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. ** […]
For starters, try pressing the Bluetooth LED on the front of the B1 to confirm it’s not on. If the device that was paired with the B1 last is out of range or has been turned off, the light on the front of the B1 will turn off and remain off until the LED button […]
On the A2+ Wireless/HD3 models with an external power supply brick, first test it by plugging into wall power and observing the LED light on the brick to see if its solid, blinking, out. If it’s blinking or out, the power supply is likely faulty. If the light is solid, proceed to plugging into the […]
You can absolutely use your headphones with the HD4 speakers. The HD4’s have a built in headphone amp and a 3.5mm headphone jack located on the front of the powered speaker. When headphones are connected, the audio coming from the HD4 speakers will be cut out so as to not interfere with the audio coming […]
There are no EQ controls on Audioengine speakers, but EQ can be controlled in software for your digital audio sources, and from preamp EQ hardware, legacy receivers, etc. for analog sources.
If looking for a desktop stand, our DS2 desktop stands are sized to fit the HD4’s almost perfectly. You can also use the Sanus Steel Series Speaker Stands, however the HD4’s do not have threaded inserts in the bottom of the speaker. Lastly, here is a list of stands our customers have recommended for wall […]
Once you have set up your HD6 speakers, turn them on using the power switch on the rear panel. The speakers will automatically enter their “pairing mode” when first turned on. The Bluetooth LED on the back of the powered speaker will blink during this time frame. While the LED is flashing, go into your […]
The Bluetooth 5.0 receiver found in the latest builds of the HD6’s will support the following Bluetooth codecs: SBC, AAC, aptX, and aptX HD.
You could use a B1 to stream Bluetooth audio in your car if you use USB power from either a cigarette lighter USB power adapter or USB port, and your car audio has an aux 3.5mm input. You can then pick up a RCA to 3.5mm adapter for the connection and the B1 will be […]
