These speakers are amazing and they look beautiful. I wasn't sure at first listen, but after breaking them in, WOW. I love them...

First off the speaker look amazing. The piano black gloss finish on the fronts is great. These things are huge, around 4' tall and about 60lbs a piece. Very good biuld quality. As far s the sound, I haven't much time to play with them, so I am still in the break in period. So far they sound good.

These speakers are awesome, no regrets !
Never have seen lifetime warranty before or 30 day satisfaction guarantee! Believe fluance are the only ones to offer that ! Not to mention very affordable!

bought them to replace my paradigm monitor 9. Very pleased with the sound. they do need a break-in period.

The fluance signature series floor speakers are amazing!! I matched them with the fluance turntable and a onkyo 5.1 reciever that powers them perfect! Best bang for your buck. They look amazing also

Nice set of speakers packed very well for shipping. I'm impressed with the overall quality of the speakers. The sound is amazing. These should last a lifetime.

These are amazing speakers, they can handle any thing I throw at them, I’m extremely happy

BOUGHT THESE SPEAKERS THINKING THEY WOULD SOUND BETTER THAN A PAIR OF R28F KLIPSCH THAT COST $450.WRONG! VERY LITTLE BASS AND A HOLLOW SOUND. COST TO SHIP BACK WAS $350!!!! WHAT A WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY.

Fluance is the best at what they do,fast shipping & great products! I received my Signature Series towers to complete the rest of my Signature Home Theater setup & with dual DB12 Subs as well.
These towers are very stunning looking the front of course is a beautiful piano gloss finish & the rest is black ash wood.
They say to allow a 10hr break in period for them to really open up, as soon as I received them I started playing high res music & vinyl & they sounded amazing already! Tight bass & fast response. Very easy to install the spikes as well.
I cant stip looking at these towers they are as beautiful as they sound. These speakers sound just as good if not better then other brands that are twice the price.

I have an Integra DTR 40.1, Bi-amped running these in a 5.1 surround set up. I would like them to be louder when playing music and am currently looking for an amplifier to add to the system because they do not hit the low notes I would like them to hit very well and the mid range seems to be missing. I'm not asking them to hit the lowest notes because I have a sub for that but I do want to test them with more power. Overall they sound nice and look better.

Awesome sound for the price range (I ordered directly from Fluance, not from Amazon). Bass is deep and balance, midrange is quite clear and trebe is not that bad. I measured the sound across the frequency spectrum and Bass will roll off +- 3dB below 40KHz range (if you have the sub make sure set the sub at @40Hz . As the rule of thumb for me, always set the cutoff freq at the roll off point of the speakers). Trebe will be flat close to 18KHz. Fluance spec showing 35Hz - 20KHz but in reality for flat response I measured 40Hz - 18KHz. Stereo image is very good, I can hear the instruments very clear at different locations in my room. For the price versus performance,look and sound, I had not seen any manufactures on the market beat these speakers.

Awesome sound for the price range. Bass is deep and balance, midrange is quite clear and trebe is not that bad. I measured the sound across the frequency spectrum and Bass will roll off +- 3dB below 40KHz range (if you have the sub make sure set the sub at @40Hz . As the rule of thumb for me, always set the cutoff freq at the roll off point of the speakers). Trebe will be flat close to 18KHz. Fluance spec showing 35Hz - 20KHz but in reality for flat response I measured 40Hz - 18KHz. Stereo image is very good, I can hear the instruments very clear at different location. Anyway for the price versus performance and sound, I had not seen any manufactures on the market beat these speakers. They look very good too

these are amazing

Having a lot of 'expensive' hobbies, when I recently reignited my interest in audio, (including playing new and old vinyl), I searched far and wide for an affordable speaker that would provide good sound. After a lot of research, I settled on the Fluance Signature towers.I won't go into the packing details, which was decent; that has been reviewed by others. The speakers arrived quickly so, I am assuming that the customer service is good as well. I will get right into my review of the speakers.I am driving the speakers with a Yamaha A-S801BL Natural Sound Integrated Stereo Amplifier. I have a Project RPM 3 Carbon turntable and a Yamaha CD-S300BL Compact Natural Sound CD Player. The CD player has a USB port that allows me to play music from my laptop, iPad and iPhone.I have spent some time breaking in the speakers. I can't say I hear a big difference in the sound after playing them for around twenty hours. I realize that sound quality is subjective and mixes and engineering vary greatly but, I can't sense any consistency in these speakers. They provide moments of brilliance. Even within a single track. Then, they sound flat to me. Bass is not an issue. If anything, with few exceptions, there is too much bass. My room is large and I have them placed around three feet from the wall. I also have a back wall that serves well as a bass trap. These things just boom! Consequently, I find the mids and highs getting lost and the imaging or soundstage immensely suffers. With many songs, the vocals are washed out by the enormity of the bass. When the mids do hit, they sound great. But, as I stated, this is inconsistent.As for the tweeters, I have to say I find them to be inadequate. I am not a fan of ear-piercing highs but, these speakers seem to have trouble producing 'honest', or balanced highs.I, so much, want to like these speakers but, I am not feeling 'it'. I love the fact that I have thirty days to make a decision on whether or not I want to keep them so, I am going to give it a few more days. I will update this review at a later date. I may just need to step up and spend more for some other speakers. I really don't want to get into adding an equalizer to the mix. That is why I purchased my specific Yamaha amp. I also am not discounting others for reviewing the speakers highly. For some, these may hit the sweet spot and that is great.For what it's worth, this is my take.11/25/2018I spent several hours listening to these speakers today. I brought in my old twelve-year-old set of Energy Take 2 towers and A/B'd them. The Energy's definitely do not have the bass of the Fluance speakers but, the Energy towers blow the Fluance mids and highs away. When I ran the Fluance and Energy towers together with a NHT subwoofer, I was in heaven! The problem is, it looks ridiculous having four speakers sitting in front of my room. It really is a shame that the tweeters and, possibly the mid-range drivers do not live up to the bass drivers in these speakers. This could very well be a crossover problem. I'm going to be searching for something that does not require me to have four speakers in my setup.Update 12-17-2018I ended up returning the speakers. They just didn't work for me. Obviously, I am in the minority but, I just found the speakers to be too bass heavy (boomy) and the tweeters inadequate. They may be good AV speakers but they definitely didn't work for two-channel listening.

After about three hours of breaking them in, what began as muddy bass cleared up completely. Unfortunately, the treble did not improve at the same time. The treble was strident and even tinny-sounding in places. I adjusted the treble on my receiver even to -6, but it did not improve the sound. At -8, the sound was completely ruined. Even though these speakers offer first-class bass reproduction, the tinny treble made them sound like cheap speakers. The booklet said that the break-in time was ten hours, but it only referred to the drivers. I called the company to see if a longer break-in period was necessary for the treble but only received the response that the break-in period was 10-12 hours. Perhaps if I had played them for 100 hours, they would have calmed down, but I am disabled and live in an apartment building. I go nowhere but the doctor's office and church. This is just not something I could accomplish, especially since I cannot bear the sound of them. I am sending them back.