Review on 🔊 Audioengine HD6 Wireless Desktop Monitor Speakers - Home Music System with aptX HD Bluetooth, 150W Bookshelf Stereo Speakers, AUX, USB, Optical, RCA, 24-bit DAC (White) by Ginger Allen

Anyone complaining about the low frequency response of these speakers must be going crazy. Does the room rattle and shake like a separate subwoofer? No, but definitely close. All tones (except for the lowest end) sound clear with no distortion, even at high volumes. You can feel it in your chest more than my 8 inch subwoofer that was in my last speaker set. Leave it on and shine for the recommended time. Difference between day and night between my old Logitech 5.1 setup. I'm currently running it with an SB ZXR analog sound card. These speakers love to be involved. In fact, I would say if you don't, you're not doing them justice. The 700 is a bit steep for a "consumer" stereo. As a musician and photographer, you get what you pay for when it comes to your gear. Great flat sound out of the box. I originally planned to buy an Audio Engine subwoofer in the future. The closer I get to my 50 hour break, the less inclined I am to want a subwoofer for this setup as I feel more and more that it would be overkill for my listening preferences/size of my rooms. I would even say that you can mix music on it, but the audio engine is not really suitable for that. Great overall experience out of the box. I would recommend them to anyone who wants a speaker set that has every input under the sun. Bluetooth is ok, but that's not what I bought it for. I usually leave the antenna unplugged to avoid Bluetooth shenanigans. I add that the height of these speakers corresponds to your listening level/distance between the two speakers and their orientation dynamically changes your listening experience. I recommend monitor stands and follow the directions for proper speaker placement for the best mix.