The Fluance Ri71 speakers offer excellent sound quality and lots of connectivity options at a competitive price, making them ...

Fluance launches bookshelf and tower speakers The Ri71 and Ri91 retail for $399 and $799 respectively Bluetooth aptX HD, HDMI ARC, RCA, and a sub out With speakers this good, who needs a soundbar?

The Fluance Ri71s are kind of a sweet spot in this regard. Sound-wise, they’re a big step up from a Bluetooth speaker, they don’t take up tons of space like a component system, and they have ...

You'll save some money and gain an optical port with the $249 Fluance Ai41, but at the expense of bass response and Bluetooth codec support. If you're looking for audiophile-quality sound in a ...

They make a great option when you want something more than a portable Bluetooth speaker, but don’t have the space or budget for a component stereo system. The new Fluance Ri71 Reference powered ...

No significant difference between Bluetooth, Aux, RCA and Optical sound quality. Provides a decent volume level in a medium sized room. Ease of use: We found the Fluance Fi70 ease of use to be ...

The Fluance Ri71 are an extremely solid package ... From here, you can access the volume, playback controls for Bluetooth, source select, and bass and treble adjustment. You can also swap the ...

including two Bluetooth devices and an analog plus Bluetooth connection. The only issue with the Fluance Ai41’s connectivity is that there’s no USB or USB-C. We used these speakers with an ...

The Fluance RT81+ turntable is priced at $299 ... like sending music directly to a pair of wireless speakers via a Bluetooth connection or for digitizing my vinyl with a USB port, the old analog ...

If you want a built-in phono preamp and/or Bluetooth output, we recommend the Audio-Technica AT-LPW50BT. It slightly underperforms in sound quality compared with the Fluance and Rekkord models ...