Audio Pro Sp3 New [portable]

Now, with the release of the (often referred to as the "Addon SP3" or the refreshed SP3 model), the question is: Has technology caught up, or does this updated version still hold its own against modern rivals like the Edifier R1280T or Kanto YU4?

We spent three weeks with the to see if this compact speaker system is the right upgrade for your desk, turntable, or TV. What Exactly is the "Audio Pro SP3 New"? First, let's clear up the naming. Audio Pro’s naming scheme can be confusing. The "SP3" generally refers to the passive version of their famous Addon series. However, the Audio Pro SP3 New usually refers to the updated iteration of the Addon T3 or the passive SP3 bookshelf units sold with the new T-link connectivity. audio pro sp3 new

These speakers represent one of the best values in "entry-level high-end" audio. They look beautiful, sound mature, and offer a scalability that active speakers lack (you can swap amps, add a subwoofer later, or upgrade one component at a time). Now, with the release of the (often referred

– They look like they cost twice their actual price. Sound Quality: The "Big Speaker" Illusion Here is where the Audio Pro SP3 New earns its paycheck. You look at a 3-inch woofer and assume the bass will be thin. You would be wrong. First, let's clear up the naming

Best for: The budget audiophile who wants to build their system slowly. Disclaimer: Pricing and availability for the "Audio Pro SP3 New" model vary by region. Always check the binding post type to ensure you are getting the latest hardware revision.

The removable magnetic grille is a nice touch. With the grille off, you see the contrast of the yellow/copper-colored Kevlar woofer against the silk dome tweeter—it looks expensive. The new model has also upgraded the terminal connections to proper binding posts (accepting banana plugs and bare wire), whereas the old version used spring clips.