We researched adding a bamboo version to the A2+ line, but found that the speaker size is actually too small and costly to produce them in bamboo using the same process as with our A5+ and P4 speakers.
Here are the upgrades made to the A2+: USB digital-to-analog converter (DAC) Variable audio output (connect a subwoofer or wirelessly send audio to other speakers with our optional W3 wireless adapter) Upgraded speaker connectors Upgraded power supply Upgraded accessory cables
Here’s how to find the serial number of your Audioengine product: On powered speakers (such as the A5+, A2+ HD6, HD3, S8, and B2) you can find the serial number on the back of the powered speaker underneath the barcode. The P4s will have a white sticker located near the binding posts on the back […]
Yes! All of our refurbished products carry the same three-year warranty as our new products.
If you’re running into noise issues with nothing plugged into your speakers, it’s possible this could be due to interference from a nearby wireless source, such as a modem or phone; typically this presents itself as a hum or buzz. One thing we’d recommend is turning off nearby components one by one to see how […]
We’ve partnered with a company called LINK and as a result, we now offer LINK brand cables on our webpage. LINK cables are high quality cables hand-assembled here in the States using quality materials. If you’re wanting to upgrade your audio cables, LINK cables are definitely a solid choice!
There shouldn’t be. Both mini-stereo and RCA send out the same analog signal, just in a different way.
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Here in the Audioengine offices, we’ve been using TIDAL and think it’s a great service, especially for those who want to stream high quality audio. TIDAL tracks and albums are streamed at 1411 Kbps instead of 256-320 Kbps (used by Apple Music, Spotify and others). There’s more bits in the stream, so you hear details […]
Some computer headphone outputs are noisy and have poor audio quality. If this is your computer, try our W3 wireless adapter (basically a wireless DAC with an analog output) or our D1 or D3 wired DACs for 24-bit playback.
