The Fives

I have never heard the Fluance speakers but the reputation is not great. I would look into getting the TT (Fluance RT85) and add speakers like the Klipsch the Fives / the Sevens (on sale). Alternatively, I would look into an AMP like the Loxjie A40 (great phonostage) and some passive speakers. Wharf

Yeah definitely mate, those Klipsch did look good and still eager to know how they sound. You still prefer the sound of the IN8'S to them? If so, that's promising :) How would you describe the sound of that line up? I may have been able to get away with a pair of the fives and a sub but i dont think

Those Edifiers are often recommended as the go-to starter speaker for vinyl setups. If there’s a version that has a sub-out jack, I’d get those. Klipsch may sound better out of the box because of the sub, but down the line if you add a sub to the Edifiers, they’ll be better IMO. I’ve had different v

Nice one. Enjoy the audio trail you’re on now. I upgraded to the Concerto’s over Christmas as well, coming from Klipsch The Fives. Filled my S3 stands and using Isoacoustic gaia iii pads. I’m only running a Wiim Amp Ultra for now so I have them hooked up to a Dali E12-F subwoofer to do offload the l

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

Price, features and ease of use...my current game room setup is a wiim ultra with plex streaming, a fluance rt81 and klipsch the fives for speakers. Everything sounds great and it's easy to use without breaking the bank. Considering some equipment like the blue sound icon and the eversolo dmp a6 can

Not in the same price ranges, But the new B&O BeoLab 8's are great, If you want something cheaper then the Klipsch The Fives are quite nice, The Nines too but They're alot bigger. The Kali IN-UNF's are also an option, they are a 2.1 set so 2 small speakers to put on your desk and a seperate bass uni

Yes I saw that, you'll have to order it from another country. I've done the same with Switch 2 and my Onkyo TX-RZ30. It works. I guess Logitech got a popular 5.1 system as well. If you decide to buy 2.0 or 2.1 I dont think you'll need to spend £800. Seems a bit overkill. Look at the Klipsch The Five

There can be made a good argument for either.Active speakers can be very convenient for bluetooth speakers, soundbars or smaller stereo setups (Klipsch the fives, Sevens for instance). If you are thinking of serious HiFi or Home theater: Personally I would always go for passive speakers. I want the

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