A5+ Wireless

I have a 30 watt tube amp (the Orange OR30) when I want big sound, but for quieter home practice with plenty of bite and "soundstage", I actually don't use an amp at all. Instead I use the new Easy Listening pedal which I plug into my home stereo speakers (a pair of Audioengine A5+). They sound incr

Thanks for the reply. Tubes sound like my kind of audio rabbit hole. All in all it seems a relatively cheap way to get a good change to your sound. I am the type of person who uses a different type of coffee bean every week! So tube rolling sounds like it's for me! Three of my tube pairs were about

I just sold my HD6s two nights ago actually. I replaced them with the ELAC Debut 63s and a WiiM Ultra Amp for an office setup. I have only listened to them for about 20 minutes so far, but I was happy. I started out with Audioengine speakers, the A5+, the HD3s, then HD6s, and loved them all but I do

I've had Audioengine A5+, HD3s, and HD6s. I enjoyed them all, but I just swapped out the HD6s for ELAC B63s + WiiM Ultra Amp, and there is no comparison. I had got the HD6s for $500 on sale, and they're worth that, but not their normal price of $700 when you can get a much better setup for another $

Why not keep your 305s for your computer, and get a receiver and good passive speakers to hook up to your TV, and you can also use for music? Audioengine makes great powered speakers. I have the A5+ and I love them. They have the HD6 as well. Add in their S8 subwoofer and you're golden (btw, since y

Hey man! Funny story. Back then I was recommending people check out Kanto YU6 (and a few others like Audioengine A5+, Fluance Ai81, Vanatoo) as the next step up, but I couldn’t resist and ended up buying the YU6 myself (black). And damn, after getting everything hooked up properly, this 2.1 system w

It is nicer to be able to listen to the choices yourself if at all possible. Bluetooth is compressed and in general lossy and to be avoided if you have Airplay 2 or wi-fi (uPnP, DLNA, Chromecast). HDMI for Tv or computer - most computers support more than one HDMI or DP output.USB for easy control f

It depends on what you buy and what you like. And they only hiss if your source is noisy. And you have less analytical nearfield speakers too. For the price, I find the Audioengine A5+ to be good. And nobody would spit on a pair of KEF LSXII.

I have been doing this for a while. I already owned Audioengine A5+ speakers, I plugged them into the output from my Easy Listening pedal. It sounds great.

Amir measured those powered speakers, and they were fairly nice: ASR review of Audioengine A5+. Here’s another option with separate components: ELAC Debut 3.0 DB63-BK (EAC review) Fosi Audio V3 (ASR review) with 48V/5A power supply Fosi Audio Box X5 (ASR review) Fluance RT82 Reference But note that