38 отзывов пользователей o Audioengine A1 активные настольные акустические системы с Bluetooth aptX, цвет черныйA1
Пользовались
Audioengine A1 активные настольные акустическ?
Поделитесь своим опытом и помогите другим сделать правильный выбор
- + Если ищите небольшие, красивые и очень качественные колонки - эти идеально подойдут
- + звук реально отличный, сборка высший класс.
- + блютус
- - нет
I am not an audiophile, but I do research audio equipment and make purchasing decisions as though I were one. Basically I am saying I don't have trained ears.Because of that I can't really make any definitive statements about the audio quality of these speakers. I can say that as a discerning layman I absolutely love the sound of these speakers. I am a proponent of getting your information from those qualified to dispense it so please take my comments as to the audio quality worth a grain of salt. In this review I mean to elaborate upon the hardware/setup and capabilities as I have experienced them.
I bought these to reduce clutter in my room. I had a receiver and it required remotes, shutting on an off every time I wanted to use it (They used too much power to leave on), extra space, a separate bluetooth receiver, and wires. It was basically a headache to use so I didn't use it much. These speakers eliminate the need for a receiver and thinking back to what I had before, I am very glad I made this purchase.
I have these speakers connected to my television via the Optical input for viewing television/movies. Please note that if you plan to do the same, these speakers only interpret a PCM signal. Dolby digital signals will not play through these speakers. With regular cable on a panasonic Viera television from 2012, most channels use a Dolby signal. Most modern televisions allow you to alter the audio output settings and will convert to one format or the other, but some older ones like mine did not. I've since bought a newer samsung television and it alowed me to change the signal to PCM so now all channels play through these speakers.
Even on the older television which did not convert to PCM, without altering any settings it played the audio of my playstation 4 just fine. The PS4 was connected via HDMI to the television, the television directed the audio to the Optical out. My newer television does the same. If after connecting the audio isn't playing, check your television's audio settings to be sure it is playing through the optical out and in PCM format. With automatic settings it will output the format it is given which may or may not be PCM.
I use the speakers in equal measure to listen to music. Audiophile communities typically dissuade people from transmitting audio via bluetooth so I was a little hesitant to use bluetooth to play my music on these speakers. I have found that I can't tell the difference and for the sheer convenience I listen to far more music than I used to. There is also an aux input which is the gold standard really, sometimes I use it when I don't want to use bluetooth.
The speakers must be on to establish a bluetooth connection (of course) and the speakers have their own remote which can put it into/out of sleep mode. I used a Kill-a-Watt meter to check the power consumption when in sleep and when on. I don't have my readings in front of me but the power usage difference amounted to only a few dollars every year, like 4 or 5 (cost was 7-11$ per year I think). So I choose to leave them on. This means I don't need to fish out a remote when I want to play music, I only need to select it from my list of bluetooth devices and can play music within seconds (without getting out of bed!). Volume is controlled via a knob on the speaker or by the remote. Your audio input device can control the volume up to the max output of what the speaker's volume is set at.
These speakers seem to have a priority list when receiving multiple audio signals. I have not tested every situation but I can say with certainty that Bluetooth signals are prioritized over optical. This means I can be watching television and when audio plays through my phone (or whatever is connected via bluetooth) it will mute the television audio and play the phone's audio. There is a very minimal delay when switching sources, probably a second before the phone's audio comes on. What I love is that I can have the phone connected by bluetooth and as long as the phone is not producing audio it will continue playing the other source (television), when I start a song on my phone it switches over. When I pause the song or turn the music off it will switch back to the optical (television's audio output) after a second or two. The transitions are virtually seamless.
For movies the speakers have a great low end, but nothing that will shake the house unless at very high volumes. Unless playing in a very large or crowded room I would not worry about these speakers not having adequate volume. If you plan to use them for parties I would do further research. I would venture to guess that they are loud enough for house parties.
For playing video games the high and mid ends are excellent. The low end is significantly better than anything that is not a subwoofer. I've no experience with computer subwoofers so whether these are better than small subs I cannot say. I did pair these with an SVS SB2000 subwoofer which is 12" and noted a significant improvement in wow-factor. I used the speakers for a month or two without the sub. When a grenade goes off in a videogame you feel a thud in your chest and sense of terror that was not present without the added subwoofer. Unless at higher volumes without a subwoofer you don't feel the music (as in literally being vibrated by the low end) and you won't really feel explosions in games/movies. I elaborate on this because it was a concern of mine before buying these. I can't say these fail by not having unrealistic, distortedly loud bass though, as speakers I don't believe they could be improved upon significantly. A subwoofer really can't be substituted for as it is simply something that requires a certain size. (More powerful smaller ones though can to some degree imitate a larger sub).
TLDR:
To replace a full sound system with a receiver, these are amazing. I can hardly imagine going back to my old clunky setup. The high, mid, and low ends were impressive to me but because I like feeling explosions I added a subwoofer to my setup. For music I really don't think I could ask for more. Playing music by bluetooth on these if very simple, as the power draw is low enough that you don't need to turn them on/off so you can connect at any moment.
If anybody who has read this has any questions or comments let me know! Thanks for reading.




I researched from soup-to-nuts, decided to focus on powered speakers, then decided and purchased a pair of KEF X300A, they sounded great, but did not work properly, (hardware/software something) I returned them not wanting to try another pair. I was told to wait for the LS50 wireless, they were 3 times the cost and not due to release for months.
Longer story than this short, I decided to purchase the HD6s and I've been very pleased. They're mounted on 30 inch stands, I listen to a wide variety of music primarily in my living room but they're so easy to move I listen to them them outside as well. These little speakers just sound great, I want to say for what they are, but they really sound great regardless their size. They sound fantastic in near field listening and are still quite good in a in a more standard set-up - they do however have a small "sweet spot" both left/right and up/down. Don't get me wrong, they are not LS50s but they are still impressive.
Base is good - for what they are but I did just order an SVS SB-2000.

I've decided to hang on the HD6s to give them time for break-in. I do like having the volume control on the front of the speakers, even when used with a PC. There is no USB input, so you have to buy the optical cable if you want digital to the internal DAC.
The HD6 speakers arrived on time but with a power cord that doesn't work in the USA. Also, the remote battery was DOA, even after replacing the battery at my expense. I had to buy an IEC-320 C7 power cord for U.S. power. Frustrating given Audioengine's chest-thumping about their plug and play speakers.

I would highly encourage you to buy the better cable for the RCA wires, and the blue jeans cables for the speaker cables. I tested stock vs these cables and the sound coming out of the speakers became another level.
Overal highly recommend and you will not regret getting these speakers.

*UPDATE* 7/9/20 I’ve only used Bluetooth but I get loud pop noises(usually 10-15 a day), audio will cut in and out, weird static sounds, and the volume knob will increase the volume when trying to decrease the volume. Same thing happens in reverse too. I contacted audio engine and they said to try RCA or optical to narrow down the problem. Next week I get my new dac/amp and I’ll pick up an optical cable from Best Buy. I’ll update once I troubleshoot the devices.
***SOLD FROM AUDIO ADVICE ONLINE***

I needed speakers that would work with Bluetooth and wired. This one definitely fits the bill.
One suggestion is I would recommend the bass speaker as well I purchased the as8 bass. If you are listening to music while you are working you will need the bass.
Very easy to set up mostly plug and play. All the boxes took forever to break down but over all I would recommend these speakers.
Make sure to break in the speakers for 40 hours for best sound.







Get the subwoofer. Not complete without it.

I streamed several high quality vinyl rips through VLC on my macbook. To get the sound right, I had to take off 3db 170hz-310hz, and add 3db at the top end 14khz-20khz. Do this and you get a great sound, but otherwise there's too much midbass, causing the muddy sound that others have commented on. I'm curious to see if anything changes after a break-in period.
For movies I would have liked some sort of dynamic range compression option for late-night viewing.


Лучшие цены сегодня на Audioengine A1 активные настольные акустические системы с Bluetooth aptX, цвет черныйA1
График изменения цены Audioengine A1 активные настольные акустические системы с Bluetooth aptX, цвет черныйA1
Характеристи Audioengine A1 активные настольные акустические системы с Bluetooth aptX, цвет черныйA1
Основные параметры | |
Тип акустической системы : | сателлит, фронтальные колонки |
Назначение : | компьютерная, мониторная |
Тип конструкции : | активная |
Акустическое оформление : | фазоинверторного типа |
Особенности : | беспроводное подключение |
Система объемного звучания : | DTS, DTS-HD, Dolby Pro Logic, Dolby Pro Logic II |
Тип способа установки : | полочная |
Расположение порта фазоинвертора : | фронт |
Характеристики | |
Количество полос : | 2 |
Номинальная мощность акустической системы : | 60 Вт |
Максимальная мощность акустической системы : | 60 Вт |
Минимальная частота : | 65 Гц |
Максимальная частота : | 22000 Гц |
Чувствительность : | 95 дБ |
Подключение | |
Проигрыватель в комплекте : | воспроизведение с карты памяти |
Беспроводные интерфейсы : | Bluetooth |
Разъемы и интерфейсы : | линейный выход аудио |
Конструкция и габариты | |
Материал корпуса : | пластик |
Вес : | 7 кг |
Ширина : | 102 мм |
Высота : | 133 мм |
Глубина : | 152 мм |
Дополнительно | |
Комплектация : | Домашняя музыкальная система A1 с динамиком Bluetooth aptX (слева) - 1 шт Домашняя музыкальная система A1 с пассивным (правым) динамиком Bluetooth aptX - 1 шт Провод динамика (16AWG), 2 метра - 1 шт Шнур питания переменного тока, 1, 85 метра - 1 шт Аудиокабель с мини-разъемом, 5 метра - 1 шт Переходник с миниджека на RCA - 1 шт |
Комплектация : | есть |
Информация о характеристиках носит справочный характер.
Перед покупкой уточняйте характеристики и комплектацию товара у продавца