Name: P4 Passive Speakers
SKU: P4-White
Availability: InStock

Best Use:

Living Rooms
Family Rooms
Home Theaters

Ideal for:

The Audiophile
The Old School Music Lover
The Music Enthusiast

Perfect for Kickin’ it Old School, or New School, or Even Middle School

P4 Passive Speakers give you award-winning Audioengine sound in a bold, modern cabinet connected to your tried and true integrated amplifier or stereo receiver.

In With the New, In With the Old

We designed the P4 Passive Speakers to pair nicely with digital or hybrid amplifiers as well as stereo receivers, integrated amps, and tube amplifiers. The P4 has a 4 ohm impedance rating, which means it’s built to handle more power. At the same time, it still sounds great when connected to any receiver or integrated power amplifier with 4, 6, or 8 ohm speaker output impedance.

We Know You’ll Love the P4 Passive Speakers and Here’s Why

2-way passive, front-ported design – the sound exits the speaker primarily through the front and you don’t have to worry about sound reverberating off of walls behind the speaker
Hand-built cabinets – offer superior quality compared to their mass produced competition
Silk dome tweeters & aramid fiber woofers – high quality parts that reproduce sound beautifully and are built to last

We Made Setup Quick and Easy

We take our time designing and producing our home music systems so that you won’t have to take any time getting them set up. Just a simple connection between speakers and your stereo AV receiver, integrated amplifier, or tube amp and you’re ready to rock.

P4 Passive (left) speaker

P4 Passive (left) speaker – rear

0.75″ silk dome tweeters
4″ aramid fiber woofers
Gold-plated, 5-way binding posts

Tech Specs

Type

2-way passive speaker system, front ported design, power amplifier or AV receiver required

Drivers

4″ aramid fiber woofers 0.75″ silk dome tweeters

Inputs

Gold-plated, 5-way binding posts

Frequency Response

60 Hz-22 kHz ±1.5 dB

What’s in the box

P4 Passive Speakers

Microfiber speaker bag

Questions & answers about the
P4 Passive Speakers

How to Clean Your Audioengine Home Music System
- 1. Turn Off and Unplug:
  - Make sure your system is turned off and unplugged.
  2. Dust the Surfaces:
  - Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe away dust.
  - For hard-to-reach places, use a soft brush or a can of compressed air.
  3. Wipe Down the Exterior:
  - We do not recommend using any solvents
  - If cleaning off stains or build-up is necessary, we recommend doing so with a very small amount of mild cleaning solution applied only to the affected area, followed by quickly wiping the area dry completely.
  - Any scoured pads or objects like a ‘magic eraser’ too easily run the risk of removing sealers and top coats of the painted finish that can leave a clearly visible change in the uniformity of the paint/finish
  4. Clean the Speaker Grills:
  - The speaker grills can be gently cleaned with a vacuum, preferably using a soft bush attachment.
  - A lint roller can also be used.
  5. Clean Buttons and Knobs:
  - A dry cloth is recommend for cleaning any knobs, buttons or other surfaces
  - Be careful not to let water get into any gaps.
  6. Clean Ports and Connections:
  - Use compressed air to blow out dust from ports and connections.
  7. Let Everything Dry:
  - Make sure everything is completely dry before plugging back in and turning on.
  8. Regular Cleaning:
  - Dust your system regularly to keep it in good shape.
  By following these steps, you can keep your Audioengine system clean and working well.
P4 Size: What are the dimensions of the P4?
- The dimensions of each speaker is 9.2″H x 5.5″W x 6.5″D
Can I use Audioengine speakers with an existing Sonos setup?
- Absolutely! You can connect any Audioengine speaker with an analog output to any Sonos product that has the Line-In feature. You can also connect any Audioengine passive speakers into an existing Sonos system using the Sonos Amp.
The P4 is rated at 4 ohms but my receiver has speaker outputs listed as 8 ohms. Will the P4’s work with my receiver?
- The lower the speaker impedance, the more current (amperage) your amp or receiver will need to provide, but most separate power amps have more than a sufficient power supply and power amp sections for driving 4 ohm loads with ease. In fact many amps will perform better with a 4 ohm load as opposed to 8 ohms if their design is robust enough to supply the extra current. A quick web search will bring up more information on this subject.
What amplifiers work best with the P4?
- The P4 is a very efficient speaker and designed to work well with digital hybrid amplifiers (Class-D, Class-T, etc.) as well as most stereo receivers, integrated amps, tube amplifiers, and whole-house music systems such as the Sonos ZonePlayer 120. Check out our N22 amp for a great setup!

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Which Audioengine Speaker System is Right for You?

USB Input
Bluetooth
Wi-Fi
Woofer Size
Tweeter Size
Sold In Pairs
Wiring Type
Ideal Listening Space
Base Port

P4 Passive Speakers
N/A
N/A
N/A
4″
0.75″
1
Wired
Desktop Room
Front Ported

HDP6 Passive Speakers (Open Box)
N/A
N/A
N/A
5.5″
1″
1
Wired
Room
Rear Ported

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