Audio-Technica AT-SP3X Bookshelf Speakers

These sound great for small bookshelf speakers. Really impressive sound quality and plenty of bass response. I bought them for my wife to match her record player she wanted for Christmas. I had to set it all up for her and both Bluetooth and the rca connection work well. Definitely glad I went with the matching speakers and not a different brand. They came with a few international plug adapters if anyone travels or is outside the USA you should be able to use these anywhere you are.

Speakers came packaged carefully and they even included little bags of candy :) very pleasant opening the package. Speakers are perfect condition. Bluetooth works wonderfully. Clear audio and easy to setup

Great sound, easy installation, good size (not too big!). The appearance of the speakers is also nice and mimimal so they blend into the background. I'm by no means an audiophile so take this with a grain of sand, but for the price I am very satisfied. I use these with my AT turntable and when streaming from Spotify on my phone over bluetooth.

First off, these things get LOUD, sometimes feeling juuust a tad heavy on the bass. I have them hooked up to an AT-LP120 turntable and love how easy it is to toggle between that and the bluetooth connection to my phone.

Great speakers! Got them for my partner for Christmas to go with his Audio Technica record player and they sound great! Perfect size for our smaller apartment but it does not compromise the sound quality at all. The connectivity is great too and we’ve been using them a bunch!

Good sound quality and easy to set up. Really enjoy with my audiotechnica turntable

Don’t let their size fool you, these speakers pack a punch. I bought them to match my Audio-Technica turntable, and the sound is amazing, crisp, rich, and full-bodied. Every note comes alive, making my vinyl collection sound better than ever. Happy spinning!

These speakers work really well. Small but powerful. Can be either really LOUD or really quiet. Bluetooth works great too.

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 the 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, meaning 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 30 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 1990s hip-hop CDs sound great - the floor actually shakes. 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. (But 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 from banana plug to cable clamp: 1.75 mm Ø solid copper house wire wound around the banana plug prong a few times and 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 (three months later): If you want to impress your friends 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 a sound 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. Waste of time going back to the Klipsch now. These do it for me. Life is too short.

Cómo puede ser que unos altavoces tan pequeños sean tan bueno? Sencillo, son de calidad y la marca da fe de ello. No voy a poner las especificaciones, de eso ya se encarga el anuncio, solo comentar que son muy buenos, con bluetooth, de salida, genial para no tener cables por en medio, solo los de conexión a red y entre ellos, es obvio. Lo tengo por bluetooth a mi tocadiscos, de la misma marca y es espectacular. También los probé con el teléfono y una tablet, de gama baja, y suenan de maravilla.

Thankyou all works well now. Thankyou lovely sound.

Bluetoothも繋がりやすい。音も良い。これでレコード聞いてますが、自分のような初心者には十分です。音量は大きめにしてます。

Amazing sound!! Best speakers I've ever had!