YU6

I had Edifier R1700BTS on my work office desk a few years ago, LSX II LT now. The main difference you'd hear is clarity and precision across the spectrum. Bass is tighter, vocals, instruments clearer and more defined. Liked them so much at work that I sold off Kanto YU6 & put another set of the KEF

Yeah, I had the same feeling with the Edifiers, especially the mids. They have that classic V-shape tuning: boosted bass and highs, recessed mids. I get why it sells, but for me, the vocals never sounded truly alive, like they were slightly hollow or coming through something. I spent a lot of time t

Hey man! Funny story. Back then I was recommending people check out Kanto YU6 (and a few others like Audioengine A5+, Fluance Ai81, Vanatoo) as the next step up, but I couldn’t resist and ended up buying the YU6 myself (black). And damn, after getting everything hooked up properly, this 2.1 system w

Wall mounted Kanto YU6s with an SVS PB1000 in the corner. The sub was a deal I couldn’t pass up, so I made it work. A little overkill, but it definitely fills in the gaps.

https://www.spinorama.org/compare.html?speaker0=KEF+LSX+II+LT&origin0=ErinsAudioCorner&version0=eac&measurement=On+Axis&speaker1=Kanto+YU6&origin1=ASR&version1=asr That's the difference. I haven't heard the Kantos. The bump in the upper midrange on the Kantos is concerning, it looks like a resonance

I have those already so asked the Ai for the difference, here's what it said: Here’s a straight comparison between the KEF LSX II LT speakers you’re looking at from Costco and the Kanto YU6 powered bookshelf speakers — to help you decide which sounds better for your needs: 🔊 Sound Quality & Performa

As the Behringer UFO is giving you line out a pair of Edifier powered speakers from $100 might provide more bass and a better stereo. Going for Edifier r1280bs with the option of adding a sub-woofer might be sufficient and affordable whilst not increasing the clutter. Going for Klipsch the Fives whi