The Fives

thanks for the reply, I was thinking about the wiim am ultra, but it didn’t have the playlist selection. so I went with the Klipsch, The Fives v2 with HDMI arc.

Klipsch The Fives, we use these in the bedroom for a simple, nice sounding and compact sound system, using a WiiM Mini for streaming also has Bluetooth inputs as well as HDMI, optical and RCA if you love bass as I do, add a subwoofer, using the Vanguard Caldera 10 with ours

If that doesn't work, save up a little more and look for some used Klipsch The Fives powered. They should pair very well with your turntable and provide a good "fun" listening experience.

I love Klipsch, the Fives are my favorite I use for Bluetooth but the Detroit and Nashville are excellent as well as the threes.

I had similar requirements- I wanted something for my TV and turntable but didn't have a place to put a receiver.I went with Klipsch's The Fives and put them on speaker stands. This worked perfectly and offered HDMIArc for my TV connection. They also offer built in preamp and are powered speakers so

You can split the difference and get something like Klipsch The Fives (or Sevens or Nines) that are powered stereo speakers that also take HDMI ARC.

Acoustic center sync only works with certain Sony sound bars so it should be set to off for all others. Play around with the DTS settings sometimes I found that affects things if it wasn't encoded directly. Also might be just you're not used to how a soundbar sounds if you want something easy but th

Klipsch The Fives. Not surround but the stereo is immersive for movies, and the bass is unreal. Powered means no amp required. Takes HDMI, Bluetooth and a Turntable. Check them out.

The Thorens TD 160 MKII and the Thorens TD 160 Super are two different-but-related turntables. If you just have one turntable there, it'll be one or the other. First things first, check you have a complete working turntable. It should have a tonearm, with a cartridge, and the stylus fitted to that c