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AudioEngine P4 passive bookshelf speakersI used these as my computer speakers for about two years, then put them away when I moved offices. Decided it was time to offer them for someone else to enjoy them since I no longer require them in my new office. They're great speakers - highly regarded by...
Excellent condition at A$100 looks like a strong buy against the recent AUD comp set: it sits well below the A$149 median and even under the A$88 25th percentile only narrowly misses the cheapest tier, so this is clearly priced on the sharp side rather than merely fair. For a clean, working pair from a respected compact speaker line, that’s the kind of listing that rewards a quick move.
These are well-liked for their easy placement, tidy imaging, and relaxed, listenable balance, so they make a sensible pick for a desktop, bedroom, or small-room setup. The upside is straightforward: if the cabinets, drivers, and binding posts are all original and intact, you’re getting a lot of usable hi-fi for little outlay, with very limited downside at this price.
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Founded in 2005 in Austin, Texas, Audioengine emerged from the vision of co-founders Brady and Dave, audio industry veterans with decades of experience at Harman, Apple, Gibson Guitars, and Alesis. Frustrated by the complexity and cost of high-quality sound, they launched the original A5 powered speakers that year, pioneering compact systems for direct connection to computers, iPods, and TVs without extra gear. This Texas-based independent company has since upheld a mission to craft hand-tuned products that deliver authentic, premium audio straight out of the box.
Audioengine specializes in powered home music systems, including desktop and bookshelf speakers like the iconic A2 and A5 series, alongside amplifiers, DACs, wireless streamers, turntable accessories, and cables. Their all-in-one designs emphasize simplicity, with built-in amplification, multiple inputs, and high-resolution wireless options for seamless integration across devices from computers to TVs and phones. Handcrafted cabinets house custom woofers and tweeters, prioritizing real-world listening over studio exclusivity.
Positioned as a mid-tier leader in accessible hi-fi, Audioengine earns praise for audiophile-grade performance at reasonable prices, bridging casual listeners and enthusiasts. Neither ultra-high-end nor vintage niche, it dominates the powered speaker market with reliable, no-fuss systems that outperform expectations without breaking the bank, fostering daily music immersion for home, office, or desktop setups.
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