Audioengine 5 Speaker System Reviews

Audioengine might not be a company you've heard of, but they're one of the best-kept secrets in audio: the A5 is their first, and flagship, product and it sets the quality bar for the company. These speakers, while expensive compared to mainstream ...

Crisp, clear, powerful sound ; Decent bass response despite a lack of subwoofer ; Dual audio inputs and USB device charging

The lack of a sub-woofer will be missed if you're a bass head ; Weight and size pushes the limit of what would be considered a "bookshelf" speaker

. The song has lush acoustic guitars, but it was also recorded in such a way that all of the natural sounds of playing acoustic guitar are there: the sound of fingers moving to different positions, the sound of the pick (or fingernails) hitting the ...

On the floor, with my head between the speakers, I listened to my library for hours. I heard things I'd never heard before: spittle hitting the mic, catching on its wires; each of the condu...

Amazing speakers at almost any price, That price is a paltry $350, Seriously, if you heard them, you'd know they're worth double that,

Only two channels, Boorish-looking,

The Audioengine 5 Speaker System has us all giddy. It's the closest thing to perfect we've seen--er, heard--in awhile.

Incredible sound from small packages ; built-in USB charger for your MP3 player ; AC-outlet in back for a wireless audio streaming box

They're a bit large for a crowded desktop

The Audioengine 5 boasts a long list of high-end traits: While many cabinets in this price range are fabricated from injection-molded plastic, the Audioengine 5's are constructed of one-inch-thick MDF painted an attractive semigloss black (or white). ...