オーディオテクニカ AT-SP3X ブックシェルフ スピーカー Bluetooth ブラック

AV機器として初めて手を出したモニタースピーカー。元々イヤホンでaudio-technicaに大変世話になってきたから好きなブランドだったってのも購入理由としてあるのだけど。 音量調整のノブしかないのだけど、重低音がすげえ。だから部屋の環境によってはEQで調整した方が良いかも。部屋で重低音鳴らしても平気な環境なら最高よ。それはそれはもうズンズン来る。 というより、一般的なスピーカー？と言っていいのかわからないけど、他のスピーカーは重低音をカットされている、又は鳴らすための機構がないんだなとよくわかった。 んでまぁ重低音を鳴らす環境を揃えてしまえば、もう1度言うけど、最高よ。さすがオーテク。一生ついていくぜ。

これと一緒にステレオ台も購入しました。 ステレオは初心です。 音の感じは、解像度が高く、音量をさほど上げずとも、それぞれ楽器の音がよく聞こえます。 イコライザーやら音質を調整する機能はついていないため、録音がもろに反映されるという印象でした。 低音は弱い方が好きなので、ステレオ裏側の丸穴に、メラニンスポンジ（一片30mm程度の正四角柱にした）を先端30mmほど突っ込んでいます。これで低音も抑えられて私の好む音になりました。 結論：ナチュラルな音でとてもきにいっております！

レコード鑑賞に充分な音質音量です。おすすめの一品です。

PC用に購入 今まで安物しか使ったことがなかったので感動しかない

PCからDACでつないで出力しています。 今まで安いスピーカー使ってたから、音が広がって深くていいですね。 机の上においてもそこまで大きくないので邪魔にはなりません。 スマホもブルートゥースにつないで音も出せますし便利ですね。 あと、オートパワーオフがないというレビューがあったので確認してみました。 有線モードはブルートゥース関係なく何分待っても電源は落ちないです。 ブルートゥースモードはブルートゥースを繋いでいなければ5分でLEDが赤になって電源落ちます。 といったところでしょうか。

Bluetoothによりスマホとパソコンの接続ができとても使いやすいができればもう1台分の接続ができればもっと良い。

スマホで音楽を聴くために購入。 科学技術の進歩によりスマホのスピーカーは小さいながらもクリアなサウンドを実現していて昔のオーディオスピーカーとは比べものにならないが物理的なサイズの小ささから低音は弱い。 このスピーカーで聴いた感想はまずしっかり低音が出ている事。高音もなかなかにクリア。 この会社のヘッドホンも愛用しているが長時間装着すると耳へのストレスも大きいのでストレスなくじっくり聴くなら間違いなくステレオスピーカーが良い。ただ大音量で聴く場合周囲への騒音に注意する事は言うまでもなく。

TV に接続して聴いています。あたかも、ホーム・シアターです。流石は、オーディオテクニカさん。bluetooth 付きヘッドホンも、オーディオテクニカ製を使用しています。

Was using Klipsch "The Sevens" powered speakers, which have good sound but are unreliable. First pair were DOA, second pair failed within two years. - Got these Audio-Technica AT-SP3X to fill the gap until the Klipsch can be fixed / replaced. With cheap bookshelf speakers, the question always is: will they turn out to be just thin, tinny computer speakers? - VERY FAR FROM IT! Immediately I got them fired up, just - wow!! I mainly listen to jazz and classical and they're more than loud enough with the volume knob not even half way around its travel. At full volume, they're WAY too loud for general listening! - They have a subtle, spacious, captivating sound - simply a pleasure to listen to. - I'm running them on heavy speaker stands, spiked through carpet into wood flooring, in a 2.5 meter equilateral triangle from the listening position, about 40 cm from the side walls (bookshelves), 2.5 meters from the back wall (bookshelves). - Sources are via Bluetooth from a laptop and wired phono from a CD player. Click the ON/OFF button to toggle the inputs through Bluetooth (two sources) and wired. (Holding the button down for 3 secs puts the speakers into standby.) A little LED on the button changes from blue for Bluetooth input (with a little boop-boop sound confirming connection), green for wired and red for standby. Bluetooth pairing is fuss-free. - They have the speaker pair's serial number on the back of each unit and manufacturing date on the bottom, i.e. they're likely matched pairs. - The only downsides I can see are: 1. Lack of a remote control means you have to walk over to the primary speaker to adjust volume or change input. 2. Primary (right) speaker, with controls and inputs, can't be switched from R to L. 3. Bluetooth running only the most basic SBC codec (although sounding absolutely fine). - At this price, Audio-Technica have pared them down to the essentials and made the right choices. - Bluetooth latency tests on youtube indicate about a 160 millisecond audio delay. - The AT-SP3X specs give frequency response as 55-20,000 Hz but, playing youtube speaker test tracks, 40 Hz is clearly audible. Response then gently falls away through 28 Hz (just audible) to 20 Hz, where the woofer cones are still vibrating but inaudible. - The listening reality, after they're fully burned in (several weeks), is that there's absolutely NO lack of bass from these speakers despite their ludicrously small size. Even classic 90s hip-hop CDs sound pretty good. The floor does vibrate... if maybe not quite the windows! - Search youtube for Grilled Cheese and Bacon Joey DeFrancesco for a bass-heavy jazz track. - Search youtube for Thomas Ospital A l'ombre des Halles for a brutal speaker workout. Starts mysterious, spooky... The madness begins around the 8 minute mark! - These speakers do expose poor recordings mercilessly (although poor recordings of amazing performances always trump amazing recordings of poor performances). With quality recordings, they shine - natural presentation, big sound, great staging. Their tiny size truly is deceptive. - The supplied inter-speaker connecting cable is only 2 meters long so I'm using an old 6.5 meters long Atlas Hyper 2.0 speaker cable to reach down to the floor and between the speaker stands. A bit long but works fine - no loss of volume or power. - (Banana plugs don't fit the AT-SP3X's cable clamps. An effective adaptation - banana plug to cable clamp: 1.75 mm Ø solid copper house wire wound around the banana plug prong a few times then bent parallel, the wire and prong shrouded with heat shrink tubing to prevent the plugs shorting together and the free wire end flattened down to about 1 mm thickness to maximise contact area when pushed into the AT-SP3X's cable clamps.) - My mind is blown by these speakers. Totally recommended. - Edit (twenty-three weeks later): If you want to impress your friends (or yourself) with gigantic, outrageously expensive speakers, these won't do it! Their compactness is so unassuming, doesn't dominate the room like larger speakers and, as near-point sources, must be contributing to their superb sound stage. - A reasonable measure of an audio system's quality is how much music you actually find yourself listening to on it. The AT-SP3X's sheer musicality just keeps drawing me in. These speakers just keep delivering. - Waste of time going back to the Klipsch now. These do it for me. Life is too short.

Solid sound for the price. I had to mess with the EQ a bit to get some bass out of them, but once I did that they sound great. No complaints.

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Amazing sound but would not expect anything less from Audio-Technica. Price is standard. Set up is so easy and they go well with my Audio-Technica lp70bt

Très bien