Recent Floorstanding Speaker Reviews

The CM8 a fine-sounding speaker system and a worthy addition to B&W’s reputation for excellence. This product has been thought through from start to finish.

After hearing some Fluance offerings for ourselves, we can't help be be excited about their new SVHTB 5 speaker system. Sporting floorstanding speakers, we can't believe it only costs $630.

The Canalis Audio Allegra 2.0 Floorstanding speakers certainly look good on paper. We can't help but notice that they have sourced all Seas drivers and high end materials. Bamboo enclosure is a bonus.

The Infinity Primus P363 is a 3-way tower speaker featuring dual 6.5” woofers, a 4” midrange and ¾” tweeter all using MMD cone technology. The P363’s may have Ho-hum looks, but offer good sound.

The Audience ClairAudient 16+16 Mark II speakers feature 32 drivers, 9 passive radiators, and a $72,000 price tag.

The Fluance XL7F is a 3-way, 4 driver, floorstanding loudspeaker system that offers a lot of performance, good looks & build quality for only $499/pair delivered to your door! Read the review.

MK Sound has taken their popular LCR-950F and placed it in a floorstanding enclosure. With little performance increase over the bookshelf version, the $400 price increase seems a bit high.

We've heard the JBL Synthesis Project Everest speakers in person and they certainly are impressive. If the Synthesis S4700 speakers sound similar, consumers may look at that $20k MSRP as a value.

With extension down to 40Hz, output high enough to fill a mid-sized commercial cinema, and included amps, there isn't a lot to complain about with the Procella Audio P860s...except their looks.

While Aperion makes lots of, shall we say, "normal" sized speakers, the 4T system, is really designed for the person looking to get that great Aperion Audio sound, but with a much smaller footprint.

Doing the math, you can put together a high-end Revel Performa3 7.2 system for $16,200 and a low end 5.1 system for $5,100. That's quite a range and should speak to many consumers.

GoldenEar released the Triton Three Tower loudspeaker system which is a slightly smaller version of their Triton Two. The Triton Three has the same powered subwoofer and driver technology as the Two.

With the XR Series speakers, McIntosh is trying to get into more home theaters. While $16,500 might seem a lot for a 5.0 system, in the audiophile world, that is less than the price of some cables.

Got $50k to splurge on a new sports car? Status Acoustics is hoping you'd spend it on their new loudspeakers instead. The 8T is a no compromise 3-way design featuring 8 high performance drivers.

Aaudio Imports introduced the new $100,000 per pair Model No. 7 Tower Speakers at CES. These are 3-Way speakers by Lansche Audio, a German company and they feature the Corona Plasma Tweeter.

How would you spend $39,000? Aaudio Imports is hoping you'll pick up a pair of its new Arcadia full-range bi-polar speakers by B.M.C. Audio. The speakers are cranking up at the Venetian in Vegas.

Big black boxes. That was your first reaction to he new X-Ref speakers. It was ours as well. But we've learned through long experience that there is often more to Emotiva Audio products than looks.

Now you can get a dARTS system that combines the signature technology of Phase Tech with the premier, hand-crafted speakers of Induction Dynamics.

Monitor Audio is one of those rare breed of speakers that have garnered not out audiophile but critical success. We couldn't wait to see their new Gold GX line of speakers released at CEDIA this year.

The Monitor 7 series is said to go further in terms of aesthetics, technology and design than almost any speaker series update in Paradigm's history. We get our first look at CEDIA 2011.

Klipsch is one of the top-selling brands in America. So are Klipsch's new Synergy Series F-30 Home Theater Speakers really something to get excited about, or not? We test this 5.1 system and report.

The Classic Series II speakers from Boston Acoustics seems to be more of a rename than an actual update. You can have a 5.0 system for as low as $580 or 5.1 with larger speakers for $1200.

The new Genesis 7.2f floorstanding loudspeakers sport both front and rear mounted 1" Ring-Ribbon Tweeters for a dipole design, an integrated servo-sub, and titanium cone midrange drivers.

The RBH Sound SX-6300/R is a full range 3-way six driver tower speaker system with premium Status driver upgrades. Phenomenal sound and a small footprint make these speakers a top recommendation.

The Energy Veritas V-6.3s are a well designed, and well-voiced high caliber floorstanding loudspeaker system that are as pleasing to the ears as they are the eyes. Highly Recommended.

Klipsch has released the Best Buy exclusion Icon series. The KF-28 floorstanding are the flagship and sport reworked drivers and crossovers, improved aesthetics, and tons of other changes.

if a company like KEF can put five years of research into the Concept Blade speaker and only charge $30k for it, what are you paying for with those other esoteric brands?

Martin Logan is now shipping their new Theos hand built electrostatic floorstanding loudspeaker system that is said to visually and sonically disappear into your room decor.