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“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…

“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…

“Happy on a desktop. Listening to James Blake’s Wilhelm Scream, the bass is tighter and more detailed. This makes for better listening, and also more flexibility – these will cope much better with being slapped on a desktop rather than on stand…

“The A5+ pair can get incredibly loud before even a hint of distortion appears. Even if you’re using them in a home studio, it’s highly unlikely you’ll ever hear a hint of distortion, even on songs with deep bass like The Knife&#821…

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“AudioEngine A5 small powered monitors are a mere $350 per pair and really sound amazing for the price. When on holiday for three months away from home I personally purchased my second set because of all the inexpensive speakers I could live wi…

“This is an amazing speaker; amazing that something this size and price can sound this good, and make truly powerful bass.” —— cnet.com 原文链接

“It’s hard to quantify just how much better the Audioengine 5s sound than the Audioengine 2s, but they definitely deliver bigger, richer sound with deep, tight bass, and excellent clarity–and they play very loud. With higher-end PC speake…

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“Most of the MP3 speakers that flood the Stuff office on a daily basis don’t live and breathe hi-fi – they exist for convenience and music snacking. This is, of course, fine for many people, but now a few systems are appearing that could yet co…