Introduction
After reviewing Eagle Tech’s affordable 2.1 speaker setup, they sent us over another speaker set for review – the ET-AR302-BK. In keeping with the theme of the other Eagle Tech speakers they promise decent sound quality at a very reasonable price. At just the $20 mark, this 2.0 set is hardly going to break the bank but how do they shape up in terms of performance and sound quality? Let’s take a better look…
Overview
“This is what high-end sounds like! By using high quality cone materials, these speakers’ exhibit exceptional tonal fidelity, linearity and response well within the midrange and extending into the high frequency audio ranges. Solid wood enclosure with carefully positioned aperture increases power handling at very low frequencies. As result, these speakers image very well with high frequency transients that are clear and natural, and the lows that are nice and tight. It’s a sound that’s unmatched in other speakers anywhere near their price range.”
Features
- Exceptional tonal fidelity
- Stiff and light cone materials for precise vibrations
- Smooth response over broad frequency so you hear the music exactly the same way it was recorded
- Solid wood enclosures accurately amplifies overall sound level
- Great for MP3 player, CD, PC, video gaming system, home audio system or just about any other audio sources
- Volume control
- Headphone input
Specifications
- Total RMS Power: 6 Watts
- Satellites: 3 Watts RMS x 2 (into 4 ohms, @<=1% THD)
- Total Peak Power: 12 Watts
- Frequency Response: 40Hz to 20kHz
- Drivers: Satellites: 3-in high output drivers with solid wood enclosure
- Speaker Dimension: 3.43”x5.72”x3.43”

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Well written review.I’m currently using a Logitech Z5500 speakers.Great speakers.
I recently purchased a pair of these speakers and they suffer from a fundamental design flaw. The power transformer in the left speaker is unshielded and placed directly at the back of the speaker, with perhaps a few millimeters of clearance. The resultant coupling is so great that a hum can be heard in that speaker when the unit is plugged in and powered down. When powered up, the hum is quite loud and very noticeable when playing quiet sounds.