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$251.80
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100 9 expert reviews:
The Elac Debut B6.2s are mature and understated, diligently presenting our music without comment, just as it has been told
— by What Hi-Fi
The Elac Debut 2.0 B6.2 is one of the best speakers at this price, with great sound and excellent build quality.
— by CNET
$349
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Awesomeness: 99
99 15 expert reviews:
Q Acoustics 3020is are no less enjoyable for that. A former Award-winning speaker that’s been improved, they keep Q Acoustics firmly among the cream of the budg...
— by What Hi-Fi
The Q Acoustics 3020i bookshelf speakers combine cutting-edge design with excellent sonics and are suited to systems with tight space requirements.
— by CNET
$1499.98
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Awesomeness: 99
99 12 expert reviews:
the LS50’s innate transparency means that any flaws in the partnering kit will be apparent. But get it right and you have what is one of the best standmounters ...
— by What Hi-Fi
Almost 6 years ago, KEF slapped the competition on the competition and showed how exceptional speakers can be offered for normal money. In addition, I can right...
— by World of Turntables
$1750
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We don't yet have enough review information for Bowers & Wilkins 606 S2
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Awesomeness: 98
98 6 expert reviews:
While I personally prefer the older, gentler 685, the 606 S2 offers a taste of the high-end in a way that the former speaker doesn't, and it does it for under a...
— by CNET
The original 606s are fine speakers, but this new version is obviously better across the board. Considering the relatively minor engineering changes that’s a re...
— by What Hi-Fi
$62.49
6 expert reviews:
Part of the fun of having a $70 pair of speakers is being able to do stupid shit with them. Flipping the phase on the tweeter combined with DSP correction makes...
— by NO Audiophile Review
The B652-AIR's dynamic punch is remarkable, and the sound is nicely balanced, not overly bassy or bright. In my large room bass went down to around 65Hz, which ...
— by CNET
$4499
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We don't yet have enough review information for Q Acoustics Concept 300
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Awesomeness: 97
97 17 expert reviews:
These innovative standmounters are a technological triumph, but not quite the finished sonic article
— by What Hi-Fi
This is not a speaker for all systems. Even with the tweeter-level adjustments, the Concept 300 can be a touch unforgiving of bright-sounding electronics. And t...
— by Stereophile
$797
11 expert reviews:
Paired with high-quality components, the ELAC Uni-Fi UB5 sounds much better than you have any right to expect from a speaker of this size and price.
— by CNET
the UB5 is not perfect but the primary point is that it isn’t easily pigeon-holed. It was fiercely competitive with speakers well beyond its price segment.
— by The Absolute Sound
$349.98 (used)
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Awesomeness: 95
95 8 expert reviews:
As for the living room or systems that you can not apply the DSP correction to, the winner is definitely the Pioneer BS22. The Pioneer in its' natural form is t...
— by NO Audiophile Review
Its sound is balanced, neutral, and involving, with no significant shortcomings. I'm scratching my head at how Pioneer can produce this level of quality at this...
— by Stereophile
$437
11 expert reviews:
It’s rare to find a pair of speakers at this price that sound so sophisticated, but these Triangles deliver refinement and detail in spades
— by What Hi-Fi
I recommend the Triangle Borea BR03 as wholeheartedly as Diego did, but with a caveat: Before laying down any cash, someone who’s serious about buying a pair of...
— by SoundStage! Hi-Fi
$799
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Awesomeness: 94
94 15 expert reviews:
The Kanto YU6 would be our top pick. While we think the sound quality is less dynamic than the Fluance Ai60s, and much less dynamic than the TUK speakers, they ...
— by The Master Switch
The first time I listened to the TUKs, I listened to them for about 3 hours straight. I couldn’t pull myself away from them. I loved the way the music just drew...
— by HI-FI Trends
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