Signature Series Hi-Fi Three-way Floorstanding Speakers

Wow! Once you give these babies sometime to break in they sound absolutely incredible! Make sure you have a quality amplifier/receiver to power these though. It seriously makes all the difference in the world. Love the look and the sound!

Not exactly for people on what I'd typically call a budget. But for an intro to Hifi, these are nothing short of an excellent decision for the price. Great, clean, powerful sound. Extremely tight bass performance. Best speakers I've ever owned. Powered off a Marantz SR6011 for now but plan on powering them with a Marantz MM7025 2 channel when the funds become available.

These Speaker are Really Great but i mean REALLY!!!
I'm a real Audiophile and these speaker can beat some costing double or even triple that cost. I got so many speaker in my life include Bower and Wilkins costing about 7K Pairs cant really compre to those fluance but ill say those Signature one does a Amazing Job at very low Cost....
Read some riew other guy say it dosent sond good withoud s sub...
It Does really good you have to know some very basic skills to know to to get them sound the way it should.

First most Importent its your AMp Receiver you use, you don't need
crazy amount of power to run these this is not true, but dont expect to run it with 80W like most budget receiver does into 8 OHM Rms.....

Pair them with a Quality amp and youll see what the difference can be done,, I run my on my Anthem and without a subwoofer these Fluance Shake the House..
I try them with my other Pionner Elite and they did not sound that good, really depend on the receiver,

If you really want to add power just biamp them most quality receiver have the option to biamp without adding a preamp this is an good option,, But in Biamp adding a preamp really does make a huge difference...

Be sure to adjust the crossover they are set at, Most receiver set them to large with a wat to high crossover, set them at small if you have a sub and 80Hz or less for good amount of bass.
Avoid receiver that allow 1 Crossover for all speaker like Onkyo Pionner Onkioneer,,,, same thing now this is not good,
You want to be able to set the Front alone..

Then iv seen so many people hook theirs speaker with crappy cable
again you dont need to pay1000$ for a paire of cable a good decent
cable can make a difference ..

Well once you set them correctly those Speaker are hard to beat
they sound very good the base is crazy i would have payed much more for them

These are fantastic audiophile speakers. You need to feed them power if you want them to open up and sound good. I recommend at least a 150 wpc power amplifier. I’ve used them at 150 and 200 wpc. These image very well and have great bass so no need for a subwoofer. I am using them with vintage gear and they sound fantastic!

I just started to set up a home entertainment/theater in my new house. I have been researching speakers for almost three months now. i used to have a Bose Cinemate...well actually i still have it...it was just relocated to the bedroom. Anyway, I just chanced upon Fluance from a youtube reviewer. Aside from the lifetime warranty and great reviews of its other speakers...What caught my attention was it is a Canadian Company. So one morning I just set up an acct and ordered these speakers. After two days of waiting...it arrived and my home entertainment/theater set up has begun. It's almost a month now since that time. And I'm still grinning from ear to ear every time i watch a movie or watch sports on tv. coz i can't believe how great these speakers sound. I don't even have a subwoofer yet and i still think i am not missing anything. I would say this purchase is one of the best i have made. My wife didn't even say a word when she first saw it. (Is this a good or a bad thing?) lol...Next up would probably be a center and/or a subwoofer and the surrounds.

Avoid these speakers completely. First off, these speakers sound great. Really impressed with how smooth they sound and the bass response is excellent. However, if you run these w/o a subwoofer and play movies with bass, apparently Fluance says you must have AT LEAST 180w running to each tower. I have a 100wpc Onkyo TX-NR656 and was told by the Fluance rep that these speakers are not compatible with a 100wpc receiver, despite their rated power handling of 90-200 watts. What I get with movies is the bass has the woofers make loud popping noises. Here is a quote from the chat I had with the Fluance rep, Whitney.Whitney (9/27/2017, 2:50:24 PM): Please keep in mind these towers require upwards of 200 watts per channel, although you'll get sound out of them at 100w, it's not technically sufficient and not suggested for the towers to be run on anything lower than 180wMe (9/27/2017, 2:51:50 PM): Well that would exclude about 90% of all receivers. Hardly any receivers put out 180w per channel other than ones that are very high end.Me (9/27/2017, 2:52:28 PM): So you are saying they aren't compatible with a 100w receiver?Whitney (9/27/2017, 2:53:17 PM): Regrettably noI don't know of any receiver that outputs 180wpc in surround mode, let alone with 2 channels driven. So according to Whitney, the Fluance rep, they are lying about the power handling rating and you really need 180w per channel. Completely disappointed in Fluance and will be sure to never let anybody I know buy their products. - Verified Store

I was looking for some Floor Standing speakers to replace the surrounds that I have had since the late 1990's (AR's). In those days I was living in a condo and did not need the power. When I built my home in 2004 I used one of the bedrooms as a home theater with a projector and some in wall speakers provided by the builder. I like to keep a separate audio sound system just to listen to my lp's and cd collection. This setup was in my finished basement. I used my Bang and Olufsen (6500 series from mid 2000's) and Bose 901 (mid 2000's) speakers in my audio setup along with the AR surround speakers and sub woofer. The Pioneer Receiver that I bought had a 6 - speaker stereo option which when set up like a surround sound system, as far as placement is concerned, played back audio through all of the speakers. So each speakers best qualities is what you would here prominently. With that setup the B&O's and the Bose dominated the AR's, with the Bose spreading the music through reflection off the walls and the B&O firing the sounds straight at you. Great midrange and brilliant high's. The AR's produced those extra midrange sounds that the setup pushed to them. They were quite small so I decided to replace them with some large floor standing speakers. Thanks to all the reviews from verified purchasers I chose these. I read the reviews from those that had problems and the review from C-Net.com and what I discovered is that this is a company that really tries hard to satisfy its customers. Great customer service. They replaced these speakers that early adapters had purchased but which had problems. When some purchasers mentioned that the documentation was lacking they updated the documentation (there is now documentation for attaching the outriggers). The packaging was double boxed on the towers and triple on the front surround. Fluance even replies to the complaints listed on this site as reviews. And oh yeah, they sound great! I did also purchase some Polks floor standing speakers to add to my set-up and I am still trying to perfect my arrangement to get the best sound. Just wanted to express my appreciation to Fluance and the reviewers who took the time to help me make my decision. By the way these are some well built speakers with a beautiful finish. Sincerely. - Verified Store

Paired with my vintage Marantz 2230 and a Yaqin MC13S tube amplifier, these speakers sound absolutely incredible. These speakers can handle all the power you need. They have crisp and detailed highs, formidable midrange, and plenty of deep, powerful bass. I'm very impressed and extremely happy with my decision to purchase these speakers. I'm a Fluance customer for life.

After researching for months as to what speakers to buy for my new 2 channel stereo system, I considered some Klipsch and Polk Audio towers with similar specifications and I kept coming back to these Fluance towers. After reading numerous reviews and hearing the praises that people were giving them, I gave them a try. I figured it was a no-brainer, especially considering the price.When they arrived, I was surprised at the sheer weight and size of them. I mean you kind of know what to expect from the product description, but until you have to carry a pair of them up a flight of stairs, you really don't fully realize and appreciate the build quality. These are solid cabinets with high-quality connectors and the sound that resonates from them is just superb. As was mentioned in a previous review, you really don't have to adjust the bass, midrange, and treble with these. They sound very balanced and don't require a separate subwoofer. The two 8 inch woofers provide plenty of deep, tight bass and the highs and midrange are very crisp and detailed. The midrange is resounding but not overbearing.I'm driving these with a 40 watts x 2 channel Yaqin MC-13S amplifier with a Vintage Marantz 2230 receiver as the pre-amp. Through that, I'm listening to a Stanton T92 turntable with an Ortofon headshell and Ortofon 2M Red cartridge. These speakers seem to work very well with a tube amplifier. They produce a warm, rich, detailed sound and a nearly surreal soundstage with good depth and imaging. I have absolutely zero complaints about these speakers. I would definitely recommend these speakers to anyone, including discerning audiophiles.One more thing I'd like to note, is that I ordered on a Wednesday night and they were scheduled to arrive the following week between Tuesday and Thursday. Seeing as they were coming from New York and I live in Illinois,I figured oh well, a few days won't kill me. As it turned out, they arrived in less than 48 hours, on Friday. I was super happy with the quick delivery. - Verified Store

quality build, amazing sound even on a cheaper amp (Sony STR-K4800P - could be louder but does the job) = very happy customerpaired it up with a Polk PSW-505 subwoofer and the sound detail is jaw-dropping. listen to all my music through my computer and spent the last couple weeks chasing down 24bit FLACs because even the best mp3 files sound thin and un-detailedif you liked music before you bought these speakers you will LOVE music after hooking these babies up - Verified Store

Let me begin by stating that I own the entire Fluance Signature Series speaker system. These towers completed my home theater, which also include the matching center, bookshelves and bipolar surrounds. I also own their entry level bipolar surrounds (the AVBP2s, used in a different setup) as well as their newly released AB40 soundbase. I’ve been quite pleased with the Fluance products overall – I’ve been giving them plenty of business over the past couple of years. And before I get to the meat of this review, I can report that Fluance’s customer service (well, really Circus World Displays’ customer service – Fluance is just one of their brands) is top-notch. I probably made 10 orders with them over the course of 18 months before I finally ran into a quality control issue, and that was with the AB40 soundbase, which arrived damaged. However, they quickly responded to my e-mail and I received a pristine replacement within days.And with that I’ll get my review. Once these arrived, it probably took me close to two hours to get these inside of my house and upstairs to my theater room as they are absolutely massive. But, that’s also with me doing all of the work as I didn’t have any help. The other setup issue (if you plan to buy these and have a go at these alone like I did), is the installation of the floor spikes. There was no installation documentation included, and while I was able to determine what needed to be done by handling them, it was really difficult – almost impossible for one person. What’s worse is, once I got them up and running, one of the speakers was defective, exhibiting loud pops & crackles coming from the midrange woofer even at low volumes. And this was not the crossover issue that plagued these speakers when they were initially released – this midrange speaker was just a lemon. Normally, this wouldn’t be that big a deal as long as you’ve got some experience with the company, but having to re-box one of these and find a way to get it to UPS to send it back was a real chore. But, with that said, once again, their customer service quickly responded to my e-mail, sent me a paid return shipping label (which, I think was nearly $80), and had my replacement on the way within a day or two. The replacement arrived pristine, just like the other one I had waiting in my theater room.The attractiveness of these speakers, given their enormous size, is pretty remarkable. The craftsmanship and build quality are very good – but the rest of the Fluance Signature Series speakers share these qualities, aside from size. You’ll definitely need plenty of space if you plan on purchasing these.I’ve learned to tame my initial expectations when it comes to auditioning Fluance speakers. They really do take some time to break in. I think this is generally true for most speakers, but in my experience, it’s more extreme with Fluance speakers. The Signature Series center, bookshelves, and bipolars all took at least 50 hours of airplay before I began to notice sonic improvement and those speakers really didn’t fully open up until nearly 100 hours. These floor speakers, however, didn’t take quite as long to break in. Initially, they weren’t bad, but the two 8-inch woofers were pretty stiff. So, I did what I’ve always done with their speakers – as I left for work each morning beginning on a Monday, I cued up a song in repeat mode and played it at moderately high volume until I returned home from work, about 10 hours of continuous play per day. By the end of the week, they were really sounding nice, perfect for my taste. I prefer a laid back, warm sounding speaker that can also provide a balanced midrange with some clean, airy highs that aren’t overly harsh or fatiguing. That’s exactly what these are to my ears.The rest of the Signature Series, in my opinion, is more suited for home theater than for music. However, these towers perform equally well with both and perhaps even better with two-channel music. I use these as my fronts in home theater, but also for my two-channel music (driven by a different amp) and they are definitely full-range speakers that have a nice soundstage. If they’re paired with some clean power, I think you’ll really enjoy these.The final thing I’ll mention is regarding the stock bi-wiring jumper that’s included with each speaker. There was nothing about the jumper that screamed “cheap” to me and I had been enjoying the sound of these for weeks with the stock jumpers. But I came across some quality jumpers on Amazon for $30 (for the set of four, two for each of these towers) and thought for that price, I’d take the chance. I hate to even admit that the replacement jumpers made any difference at all, because I never buy into snake oil like that. But…. they really, REALLY did make a considerable difference and this was after the break-in period. If you’re considering these Fluance towers and want to know which jumpers I purchased, just post a comment to my review and I’ll respond.I was close to giving these towers five stars, but I took away a star due to three factors: 1) The floor spikes are poorly designed, have no installation documentation, and are virtually impossible to install alone, especially if you’re anal (like me) when it comes to getting something completely level; 2) despite my praise for the Fluance customer service, the fact that I had endure the return process for a speaker this large was really a big headache; not only do you need help getting the speaker unboxed and then re-boxed, you have to find a way to transport it to a UPS location and you’ll need a truck or a van, neither of which I have; 3) the fact that replacing the stock jumpers made as a big a difference as it did makes me wonder about their attention to detail. I’m unsure if the stock jumpers are that bad, or if the replacements are just that good. Only time will tell.I can wholeheartedly recommend these speakers though. Be prepared to do some leg-work and have some patience when it comes to setup and break-in time. In the end, they are definitely worth it. And you can rest assured knowing that Fluance will take care of your concerns should issues arise. - Verified Store

I paired this with Parasound P5 preamp + Pass Labs X150, that led to really Dull Sound; I paired with Yamaha A-S2000 bi-wired & Yamaha SACD2000; the sound comes to live in 3-D : so detail, so balanced; not where the B&W is, but 9-10 comparable. Amazing Sound for the price. Note: a pair of B&W 805 N with a pair of B&W ASW10CM S2 for L&R Bass. ($5000 for 805N & $3000 for a pair of ASW10CM S2) and about the same sound quality of the $700 of Fluance Signature. Update: It's very weird to say this when a pair of $799 speaker being hooked up with a pair of $500 MIT Terminator series speaker cable, but the Cable can do magic to open the sound stage, the mid-range & the bass. I am bringing home a pair of POLK LISM 705 speakers ($3000/pair) & B&W 802 N to compare and update the review soon. - Verified Store

Wow.i love these speakers .it's the whole package in what I've been looking for in a speaker.i will purchase more ov these speakers down the road.

Excellent sound quality, awesome looking speaker, lifetime warranty, what else can I say? The more I listen to them the better they get. Do not hesitate you will not regret buying these speakers, the price and performance cannot be matched. Thanks Fluance for an awesome product!

The best non powered floor standing speaker for the price

These speakers are huge and heavy so consider this only if its fits your room