Enjoy your audio from nearly any source with the solid carbonized bamboo Audioengine A5+ Wireless Bluetooth Speaker System. This system features Bluetooth with aptX HD technology for wireless connectivity, plus stereo RCA and 1/8" inputs for traditional wired devices. The A5+ Wireless has a 2-way design with a built-in 50W RMS per channel amplifier. Each speaker sports a 5" Kevlar woofer and a 0.75" silk dome tweeter, and the system includes an aluminum remote control.

Up to 50W RMS Output per Channel    Bluetooth with aptX HD Connectivity    5" Kevlar Woofers    50 Hz to 22 kHz Frequency Response    Stereo RCA & 1/8" Audio Inputs

The speaker cabinets, drivers, bass ports, amplifiers, and passive crossovers are all tuned together, helping to provide a more efficient speaker system that requires less power than passive speakers and a separate amplifier or similar component. With all the electronics built into the left speaker, it's simple to connect your favorite audio device.

The Bluetooth built into the A5+ Wireless features aptX HD coding for enhanced sound quality when paired with an aptX HD-enabled source device; it's also backward-compatible with the SBC and AAC codecs for universal Bluetooth compatibility. aptX HD also allows for a broader Bluetooth range—up to 100'—for multi-room use.

The A5+ Wireless uses the AKM AK4396A DAC for upsampling, helping to achieve a higher signal-to-noise ratio and a lower noise floor.

The amplifiers in the A5+ Wireless are located in the left speaker and features a Class-A/B analog monoblock design. This is engineered to provide enhanced audio quality and flexibility, and all the circuit boards for the power and preamp sections are vertically mounted for augmented mechanical shock protection.

The A5+ Wireless speakers use ferrofluid-cooled silk-dome tweeters with neodymium magnets. Silk tweeters are designed to hold up well under high power, and the edge-driven design helps provide a smooth response. The woofers are Kevlar woven-glass aramid composite with rubber surrounds. Kevlar helps the woofer retain its shape when being driven at high levels. The woofers are housed in cast-aluminum frames, which help provide high rigidity and high heat dispersion.

Power transformers are critical to audio performance, particularly in the low-end. The A5+ Wireless speakers use gapless-core toroidal transformers, which are designed with a tighter radiated magnetic field, translating to lower noise. They are lighter than the more common "EI" transformer and generate less heat.

Both of the A5+ Wireless speakers are magnetically shielded for safe placement near other electronics.

• RCA and 1/8" inputs for easy connection to a variety of audio sources, including a turntable or TV
• Variable RCA output for subwoofer connection
• 0.75" thick cabinets

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a place to attach my record players ground wire on these speakers?

A: speakers do not require ground. All ground wires should be attached to the receiver

Q: 2. What’s the power connection 220 or 110

A: The Audioengine A2+ Wireless Bluetooth Speaker System power input is 100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz.

Q: 3. working with limited space, 8" shelf but has 12" depth & 4ft width. can these speakers be placed on their side and still work good? also does it come with anything to decouple the speakers from a tv stand/shelf?

A: It is not recommended but sure you can do that and they will still work good. The A5+ does not come with any attachments for a stand, they are made to sit on any flat surface.

Q: 4. How do this compare to 2 JBL xtreme paired together?

A: The Audioengine HD6 pair will blow away the JBL pair! The JBL Extreme's particular charms are that it is a portable bluetooth system, splash-proof, rugged and battery operated. Oh, and a pair of them would sound great but I recommend them on their own merits and not as a competitor for your affections withe the HD6.

Q: 5. is there a material i could use to increase separation between the speakers and my tempered glass tv stand? trying to minimize vibrations. using the audio engine ds1 speaker stands ( B&H#AUADS1 ) and they work well. just looking to add an additional thin pad underneath to absorb a little more vibration

A: I recommend considering the Audioengine DS1 stands BH #AUADS1

Q: 6. Can I play music off my iPhone?

A: Yes - you can plug them in directly through the headphone jack on your phone, or purchase a Bluetooth receiver.

Q: 7. How do these compare to the A5+ model?

A: Compared to the Audioengine A5+ the HD6 Bluetooth Speaker System are larger speakers with a bigger woofers and tweeters. These are similar speakers with the main differences been size, and power the HD6 has RMS 100W vs A5+ RMS 50W. When choosing one over the other it is important to consider the space the speakers need to fill.

Q: 8. Can it play multiple audio streams via different devices, simultaneously through Bluetooth?

A: The Audioengine HD6 Bluetooth Speaker System (Walnut, Pair) BH #AUHD6WAL is capable of streaming just one signal at a time.

Q: 9. Do these work with any of your wall mounts?

A: These active speakers are not designed for typical speaker wall mounts. These should work: Adjust the width of the mount with the telescoping base to fit nearly any speaker. Designed for any bookshelf speaker including speakers without threaded inserts or keyhole slots. Peerless-AV Bookshelf Speaker Mount (26 lb Capacity, 2-Pack BH #PESPK26 - https://bhpho.to/2RsxsjD

Q: 10. Can these be used as computer speakers? I like a lot of bass, and currently using klipsch pro media 2.1 speakers.

A: I believe A5+ can be computer speakers because they are active speakers comes with amplifier embedded. However, they are too big if you put them next to my 27 monitor. Imagine it will looked so out of proportion with smaller monitor. I suggest you use A2+ and add a subwoofer to give better bass than A5+ can provide. A2+ will be less costly. Money saved can pay a portion of a sub. I currently use A5+ on speaker stands with a 4K TV, which put out terrible sound quality. I am an audiophile and I cannot recommend A5+ or A2+ as hifi speakers for music listening. They are just OK speakers and cost effective.