Ai41

yes there is a big difference. Depends on what mom is expecting. Sounds like she wants a turntable with external powered speakers. Can’t really offer advice on this as i’m older and have different expectations. my suggestion is this. Being in Canada we get a break on this because it’s a Canadian com

I personally have no experience with the D3V, but I am familiar with Adams T series and the A series and believe that they offer good value for money. In my opinion, the D3V delivers good measurement results (Adam; EAC). It is clear that, for its size and intended use, it is a linear loudspeaker wit

I use Edifier r2850dv for my a/v needs. Works fantastic especially for dialogue but they are pretty huge. Fluance ai41s are small, excellent sounding and have a sub out, thats where id start

Which way to go depends on what you're trying to achieve compared to what the Ai41s are doing right now. If it was me, I'd want more insight into what's happening in the music, and a more even tonal response than is typical with Chinese/Taiwanese powered speaker. It would be nice to get some more ba

Fluance makes a few different powered speakers. The Ai41 appears to have a couple of stylish options with light colored cabinets and a white front side. As others have mentioned, adding amplification may put them out of your desired price range, but pretty much any active speakers will come with blu

What record player are u saving for? If you are saving up for one, exercise patience. Don’t get a piece of crap. I know this is probably more than you intended on spending, but hear me out. Every. Single. Component. Is infinitely better. If you were planning on getting a TT with the speaker built in

I’m having the exact same issue with my Ai41’s which have only seen light use. Fluance’s suggestion was to “check my local yellow pages to locate an electronics workshop in your area which can diagnose and service them”. Has anybody gotten anywhere with this issue?