50_4040-SM.pdf
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19-04-08, 01:18 PM
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They are active speakers and thus don't need an amp. I heard the A2 with a PC so I referred to it as computer speakers mistakenly. They are meant for use with an iPod and such also. They accept both RCA and 1/8" mini-jacks. So I guess they ought to work with your tape deck.
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19-05-08, 07:10 PM
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I own a pair of Audioengine A2B. I've had them for about 6 months now and have connectd them to my ipod in the bedroom. I can vouch for the sound. The bass they pump out from those tiny kevlar drivers is unbeliveable. In full volume, the air coming out of the front air vent can blow away a house of cards. The base of course needs to be controlled from your sound source.
The mids and highs are perfect... and the soundstage is full. You could also pair these speakers with LCD/Plasma TVs It was this review that helped me make up my mind... Stereophile: Audioengine 2 powered loudspeaker
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20-05-08, 12:17 AM
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Dear ALL Can you please provide me some more details regarding the AudioEngine products, they sound to be interesting.. Thanking You Mridul Goel
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20-05-08, 01:19 AM
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Audioengine - Powered stereo speakers for your home and office. Custom built for iPod and other MP3 audio players. Must say, nice work with the review dept. as well 
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20-05-08, 10:37 AM
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Dear Unleash Thanks buddy, i will just review the things, technically... Anyways, whu's dealing with the same in Bangalore...??? I would love to experience them...and who knows, would even recommend to my customers, the same... Thanking You Mridul Goel
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