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

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 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

"This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take the blue pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes." So you can, say, get AudioEngine A

For this price range check out the Klipsch the Fives $499 on Amazon maybe cheaper this prime day. The other one is the Audioengine A5+ for $399 on crutchfield.

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