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The A2 has three input sockets: A(L), A(R), and B. The third of these receives a headphone feed, leaving the two A sockets available. So the question is whether it would be preferable to plug into both the A sockets instead of just one.

I have a Pioneer S-21W subwoofer currently connected to Audioengine A2s as per the Audioengine FAQ, ie: And it works ok. But it means a plug going into either a L or R socket in the Right A2 (ie the one containing the amp and with extra sockets). What I'm wondering is if I'm losing some audio...

Thanks, I've had a look at the Audioengine A2s and the M-Audio Studiophile AV 40s. Am I right in thinking that as either would be powered separately with their own inbuilt amps, I don't have to worry about any issues of compatibility with the TEAC spec as regards watts, ohms, etc? Btw I'm not...

Thanks for the reply. Maybe I've confused myself, but I think there may be different versions of this TEAC model, because on the back of mine there are four sockets marked AUX , that is, In (L, R) and Out (L, R). They seem to be co-ax. So maybe something is doable after all?

I recently bought a TEAC LP-R550USB, which is a unit comprising CD/cassette/record player with tuner and inbuilt speakers. Unsurprisingly the speakers are not the best and I'd like to improve things by connecting two auxiliary speakers of better quality. I'm thinking in terms of up to £100...