Not necessarily. Audioengine speakers and amplifiers are very efficient and designed together as a system so therefore we get more volume output than stereo receivers or amplifiers that might higher wattage or power numbers. Due to this tuning we achieve big sound outputs with a fraction of the power required by other systems.
Yes, just switch the voltage selector on the rear panel to match the AC power for the country you are in before powering them on. We recommend changing the fuse when using a different voltage. For 220 volts, here’s the value you would need: 5mm x 20mm – 1.6 amps @ 250 volts. […]
Sure! You will need about 100-120 watts.
We use non-polarized 2-Pin IEC 320-C7 cables. These are fairly standard cables, and you should be able to find them locally if needed. You can also find them in the Accessories section in our store.
There are a few notable differences but both designs function basically the same. “Active” and “powered” speakers refer to speakers with power amplifiers built into either one speaker or both. Audioengine speakers were designed with the power amps in the left speaker to make connections easier as they only require one power cord and all […]
Audioengine powered speaker models have a built-in power amplifier in the left speaker so you won’t need a stereo receiver or other extra components for power.
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!
