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“After the A5’s are broken in, the speakers start giving you rich and warm mids, which when coupled with crystal clear vocals is especially suited for music with mid/high to high end vocals such as Adele’s Rolling in the Deep or AC/DC’s Thunder…

“Audioengine, which made a deservedly major mark a few years back with its perfect-for-desktop-computers, self-powered loudspeakers, has just issued the W3 as a replacement for the W1 ($149, I believe). A plug-and-play “premium wireless audio a…

“While AudioEngine is know more for their bookshelf speaker line, they did have their D1 and D2 products on display.  The D1 is a $169-ish priced DAC with optical and USB inputs.  This unit can also be powered via USB.  The D2 DAC/wireless stre…

“If I was to create a list of recommended powered desktop speakers, the Audioengine 5+ would be very high on it. Upper frequencies do not suffer any spikiness yet still offer a nice visceral feel of bow on string, splashing cymbals or harmonica…

“We prefer the D1’s sound via its optical input for its extra refinement, but the differences between the two aren’t massive. Fed a series of uncompressed and high resolution recordings (up to 24Bit/96kHz) the D1 delivers a tonally well balance…

“The speakers and DAC certainly offered up a compelling reason to have excellent sound wherever you want it, anywhere in the home or office at a very affordable price.” —— dagogo.com 原文链接

“I can’t report on the sound. The room was too full of excited audiophiles chatting away about what new Audioengine product they could add to their systems.” —— stereophile.com 原文链接

“When we reviewed the Audioengine 5 series speakers, we said it was difficult to quantify how much better they sounded than the Audioengine 2s, but they definitely “delivered bigger, richer sound with deep, tight bass, and excellent clari…