The AT-SP3XWH is the white version of Audio-Technica's powered bookshelf speaker: the same two-way pair with built-in amplification, now in a light finish that disappears against white walls and furniture. The left cabinet holds the electronics and the volume control; the right one is passive and joins it through the two metre cable supplied. Two cables and a power adapter are all it takes to have music.
Technically it repeats the black model's formula: a 76 mm woofer and a 27 mm tweeter per cabinet, 30 W maximum output and a 55 Hz to 20 kHz response, with Bluetooth 5.3 (A2DP, SBC) up to 10 metres and a stereo RCA analogue input for a turntable with a phono stage, a streamer or a TV. Volume is on the left cabinet, and the external 18 V adapter keeps the power supply outside the enclosure so it adds no noise inside.
It measures 200 × 125 × 136 mm per unit and weighs 1.5 kg left and 1.6 kg right, so it sits on a shelf, a sideboard or a desk without reinforcement. The matte white suits Nordic interiors and installations where the speakers should go unnoticed, and the eight rubber feet protect the furniture. It is a desktop answer for anyone wanting proper sound without assembling a rack of separate components.
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