Best Turntable And Speakers

[2 kHz ] Best speakers i have ever had

[28.59 lb] Amazing Speakers. Best purchase after looking through many speakers.

[55 lb] Best speakers ever have.. very satisfied

[2 x Class-D] Very easy to set up and use. The turntable looks good and the speakers sound great.

[1-Channel] I have two Yamaha floor standing speakers hooked up to my turntable and tv system. I was looking into setting up for 5.1 and didn't really know how to do that with out spending a ton of money, and then I found that Yamaha has these available! They have made a huge improvement in my home theater set up, they integrate really well. You have to run cables, which are unsightly but I don't see much of a way around that. I live in a medium size Brooklyn apartment (so...small by USA standards, lets be real here)and this has been a perfect solution! I'm no audiophile, and I actually skipped the sub because the floor speakers put out plenty of bass for an apartment. Yamaha stuff for me has been a great value. This equipment will work for years to come, and as a lover of film and casual gamer, I'm in heaven! Now to get that 4k tv... :-)

[2] Best bang for your buck’s excellent Bluetooth speakers

[Single Monitor] Bought the Genelec pair of speakers for my granddaughter to listen to her turntable while away at college. The speakers look great and the sound is stunning. Solid feel and beautifully finished. Remarkably easy to set up and adjust.

[15 x 11 x 7.2"] A friend of mine had the older version of these without the bluetooth; used them for his vinyl turntable. I was impressed with the sound from them then but didn't have the opportunity to play them at louder levels or with tracks that I was deeply familiar with already to really evaluate them. After purchasing these for myself however, I'm completely blown away by the audio quality that they can achieve with such a small footprint. They can get LOUD and the natural audio balance is really nice. Substantial bass -- more than what I expected from these -- but not muddy or overpowering. I have them hardwired to my turntable and they've been fantastic for that but what I was really surprised by was the audio quality over bluetooth that they can achieve. It's really nice to pair them to my computer or phone and completely fill my office with music. There is some continuous baseline audio noise that you can hear if nothing is playing and you are right next to the speakers, however they are currently directly plugged into an outlet on a rather noisy circuit in my house. But ultimately if something is playing you'd never notice it; the signal-to-noise ratio in this case is still really good. All this being said, I absolutely do not regret this purchase in any way. They punch way above their belt in both size and cost. They're small enough that they could potentially be used as computer speakers. But they're big enough to provide enough resonance for deeper sounds. If you want speakers to put on a bookshelf in your office and absolutely fill the room even at only 30% volume with phenomenal fidelity -- get these.

[5 VDC at 0.5 A] Purchased an Audio-Technica AT-LP120-USB Turntable. I needed something that would give my speakers a little more power! I read a number of online reviews about the Pyle Pro PP-999 Phono Preamplifier! Wow....this little unit adds a lot of volume to my sound system (...I didnt even have a problem with grounding issues). I plugged it in and it worked the first time! I highly recommend this product!

[Cloth] I am using these as replacement speakers for my PC Z906 5.1 surround system, specifically for music from my turntable which is attached to my subwoofer/amplifier. I'm using another brand for my center speaker.