Audioengine HD3 powered speakers (walnut)

Convenient wireless desktop speakers No matter where you sit when you work, you want to be able to stream music, and that's what this pair of Audioengine HD3 speakers excels at. These speakers don't take up much space, and they use Bluetooth with aptX-HD? technology to connect to your mobile device from up to 100 feet away, so you can sit just about anywhere in the room and still listen to high-quality streaming tunes. If you need to make a wired connection, they've got you covered there, too. Plug in your gear via micro USB, 3.5mm minijack, or stereo RCA (perfect for connecting a turntable with a built-in phono preamp ) and let everyone in the room hear your favorite tracks. When it's quiet time, use the headphone jack on the front of the left speaker to jam in your own little world. My hands-on experience with the HD3s Audioengine HD3 speakers are compact and versatile, and they sound great. Perfect for work and play in a desktop environment. I live in a two-bedroom apartment, and Audioengine HD3 speakers are a good choice for my living space. I know this, because I got a chance to try out a pair recently. At first, I used them as part of a turntable setup . The RCA inputs on the back of the left speaker made it easy to hook everything up. I dug into the record crates and veered from jazz ballads to raucous garage punk - dual built-in 15-watt amplifiers let me revel in accurate sound without inviting a noise complaint from the neighbors. My teenaged son is very into PC gaming, so after my week of nostalgic vinyl listening, I decided to connect the HD3 to the desktop computer in his room. During the daytime, he was able to enjoy the dialogue and sound effects out loud, then when I declared grown-up quiet time at night, he plugged in headphones and we were both happy. When my son heads off to college, I'd like to send a pair of these speakers with him. They're compact enough to fit just about anywhere. They can accommodate an analog connection to a cable or str