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What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision
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Home cinema
Subwoofers
Audioengine
S8
What Hi Fi Sound and Vision 30 JUL 2008
Audioengine S8
£ 250 4
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This is well worth investigating if you like your bass loud and proud
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Solid, compact build; wireless connectivity option; lots of weight; goes loud
Against
A touch flabby, which means it isn't the fastest
Audioengine certainly knows how to sell its products in the 21st century. Our press release contains a link to
a YouTube video clip, in which Audioengine USA's helpful Brett gives us a quick low down on what this
subwoofer can do.
It reveals that the AS8 is an active subwoofer, which alongside its own power connection also has a built-in
AC outlet for connecting a wireless adapter such as Apple Airport Express or Audioengine's own W1
wireless adaptor.
It's a neat touch and naturally gives you extra flexibility with placement. Other connections come in the
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- Page 1 YouTube video clip, in which Audioengine USA’s helpful Brett gives us a quick low down on what this subwoofer can do. It reveals that the AS8 is an active subwoofer, which alongside its own power connection also has a built-in AC outlet for connecting a wireless adapter such as Apple Airport Express or Audioengine’s own W1 wireless adaptor.
- Page 2 Get it up and running, and it’s clear the relatively compact box won’t be found wanting for volume. With the Blu-ray of Ghostrider, the AS8 pumps out plenty of weight and to a reasonable level of depth. Explosions are given plenty of oomph and excitement and the sub scores high on the waking-the- neighbours scale, going nice and loud without rattling or distortion.
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