The Fives

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

Given everything you said about your preferences and setup, I think you should get a pair of compact powered speakers to keep it simple. The Klipsch has recently announced at CES that their "The Fives" speakers are being redesigned and the second gen is being released soon. That means two things. Th

Do a pair of Klipsch “The Fives” powered speakers and an Audio Technica Lp120 or vintage fully automatic turntable.

I personally have Klipsch The Fives which work well and include a phono amp. Only complaint is they do have some static noise from all the electronics in close proximity to one another. If you are looking for separate speakers, there are many good ones on sites like Facebook marketplace that come a

The confusing generally revolves around all these amps. You've got phono preamps, preamps, amplifiers, amplified speakers, speakers with phono preamps and amplifiers..... arrrrgghhhhh!!!! Let's break it down into chunks. The signal from the RT82 needs boosting and some EQ applying to make it compati

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