1. Turn Off and Unplug: 2. Dust the Surfaces: 3. Wipe Down the Exterior: 4. Clean the Speaker Grills: 5. Clean Buttons and Knobs: 6. Clean Ports and Connections: 7. Let Everything Dry: 8. Regular Cleaning: By following these steps, you can keep your Audioengine system clean and working well.
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Step-by-Step Guide bash Copy code sudo pkill bluetoothd By following these steps, you should be able to reset your Bluetooth service on your Mac, which can help resolve connectivity issues with your Audioengine devices or any other Bluetooth peripherals.
Absolutely! Our speakers are safe to place sideways and, from our experience, sound great. When doing so, we recommend that you position each so the tweeters are facing outward.
Applicable to our A1, A2+Wireless, B2, A5+Wireless, and HD6 speaker models Turn on the speakers using the power switch located on the rear panel. The speakers will automatically go into Bluetooth “pair mode” and the Pair button on the back panel […]
If your A1 or A1-MR speakers sound distorted, are buzzing, or just don’t sound quite right, we’d recommend the following troubleshooting steps: Start with power cycling your speakers by turning them off and then back on. From there: Determine if the distortion is due to your source by disconnecting all source devices from the speakers. […]
Applicable to our A1, A1-MR, A2+, HD3, HD4, A5+, and HD6 speaker models If one of your speakers is not working (whether it be the left or right speaker), we would recommend the following troubleshooting steps: Start by power cycling your speakers by turning them off and then back on. From there: Check to make […]
Yes, you still need to connect the active/left speaker to the passive/right speaker via the included speaker wire. The passive right speaker has no power source of its own and relies on the amplified signal coming over the wire.
You can use either a single LFE RCA cable or stereo white/red RCA cable. Connect FROM your powered speaker’s ‘Subwoofer’ output TO your subwoofer’s ‘Left’ RCA input or the subwoofer’s LFE input. For stereo RCA cables, just use the left/white RCA cable, and leave the red RCA disconnected to prevent an accidental ground loop. ** […]
If the Bluetooth pairing light is solid (any color), an active connection to another device has been established. Under most circumstances, our Bluetooth speakers/B1 only supports a single active connection at a time. So if someone else in your home has connected to your Bluetooth device/speakers, this could surely keep you from connecting another device […]
