Audio Pro Addon C3 Portable Multiroom Speaker - Black

Product Information

But the sleeker aesthetic does have some compromises. It means losing the ethernet port, the wi-fi/input switch and the 3.5mm aux in. The retro leather handle has also been scrapped, which makes lugging around the weighty MkII a much more arduous affair. Play all the speakers at the same time or play them individually with their own content or music. Drag and drop to make groups and collaborate. Set the speaker you want to play and enjoy the thousands of music you have at your fingertips. You can also play music from old vinyl. Just connect your turntable to an Audio Pro addon C5 or C10 speaker and you can play some old school music in your gear. You can stream the music wirelessly to all the speakers in your setup. The location of the controls is a particularly noteworthy component of the design. Easily accessible from the speaker’s top, they can adjust the volume and other settings. Sо, the input, power, and volume controls are conveniently placed, and the LED indicators make it easy to see the speaker’s current condition. It’s difficult to imagine a less stressful set-up procedure. The Audio Pro app seeks out all available products connected to the home network (with the option of adding those not already tethered manually), and they are then all there to manipulate as you wish.

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The C10 MKII is a 2022 What Hi-Fi? Award-winner, and boy did it earn that accolade. With multiple streaming and multi-room options thanks to Chromecast, AirPlay 2 and the Audio Pro app, multiple inputs (including RCA and 3.5mm aux in) and arguably the nicest design of all the brand's speakers, the C10 MKII looks as good as it sounds. And it sounds rather lovely courtesy of some big steps up in clarity, bass tautness and refinement over the previous iteration. This model distinguishes itself from its rivals because it provides an unprecedented harmony of functionality, audio quality, and mobility. Therefore, this gadget is a fantastic accessory that will shine whether you’re using it as a speakerphone, viewing movies, or listening to music. If the Audio Pro Addon C10 MkII looks familiar, that's because it's a slightly tweaked upgrade on the original C10. But considering that model won three What Hi-Fi? Awards in a row, that's certainly no bad thing.

If you have listened to one of Audio Pro’s Addon speakers before, the new signature should still be recognisable. Thanks to the physical design of its speakers, Audio Pro has always managed to give a great deal of body to its sound, and that is still the case. That slightly altered reflex port is still doing a job supporting the taut low-end delivered by the Addon T3+’s woofer, and the richness of its tone is present right the way up through the register as the tweeters reach their highest note.

Specification

Connectivity to other Audio Pro speakers is one of the speaker’s most notable capabilities. With the Audio Pro Multiroom app, you may link the speaker to additional Audio Pro Addon speakers, allowing you to play music simultaneously in multiple rooms. That way, you may simultaneously listen to music in any room in your house.