Eagle Tech: Arion ET-AR306-BK 2.1 Compact Speaker w/Subwoofer Review
Overview
Hardware: PC Audio, PeripheralsWHAT WE LIKED:
Clean Sound, Good Bass, Compact, Good Looking, Budget Friendly, Simple SetupWHAT WE DISLIKED:
Volume/Bass control's PlacementIntroduction
Eagle Tech has been around since 1993 (20 years) bringing the PC community PSUs, external hard drives, and other PC components. Eagle Tech has since expanded to include Bluetooth audio systems, game console, mobile, and tablet accessories. Today we will be looking at the Eagle Tech:Arion ET-AR306-BK 2.1 Compact Speaker. The Arion series are part of Eagle Tech’s signature line of products.
The Arion ET-AR306-BKs are driven by 2×5 watt RMS 3-in mid-range satellites with a 1-in passive radiator and a 15 watt RMS subwoofer all inclosed in a wooden enclosure to actually amplify overall sound levels. The Arion ET-AR306-BKs produce a total of 25 watts of RMS power with a peak power of 50 watts and a frequency response range of 50Hz to 18kHz.
This speaker system is small and compact with only 25 watts of power, giving me a preconceived notion they might not fit the bill. Continue reading to find out if it was wise for me to make such a snap judgment.
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James
hi, the information you have provide about this Arion speaker is really good and according to its reviews, i am thinking to consider this. Most of the times, i get frustrated form my daily work and that time i need music. Because music is the only thing that can make people relax from their daily busy life.
Good review. I have been looking at purchasing this setup and you review cemented that decision. It would be more helpful if I didn’t have to look at several pages to get a short review like this. I don’t look at advertising anyway, so the extra time I spent trying read the review only resulted in annoyance on my part.