Experience Elite High-Definition Audio with Fluance 2-Way Bookshelf Surround Sound Speakers

VRK: Liked the build quality and the midrange. Good Purchase.

Canada on Jul 14, 2023

Added604: The bass is pretty profound for drivers of this size. The speakers themselves are pretty big for this class, but that's probably why they sound so good and have the amazing low and mid end performance. Just make sure you give them a foot or 2 between the back and the wall to let the bass ports bounce. They don't come with feet, so you have to either DIY or put on top of some sound foam.

Canada on Jan 12, 2023

RIGOBERTO J.: Excelentes monitores de entrada para audiófilos. Gran nitidez de agudos y graves con gran potencia. Muy buena manufactura. Después de 2 años los sigo disfrutando, lo mismo en rock que en clásica

Mexico on Dec 26, 2022

Vick Ferrari: You can tell from the reviews that the Fluance SX6 are nice speakers, but should you buy them?
Here is my opinion of how the Fluance stacks up against some of the competition.
The Fluance, once broke in, have pretty decent bass and fairly clear tweeters. The highs for me are just a little bright, especially with brass percussions like cymbals and high hats. When I listen to these I usually turn the bass up a notch and turn the treble down a notch to try to warm them up a bit.

The BIC America DV62si: These speakers sound a lot like the Fluance except the highs are just a little more pleasant and with a 6-inch woofer it provides a deeper, more accurate bass. It's not stronger bass, just a little better sounding. It's also cheaper. At $118 the BIC's are a nice bit of savings over the Fluance. As with the Fluance, when I listen to these I like to turn the bass up a notch and turn the treble down a notch.

The Micca RB42: Currently the Micca's are running the same price as the Fluance. The Micca's have a warmer tone and a more articulate woofer. It's a 4-inch woofer but it still sounds better. The tweeter is just as detailed, maybe even clearer, but not as bright,...

United States on Apr 07, 2020

Douglas BlakeDouglas Blake: I consider myself to be something of a "practical audiophile" in that I'm pretty picky about sound and such but I don't believe in spending truckloads of money to put together a decent sounding system. I prefer stereo sound over the N.1 systems and I don't go in for all this $100 USB cable stuff as some perfectionists do. A good system at a good price is just what I want. For me a good speaker is one that reproduces the full range of sound it is asked to reproduce without inserting itself into the equation... you want to listen to the music, not the speakers.

The packaging ...
These speakers arrived in a triple box. Amazon took the double box from Fluance and put it into another box, making it just big enough to be really awkward to carry... and these are relatively heavy speakers. Good protection, but not so good when you got to lug them up to the 6th floor.

General...
These are big speakers and they are rather heavy for their size. They are much bigger than any I've had before with 5 1/4" woofers in them. The cabinets appear to be of reasonable quality. They are 7/16" MDF particle board (that's good, btw) and covered in a wood-look vinyl finish. The overall...

Canada on Aug 27, 2016

C L Hinds: If you have been listening to your music collection on cheap (or even fairly expensive) compute grade speakers you haven't truly been hearing it. Once you break these babies in and give them a listen you will understand what I mean.

I received my SX6s a few days. Since then I have been breaking them in by playing pink noise through them at a moderate volume for about ten hours. I think they are pretty much broken in now so I thought I'd share some of my thoughts on these bookshelf speakers.

DESIGN

Many have said that these speakers are huge. I agree with this to a certain point. If you are comparing them with a set of logitech or other computer speakers they would seem rather huge. My last set of speakers was a quite large set of 90's Aiwa, i guess you could call them, bookshelf speakers. The Fluance's are actually smaller than these old speakers so to me they don't seem that big at all. If you're going from an average computer grade speaker system to the SX6s they might seem large in comparison. I actually find there size to be about right for my setup, but I have a rather large computer desk with plenty of room.

You can get a basic idea of their...

United States on Apr 06, 2015

Eywa Dude: Just a note: I received these speakers very quickly within two days of placing my order. Everything that people said in previous reviews about the fast delivery time was correct, so I was quite satisfied with that. Anyway, more importantly, about the sound:

First off, this will probably be the most positive 3-star review you will read. However, I have only played these speakers for a little over 10 hours (10 hours is the suggested break in time, though), so I am writing this review a little early, but I figured I would post my initial comments thus far anyway.

Before these Fluance speakers I had owned a pair of Mission M71i's since new for about 14 years. I always considered the Missions to be superb speakers in their own right, and have proved to be superior in many respects to many of the newer so-called "top of the crop" budget speakers in the $350 and under range reviewed by many of the highly respected hi-fi magazines, etc. I know sound is a VERY subjective thing, but to my own ears and my own tastes, I still stand by that statement. They had always given me a very clear, detailed, dynamic sound with great tonality of the music I played through them.....or so I...

Canada on Nov 23, 2014