Eagle Tech Arion ET-AR506-BK

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Pros:

Easy to use and set up.
Real solid wood build.
100 watts peak power.

Cons:

Short wires.
Potential quality issue.

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Last revision on January 28, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Easy to use and set up
Real solid wood build
100 watts peak power
Excellent sound quality
Good value
Wood enclosures
Aesthetics
Wood cabinets
Volume control module
Great sound
Very strong bass

Reviewers Didn't Like

Short wires
Potential quality issue
Extremely short cable

Expert reviews and ratings

100

Comfortably priced around 40$ Eagle Arion ET-AR506-BK 2.1 Soundstage makes a great low budget pick for a simple sound system. Delivering up to 100 watts of clear sound ET-AR506-BK definitely does the job. Our experience with ET-AR506-BK was nothing...

By UMLan on September 17, 2010

All in all, this is a great 2.1 speaker system for $60. If you like lots of bass, the subwoofer with dual 5-inch drivers will leave you satisfied, and the richness of the mids and highs produces quality sound that is great for just about any sort of...

By TweakNews on June 07, 2010

Once again I am impressed by speakers from Eagle Tech. The ET-AR506-BK 2.1 Soundstage Speakers with Dual Subwoofers might be a mouthful but the speakers offer exceptional sound at a great price. The volume control with a headphone jack makes it ideal...

By CCE Reviews on May 29, 2010

Eagle Arion ET-AR506-BK is a decent stereo speaker for $59.99. The speaker produces full audio with its 12.5W satellite speaker and 25W dual-subwoofer. While the speaker’s bass is excellent, we feel that its midrange and high are too weak and...

By Bjorn3D on May 25, 2010

The Eagle Arion 2.1 Soundstage 100W speaker system really impressed me with its ability to produce a crisp and precise audio experience, despite the fact that they cost only about $50 USD. For such a compact system without all of the extra hassle of...

By Pureoverclock on May 17, 2010