Discover the Audioengine HDP6 Walnut Passive Speakers, a masterpiece of audio engineering. These speakers feature a classic, retro - forward design. With high - resolution audio, they can connect to any device for a top - notch listening experience. The custom kevlar woofers and silk tweeters ensure clear and rich sound. The slotted rear bass venting ports eliminate wave turbulence, delivering smooth and naturally deep bass. The hand - built cabinets have a furniture - grade finish, and come with detachable magnetic grills. Audioengine uses audiophile - quality, ferrofluid - cooled silk dome tweeters with neodymium magnets for a smooth response. The aramid fiber woven glass composite woofers with rubber surrounds maintain their shape at high volumes. Housed in cast aluminum frames, they offer high rigidity and heat dispersion. Technical specs include 10 - 150W per channel amplifier power, a frequency response of 50Hz - 22kHz ±1.5dB, 5.5' Kevlar woofers, 1' silk dome tweeters, 20mm MDF cabinets, gold - plated 5 - way binding posts, stand - mount 1/4' threaded inserts. Dimensions are 11.75 x 7.25 x 10' (300 x 185 x 250mm) and weight is 12.5 lbs (5.5 kg). Comes with 2 speaker units and 2 detachable grills.
Using your Audioengine HDP6 Walnut Passive Speakers is easy. First, connect your audio source to the gold - plated 5 - way binding posts. You can use them with any device that can output audio. Place the speakers in a stable position, and if you want, use the stand - mount 1/4' threaded inserts to attach them to a stand. When it comes to volume, these speakers can handle an amplifier power of 10 - 150W per channel, but don't push them too hard right away. Start at a moderate volume and gradually increase it. As for maintenance, keep the speakers clean by gently wiping the cabinets with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the furniture - grade finish. Also, make sure the detachable magnetic grills are stored properly when not in use. If you notice any issues with the sound, like distortion, check the connections first and make sure your audio source is working correctly.
