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AV:Link Speakers & Accessories

AV:Link speakers and accessories cover a sound setup at home or across a building, from the amplifier outwards. This page holds active Bluetooth bookshelf speaker pairs, loudspeaker selector switches that share one stereo amplifier between two, four or eight pairs of speakers, wall mounts for small and larger speaker cabinets, and a 10m length of figure 8 speaker wire for domestic and commercial audio installation.

Choosing AV:Link Speakers & Accessories

Start from the amplifier or source you already have, then decide how many rooms or pairs of speakers it has to feed and how they will be mounted.

Active Bluetooth bookshelf speakers

The 120.150UK and 120.151UK are active bookshelf speaker pairs with 3.5 inch woofers and 1 inch dome tweeters. They stream over Bluetooth from a smart device, play MP3 files directly from the built-in USB and Micro SD ports, and take a TV, PC or laptop on the 3.5mm AUX input. Volume and mode are set on the side panel or from the full function remote control, and the finish is satin black or satin white.

Loudspeaker selectors

A selector lets one stereo amplifier drive several pairs of speakers in different rooms or zones. The 2 way 128.559UK and 4 way 128.562UK are compact switches designed for 8 ohm speakers, and each pair can be selected individually or together with the others. The 4 way 128.425UK and 8 way 128.428UK use heavy duty push-buttons, have built-in overload protection and suit 4-16 ohm speakers. Every selector here wires up with spring clip terminals.

Mounts and speaker wire

For small satellite, bookshelf and surround speakers, the 129.200UK is a pair of universal mounts for wall or ceiling loads of 3.5kg or less, with swivel and tilt locked by a thumbscrew and M5 mounting bolts supplied. Medium and large bookshelf and satellite speakers go on the 129.202UK, a solid steel side clamping mount with foam covered non-slip pads and an integrated cable guide. The 112.500UK figure 8 speaker wire is an economic choice for audio installation, supplied in a sealed bag.

NeedProductKey detail
Speakers with Bluetooth120.151UKUSB, Micro SD, 3.5mm AUX
Two pairs, one amplifier128.559UK8 ohm speakers
Four pairs, one amplifier128.425UKOverload protection, 4-16 ohm
Eight pairs, one amplifier128.428UKPush-buttons, 4-16 ohm
Small speaker mounts129.200UKPair, wall or ceiling
Larger speaker mount129.202UKSide clamping, steel

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Frequently asked questions

What are AV:Link active Bluetooth bookshelf speakers?

AV:Link active Bluetooth bookshelf speakers are a powered stereo pair with a built-in amplifier, so they need no separate amp. They stream music by Bluetooth from a phone or tablet, and can also play files off a USB stick or memory card or take a wired feed from a TV or laptop. Their compact size suits desks, shelves and smaller rooms.

What does an AV:Link speaker selector do?

An AV:Link speaker selector is a switch box that shares a single stereo amp between several sets of speakers, so music can play in more than one room. Buttons turn the pairs on or off individually or together. Check the selector's impedance range suits the speakers, as running several pairs together can lower the load impedance the amplifier sees. The range here includes two, four and eight way selectors.

What is an AV link speaker?

An AV link speaker is a loudspeaker or speaker accessory from the AV:Link brand. Its products cover powered Bluetooth speakers for home listening plus selector switches, wall mounts and speaker wire for multi-room setups. A selector lets one stereo amplifier feed speakers in several rooms. The range here includes bookshelf speakers, selectors and wall mounts.

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