Klipsch Reference powered speakers deliver room-filling sound without taking up much space thanks to a built-in amplifier that is custom-engineered for these high-performance speakers, maximizing output and sound quality.

So, if you’re looking for an exceptional speaker that won’t break the bank, the Klipsch R-51PM is an excellent choice that won’t leave you disappointed.Coupled with the wide array of connectivity options (more than some expensive models I could mention), the comparatively neutral sound output and the admirable clarity over the entire soundstage, the R-41PM speakers offer tremendous value for money. Bookshelf speakers should not be placed on the ground; instead, they should be placed on a shelf, table, or other elevated surface. However, I watched your video review of the Kanto YU4’s and noticed you mentioned the sound wasn’t great when connecting them to your turntable due to the vibrations etc.

These smaller speakers lack the bass power of the Edifier S1000MKII pair, though—and they cost more. When paired with the Tractrix Horn-Loaded LTS Tweeter, it provides speaker efficiency highest in its class. You can decide whether to add a subwoofer according to actual needs to enhance the power of the bass.Unfortunately, audio purists will be less than pleased to find out that the R-51PM doesn’t support any hi-res audio codecs like aptX, aptX HD, or LDAC. By doing so, you can bypass the necessity for an external amplifier or receiver when hooking up a turntable to your speakers. As the basic configuration of the active speaker, it is convenient for the user to observe whether it is powered on. The R-51PM monitors incorporate individual ultra-low noise amplifiers custom designed to maximise system performance and eliminate the need for external amplification.

As the piano has a solid feeling, the overall sense of layering is perfect, and the tone is relatively soft. What you get is powerful bass whether the listening volume is low, cranked up or somewhere in between. INPUTS: Bluetooth wireless technology; Phono/Line analog (with switch and ground screw terminal); 3.Another option is the Klipsch R-51PM pair, a former pick that some panelists found a bit too trebly for their taste. Because it’s a rear-ported design, pushing your pair up against a wall can interfere with the bass response—putting your speakers on stands is best. Klipsch is known for excellent sound quality and that’s apparent with the R-51PM - the speakers offer a rich and dynamic sound that leans slightly on the warmer side of the spectrum. Now that I’ve provided a brief introduction, it’s time, to begin with the bookshelf speakers and provide some crucial information about them so that we can do a comparison.