with Class D Amplifier & Wireless Bluetooth aptX (White Walnut)
$299.99 USD
This product is Discontinued
RAW POWER MEETS SUBLIME SOUND
Experience true stereo sound with these high performance active bookshelf speakers with an integrated 100W Class D amplifier designed to deliver a crisp, deep and accurate response
TRUE AUDIO VERSATILITY
Level-up any sound system in your home including your turntable, TV, computer, or Bluetooth speakers to experience unparalleled sound in any set-up
PREMIUM COMPONENTS
Meticulously developed with 1" silk dome tweeters and 6.5" woven drivers producing stunning highs, balanced mids, and powerful rich bass
PRECISION-CRAFTED WOOD CABINETS
Hand-built with engineered wood, creating a warm, distortion-free sound for exquisite audio reproduction
ULTIMATE MUSIC CONNECTIVITY
Pair these feature-rich speakers to any source through Bluetooth aptX, RCA/Aux, Optical, PC/MAC USB, and add more bass with the subwoofer output… if you dare
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Top customer reviews
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Perfect sub 0 people found this helpfulExcellent bass - very smooth, very tight. Compliments my rt81 turntable.
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Loads of features massive sound! Winner! 0 people found this helpfulSimplicity of design and use is big in the electronics field. So many products are over-designed with needless features, but not the Ai60 powered speakers for Fluance. Like its little brother the Ai40 these come with user-friendly remote allowing customization of the sound as well as quick muting or changing from Bluetooth to Aux mode. Room-filling sound, functionality to spare, usb and subwoofer capability! Homerun these lovely units for sure!
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Old school and love my AI60 speakers! 0 people found this helpfulBack in the late 60's and early 70's we had some "Classic" gear and in the late 70's I got married and let go of everything. We knew what full, rich sound was reflective of the vinyl of the days. After retiring and spotting out an empty bedroom I saw the opportunity for a music room. I knew my biggest restriction was the 12 x 15 room size so all thoughts of a Marantz amp and JBL speakers were not a fit. I started to study things out and took the risk of a powered speaker setup and the high-end Fluance table with the 2M Ortophone cartridge. The YouTube reviewer was dead on! I have to tell you all my expectations were met and I'm sold on Fluance! Don't hesitate with these well tuned, engineered speakers that fit my room size. The sound is almost like a flashback to the early 70's!
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Look no further 0 people found this helpfulGreat looking speakers that perform. No complaints, out of the box the speakers sound great. Plenty of bass while maintaining the clarity of the higher notes. Highly recommend these speakers. I thought I had a pretty good speaker setup, but these Ai60s blow my other system out of the water!
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If you like full bodied sound you will love these speakers! 0 people found this helpfulI thought I would write a review to help those trying to decide between these and other studio monitor types of speakers. I love music, but I guess I am not an "audiophile" as I do not like flat or hi mid sounds in my music. Maybe if I liked classical or jazz I would feel differently but for electronic, rock, blues, or anything with a bass line I have never been a fan of flat. I picked up a set of Jamo self powered monitors first since they were on sale for $149 at another vendor. I have some other Jamo speakers I love, so I thought I would take a chance. I also own Audioengine A2s. I like my A2s but they produce a slight hum when music is not being played ,and use analog only inputs. The main reason for using these is that I want to chromecast to my outside screen porch and pool area and hook to a sub for better bass. The A2s would obviously be too small for this application but I thought the Jamos might do the trick. I was also considering the A5s but after reading many reviews it seems they also hum and chromecast does not sound quite as good with analog. So I tried the Jamos and while loud enough, they definitely sound flat even with adjustments. When I hooked up the JBL 10" sub I had laying around they sounded better, but it sounded out of balance with the flat vocal and instruments. I was also looking at the Kanto YU6 but the price of those and the AE 5s were $100-$200 more. I also heard a review from an "audiophile" that he did not like the sound signature of the Ai60s and that almost prevented me from pulling the trigger. That is what led me to say I guess I am not an "audiophile" because luckily I decided to purchase the Ai60s, hooked them up, and grinned ear to ear. I believe it when the audiophile said the DSP focused on the highs and lows and it is a good thing for the type of music I listen too. They crank very loud and clear and when hooked to the sub they sound excellent. I think having the 6.5" woofer add to this even if they are sealed. The manual states to play them at medium volume for about 10 hours to break them in, so I guess they might even sound better soon. I like them so much I am thinking of purchasing a second set for back deck overkill. Of course my neighbors might not be happy because they sound so good I find myself wanting to crank it up more. Bottom line if you like to rock the house, listen to indie rock, blues, or even hip hop, or acoustic rock, or pop, you won't be disappointed. You don't really need a sub at all but it helps outside for sure. Love the connectivity and no hum!
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