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“I don’t own Audioengine speakers myself, but I have quite a bit of fondness for their gear, simply by dint of how EASY they make everything. They are my go-to recommendation for friends and family who ask me things like, “What ever happened to a goo…

“It’s ideal to have the receiver within 25 feet or so of the sound source, with fewer walls and doors involved, but the B1 showed strong performance beyond that. Because it wasn’t sharing a router with the computers in my test space, the …

“Mincing no words, Audioengine’s Brady Bargenquast declared, “Bluetooth usually sounds like cat shit. Therefore, when we designed our wireless B1 Premium Bluetooth music receiver ($189), which just started shipping last week, we did four …

“It doesn’t sound at all like an underpowered portable device. The highs are zingy but not tizzy, the mids are detailed but not overbaked, and bass is decently proportioned. Everything is surprisingly clean and smooth, in stark contrast to the garbag…

“Normally I wouldn’t want King Crimson’s monster math metal playing less than 2 feet from my face. But the live material fromThe Road to Red, ripped from CD in Apple Lossless, became easy listening (in sound if not in genre). Even the psycho violin s…

“AudioEngine unveiled its B1 Bluetooth receiver ($169). The unit transmits 16-bit audio, and will probably pair really well with the due-in-six-week AudioEngine 24-bit upsampling DAC.” —— stereophile.com 原文链接

“I’ve been a happy camper for the last four months with the Audioengine A2+ powered desktop speakers ($249), which are simply amazing little creatures that fill my workspace with sweet music and are actually worthy of being called a high-end product.…

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