Hey you! What are you doing listening to speaker comparisons on youtube? Listening to what speakers sound like through your own speakers is kind of pointless don't you think? Anyways, thought I'd throw this together regardless in case anyone finds it useful. At least watch in 720p so the audio is at its best. You won't be doing yourself any favors listening to it in lesser quality. This was recorded with a Zoom H2 recorder set 1ft above mid-speaker and 5 ft back (my normal listening position). All MP3s played through the speakers were ripped from the original CDs w LAME 3.98 @ VBR 192kbps. The Logitech Z-560 system has only 2 speakers and a subwoofer connected, since 4 front-facing satellite speakers would be pointless. I tried to get a good mix of songs here: live recordings, funk, hip-hop, instrumental, jazz. The bass in this video is much more pronounced on the AudioEngine A5 clips primarily because all the bass is coming from the speakers themselves directly towards the microphone, whereas on the Logitechs the bass is coming off from the right from the subwoofer on the floor. The A5s provide plenty of bass without a subwoofer, and it's a cleaner, smoother bass than what the Logitechs pump out of the subwoofer. Both speakers did well with live music. It was reproduced great and you can hear all the detail of the crowd. A5s seem to be smoother all around, but most noticeable in the highs and bass. Both speakers are great speakers, but the AudioEngine does a better job ...
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Showing posts with label Audioengine. Show all posts
Speaker Test - AudioEngine A5 vs Logitech Z560
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Speaker Test - AudioEngine A5 vs Logitech Z560 Tube. Duration : 8.68 Mins.
Hey you! What are you doing listening to speaker comparisons on youtube? Listening to what speakers sound like through your own speakers is kind of pointless don't you think? Anyways, thought I'd throw this together regardless in case anyone finds it useful. At least watch in 720p so the audio is at its best. You won't be doing yourself any favors listening to it in lesser quality. This was recorded with a Zoom H2 recorder set 1ft above mid-speaker and 5 ft back (my normal listening position). All MP3s played through the speakers were ripped from the original CDs w LAME 3.98 @ VBR 192kbps. The Logitech Z-560 system has only 2 speakers and a subwoofer connected, since 4 front-facing satellite speakers would be pointless. I tried to get a good mix of songs here: live recordings, funk, hip-hop, instrumental, jazz. The bass in this video is much more pronounced on the AudioEngine A5 clips primarily because all the bass is coming from the speakers themselves directly towards the microphone, whereas on the Logitechs the bass is coming off from the right from the subwoofer on the floor. The A5s provide plenty of bass without a subwoofer, and it's a cleaner, smoother bass than what the Logitechs pump out of the subwoofer. Both speakers did well with live music. It was reproduced great and you can hear all the detail of the crowd. A5s seem to be smoother all around, but most noticeable in the highs and bass. Both speakers are great speakers, but the AudioEngine does a better job ...
Hey you! What are you doing listening to speaker comparisons on youtube? Listening to what speakers sound like through your own speakers is kind of pointless don't you think? Anyways, thought I'd throw this together regardless in case anyone finds it useful. At least watch in 720p so the audio is at its best. You won't be doing yourself any favors listening to it in lesser quality. This was recorded with a Zoom H2 recorder set 1ft above mid-speaker and 5 ft back (my normal listening position). All MP3s played through the speakers were ripped from the original CDs w LAME 3.98 @ VBR 192kbps. The Logitech Z-560 system has only 2 speakers and a subwoofer connected, since 4 front-facing satellite speakers would be pointless. I tried to get a good mix of songs here: live recordings, funk, hip-hop, instrumental, jazz. The bass in this video is much more pronounced on the AudioEngine A5 clips primarily because all the bass is coming from the speakers themselves directly towards the microphone, whereas on the Logitechs the bass is coming off from the right from the subwoofer on the floor. The A5s provide plenty of bass without a subwoofer, and it's a cleaner, smoother bass than what the Logitechs pump out of the subwoofer. Both speakers did well with live music. It was reproduced great and you can hear all the detail of the crowd. A5s seem to be smoother all around, but most noticeable in the highs and bass. Both speakers are great speakers, but the AudioEngine does a better job ...
Reviewed- Audioengine A5+ Speakers
Reviewed- Audioengine A5+ Speakers Video Clips. Duration : 7.28 Mins.
Audioengine A5+ Speakers Review. Pricing & availability - amzn.to
Audioengine A5+ Speakers Review. Pricing & availability - amzn.to
Audioengine AW1 Wireless Audio Adapter
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Audioengine AW1 Wireless Audio Adapter Video Clips. Duration : 3.10 Mins.
We demo setup and use of a transmitter/receiver enabling audio from a PC, iPod, or portable DVD player to be wirelessly sent to powered speakers or a stereo receiver elsewhere in your home. Audioengine AW1 www.bhphotovideo.com Audioengine A5 Bookshelf Speakers www.bhphotovideo.com All Audioengine Products www.bhphotovideo.com
We demo setup and use of a transmitter/receiver enabling audio from a PC, iPod, or portable DVD player to be wirelessly sent to powered speakers or a stereo receiver elsewhere in your home. Audioengine AW1 www.bhphotovideo.com Audioengine A5 Bookshelf Speakers www.bhphotovideo.com All Audioengine Products www.bhphotovideo.com
Audioengine N22 Desktop Amplifier and P4 Passive Bookshelf Speakers
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Audioengine N22 Desktop Amplifier and P4 Passive Bookshelf Speakers Tube. Duration : 3.33 Mins.
Video review of Audioengine N22 Desktop Amplifier and P4 Passive Bookshelf Speakers. The N22 is a compact integrated stereo power amplifier and high-quality headphone amp. Connect your iPod, computer, and speakers or headphones for a great-sounding personal stereo system. More power in a smaller size Perfectly suited for your desktop or a smaller space in your home or office, N22 is easy to connect to your Mac or PC with no software to install or settings to change. No extra buttons The N22 has one simple volume control with an integrated on/off switch. No other buttons or knobs to figure out! Wireless-ready The N22 includes a USB power port that's perfect for powering Audioengine wireless adapters to stream your music wirelessly from your computer or iPod. Versatile Pair the N22 amp with Audioengine P4 passives (or any speakers) for a high-end mini desktop hi-fi music system. Connect your iPod, computer, and speakers or headphones for a compact and great-sounding personal stereo system. You can even connect a subwoofer and charge your iPod through the USB power port. Two audio inputs are standard - RCA and mini-jack connectors - so you can plug in your computer, iPod or stereo directly. Part of the Family All Audioengine speakers and amplifiers share a similar "voicing" and tuning so that you are assured a matched system no matter which of our products you decide to add to your system. Hear the Difference The Audioengine N22 Premium Desktop Audio Amplifier sets a new ...
Video review of Audioengine N22 Desktop Amplifier and P4 Passive Bookshelf Speakers. The N22 is a compact integrated stereo power amplifier and high-quality headphone amp. Connect your iPod, computer, and speakers or headphones for a great-sounding personal stereo system. More power in a smaller size Perfectly suited for your desktop or a smaller space in your home or office, N22 is easy to connect to your Mac or PC with no software to install or settings to change. No extra buttons The N22 has one simple volume control with an integrated on/off switch. No other buttons or knobs to figure out! Wireless-ready The N22 includes a USB power port that's perfect for powering Audioengine wireless adapters to stream your music wirelessly from your computer or iPod. Versatile Pair the N22 amp with Audioengine P4 passives (or any speakers) for a high-end mini desktop hi-fi music system. Connect your iPod, computer, and speakers or headphones for a compact and great-sounding personal stereo system. You can even connect a subwoofer and charge your iPod through the USB power port. Two audio inputs are standard - RCA and mini-jack connectors - so you can plug in your computer, iPod or stereo directly. Part of the Family All Audioengine speakers and amplifiers share a similar "voicing" and tuning so that you are assured a matched system no matter which of our products you decide to add to your system. Hear the Difference The Audioengine N22 Premium Desktop Audio Amplifier sets a new ...
Audioengine 2 using Airport Express w/ airtunes
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Audioengine 2 using Airport Express w/ airtunes Video Clips. Duration : 1.97 Mins.
This video displays the Audioengine 2 speakers and an apple airport express with air tunes to play wireless in my condo. These are designed to be an upgraded computer speakers but i find they work well in a smallish condo, house or apartment as the main sound system for music. I also set up a second express in my bathroom that plays a logitec computer sound system.
This video displays the Audioengine 2 speakers and an apple airport express with air tunes to play wireless in my condo. These are designed to be an upgraded computer speakers but i find they work well in a smallish condo, house or apartment as the main sound system for music. I also set up a second express in my bathroom that plays a logitec computer sound system.
Audioengine N22 desktop amp and P4 bookshelf speakers
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Audioengine N22 desktop amp and P4 bookshelf speakers Video Clips. Duration : 1.78 Mins.
www.crutchfield.com Aaron Cochron from Audioengine tells us about the P4 bookshelf speakers and N22 desktop amplifier, and how they can combine to make a sweet little computer audio setup.
www.crutchfield.com Aaron Cochron from Audioengine tells us about the P4 bookshelf speakers and N22 desktop amplifier, and how they can combine to make a sweet little computer audio setup.
Crutchfield: Audioengine Desktop Audio Systems
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Crutchfield: Audioengine Desktop Audio Systems Tube. Duration : 3.18 Mins.
Audioengine products: www.crutchfield.com Audioengine designs and builds innovative products with all types of music in mind. They create gear that provides both high-quality audio and easy connections. Use Audioengines powered speakers with a computer a bookshelf audio system or a multi-room system. Their wireless products make it easy to play music from your computer or MP3 player in more rooms of your home.
Audioengine products: www.crutchfield.com Audioengine designs and builds innovative products with all types of music in mind. They create gear that provides both high-quality audio and easy connections. Use Audioengines powered speakers with a computer a bookshelf audio system or a multi-room system. Their wireless products make it easy to play music from your computer or MP3 player in more rooms of your home.
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