High end bookshelf speakers, for little money.
I was very lucky to come across a company that was
advertising on a podcast I listen to,
Mac Geek Gab (highly recommended BTW) and I
purchased these speakers back in 2007 or so. The
Audio
Engine A5 Speakers had an advertising spot on the
Mac Geek Gab, and being that both John and Dave seem to
have great taste in computers, and software, I thought
I would give them a try, based on their recommendation.
Well, all I can say, is that these speakers, for the
price $349, are probably the closest you will ever get
to listening to speakers that cost thousands of
dollars. Yes, I'm serious. These speakers even impress
Audiophiles.
If you were to do a
Google Search for AudioEngine A5 reviews you will
find several of the high end audio magazines
recommending these speakers, and floored at the
relatively low price for the quality of sound you are
getting. You will find many, many links proclaiming
that these are, by and far, the best audio speakers for
your money.
I agree. Fortunately, AudioEngine is also making even lower priced speakers, with the AudioEngine A2 speakers priced at $199. Like the A5 reviews I have seen, the A2's are also getting rave reviews. I highly recommend AudioEngine products. Do yourself a favor, and skip the "iPod speakers" at the major retail stores, and get yourself an A2 or A5 pair of *real* speakers, and enjoy music again.
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I agree. Fortunately, AudioEngine is also making even lower priced speakers, with the AudioEngine A2 speakers priced at $199. Like the A5 reviews I have seen, the A2's are also getting rave reviews. I highly recommend AudioEngine products. Do yourself a favor, and skip the "iPod speakers" at the major retail stores, and get yourself an A2 or A5 pair of *real* speakers, and enjoy music again.
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