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

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

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.

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 speakers out perform my Paradigm Monitor 9's by miles, And I paid more for the Monitor 9's. Thanks Fluance for a great bargain and a awesome sounding set of wow.

Beautiful in both appearance and performance. Warm natural sound output which complements my vinyl collection nicely. But the kicker here is the price excellent bang for the buck. Highly recommended. - Verified Store

It's easy to look past a product because it isn't a household brand name. Where I live no one seems to know brands other than Bose JBL Infinity etc. To put it in perspective I was able to get a full KEF surround sound set (center dipole surrounds front towers) for $400 because nobody around here knew how great a brand KEF is and the owner never got any offers. The seller had paid over $2500 for them new!

So when I had a little money burning a hole in my pocket earlier this year I took a chance on these beasts because I felt like trying something new and the reviews have been very positive. I have been quite pleased with the Fluance Signatures. Anyone having doubts just remember that Fluance will pay to cover return shipping for 30 days. You essentially get a free audition in your home!

It's great that they are bi-ampable; I was able to loop a CD for several hours per day with just the woofers connected to break them in. That paid off beautifully. The bass is very tight and not boomy at all. Even though the specs call for 90-200 watts I have only used a 75WPC Denon receiver and that is enough to shake all the walls in the house. I'm a firm believer in 'no replacement for displacement' so I would not have even bought these if they had only possessed a single 8' woofer. But those dual 8's... impressive! My KEF towers have dual 6.5's and you can hear the bass detail but not feel its presence. A/B testing against the Fluance was a great experience.

The mids and highs are articulated by a kevlar midrange and a soft done tweeter and they are accurate and never fatiguing even at high volume. These are great speakers for female voice jazz and any other music with a certain smoothness to it. But they will also rock when you need them to.

You don't really *need* a sub with these but at lower volumes you won't feel the subtle rumble of bass notes. For all their presence when cranked they are still 8' bass drivers and you can't change physics. Some amps and processors have low-volume bass compensation though so that's a consideration if you possess such equipment. I would suggest getting them broken in over a week or two and then evaluate the bass presence before rushing to pair them with a subwoofer.

The cabinets are solid and beautiful (and HEAVY). I regret not getting the walnut finish though. Glossy black is beautiful but 4 foot tall black speakers have zero 'wife acceptance factor.' They will never take up home in my living room no matter how much I plead. Oh how I miss the 1990's when this was the norm!

I'm not going to deduct points for the slightly annoying connection terminals because once you have the wires connected it's done and you don't worry about it again. But I strongly recommend banana plugs. Amazon sells speaker wire premade with banana plugs and it's not expensive.

In summary no these aren't the best speakers in the world. They aren't perfect and my 5-stars are taking into consideration the price point. For $700 with a completely risk-free 30 days you will have a VERY hard time finding a better deal! - Verified Store

High quality! - Verified Store

Excellent speakers for the price paired them with Parasound A21 power amp and P5 preamp. Not sure how 10k speakers sound like but these are
As good as advertised deep tight base clarity separation and imaging is excellent. - Verified Store

Well packaged and arrived in good shape. Installed the floor stands very easy and hooked them up. Sound is outstanding! Sound stage presence is as advertised. Mine are about 5 feet apart 4 feet from a side wall and 1 foot from back wall. Music sounds like it's coming from beyond back wall. - Verified Store

I was a little surprised at the low cost and the great performance theses speakers can attain . To all audiophile consumers best bang for the buck. I have had friends over the listen to these speaker and they always say did those speaker cost a couple grand
and I will tell them $700 00... running theses speakers on a Yamaha 3070 9 2 surround sound LG Dolby Atmos sound bar and 2 subs and in my opinion this sounds better than a movie theater. - Verified Store

Not sure everyone is aware but if you bought the Fluance Signature tower before July 2017 you may have a defective crossover. As posted on the AVS forum about 6 months ago a reviewer found a cross over defect causing inappriate midrange freq and Fluance will correct the defect but only of buyer contact them. Apparently the entire first 6 months or so of shipments went out with this defect
I don't own these speaker but have heard them...likely the defective speaker and it was not very good. - Verified Store

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.

These are really big. like REALLY big. Surprisingly big. Way bigger than the towers they're replacing They sound really good, though, with tons of bass and clear treble, an excellent addition to my hobbled together home theater - Verified Store

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