Best Powered Speakers to Pair With a Turntable || Andover Audio, Peachtree, Kanto, Klipsch

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[@debbielosee5330]

I bought Kanto YU4 speakers for a AT-LP3XBt, but now I’m thinking i should of gotten the YU6’s! Now I’m confused! Do you think YU4 is good or upgrade to YU6 is needed! Please let me know! Thanks! 😊

[@ericswenson6045]

Just picked up a pair of Peachtree M24 for my desktop & they are incredible. I wish I had room for the M25. Great stuff!!!

[@AudioAdvice]

You will love them! Thanks for sharing!

[@michaelglenn2399]

Powered speakers are also excellent alternatives to sound bars in these price ranges. Love using my Klipsch Fives in our living room, and they provide better dialogue and imaging than most sound bars under $1500.

[@AudioAdvice]

You got that right! Thanks for sharing!

[@GOLFADDICT65]

i am interested in THE NINES / THE SEVENS / THE FIVES....what i want to use them for is TV speakers for movies and sports....are the fives acceptable for this or would i need to go with the sevens or nines. I may also add a subwoofer .....thank you...cheers from Canada

[@AudioAdvice]

Any of these would be great for this. We'd recommend stepping up to the Sevens. We think you will be very pleased with the improved performance of them.

[@GOLFADDICT65]

@@AudioAdvice thx for your response...ya i am tossing either the 7's or 9's....also thinking about the Edifier s3000Pro's...your thoughts ?

[@mikew1080]

The nines I purchased turned out to be awful. I'm not exaggerating when I say that there are 300$ passive speakers that hold their own against them. -E/Arc didn't work with my LG or Sony TV -imagining is awful. Everything bleeds together. From large rooms to small rooms. EQ does not help. Placement does not help. They sound like they are mono -soundstage doesn't exist. No width, no height -bass is muddy and the mids/treble aren't much better -vocals often disappear behind instrumentation -cabinet has resonance issues -app is fine when it decides to work -being all in one doesn't make them a value. I'd say they are worth 500$ as is for convenience at the most. -source does not matter, they don't perform I can't recommend them at all and can't figure out at all why reviewers hype them up. I would shop other brands.

[@GOLFADDICT65]

@@mikew1080 yikes i did not see that comin.....thx for your response...cheers

[@corinnehenry2313]

I was deciding between either a Marshall speaker or the Andover audio spinbase what do you think?

[@AudioAdvice]

We really enjoy the Andover Spinbase. It's a great speaker for the size!

[@nj2mddude205]

Is the Kanto YU6 plug and play, that is not requiring a smartphone to set up/operate and connect to a cd player?

[@AudioAdvice]

It can work without any set up, yes

[@Ann-yn1pb]

I have a pair of the Peachtrees and love them.

[@AudioAdvice]

They are amazing for the price! Thanks for sharing

[@JuanDavidMena-oo5li]

Hi! I have the Powered Speakers Edifier S1000 MK II and I just need to listen to my CDs, I am thinking of getting the Yamaha CD Player S303 and I don't wanna spend more money in other devices, is it worth? Can I Take advantage of the Built In DAC in the CD Player with my speakers?

[@AudioAdvice]

Chat or call our experts at audioadvice.com and they can look into this for you!

[@joseantoniotorresmartinez9314]

Hi, if i get a turntable without a preamp phono stage, can i get one of this speakers and be ready to go?

[@AudioAdvice]

Yes, enjoy!

[@joseantoniotorresmartinez9314]

​@@AudioAdvice thank you for the video, i just got the andover spinbase 🫡

[@Dubby824]

I like the spinbase speaker! But my turntable already had a built in pre amp. Would I be wasting my money?

[@AudioAdvice]

Nope! You can still use it as a speaker if you like the company size and look under your turntable!

[@octaviatran8521]

Hi, I want to ask if a Marshall Stanmore II is good for vinyl?

[@AudioAdvice]

sorry, we are not familiar with that turntable

[@johnrutgeradmirand8895]

Sorry if I'm misunderstanding this. For the Sevens, they have a phono preamp built in?

[@AudioAdvice]

Yes they do!

[@johnrutgeradmirand8895]

@@AudioAdvice Oh awesome. So then I could just pug my turntable in a not worry about it? Looking to simplify my system

[@AudioAdvice]

@@johnrutgeradmirand8895 Exactly, you certainly could

[@hotkeyninja121]

I keep going back and forth between M25 and YU6. Im mostly a lower volume listener . Listening to Primary female vocalists and occasional 90s rock alternative. Do you have a suggestion on which would be best for me?

[@AudioAdvice]

Those two are very similar in performance and price. Chat with our team at audioadvice.com and they can help you determine the best one for you!

[@callumbrowns]

Audio Advice Can you please do the best top 5 subwoofers for a turntable that be much appreciated?

[@AudioAdvice]

Thanks for the suggestion. We will do our best but we have a lot of content suggestions. If you some help deciding you can always contact our experts at audioadvice.com to help you out!

[@mangeshbagwe778]

Please could you review sonos 3260

[@AudioAdvice]

Sorry, we do not carry that brand.

[@KaskadeWithaK]

Ok, I’m 3 minutes in and really new to this trying to find a nice pair of speakers for my vinyl turntable… now correct me if I’m wrong but the first speaker mentioned is designed to sit under your turn table? Now… isn’t that the absolute worst idea ever? Putting something that vibrates under your turntable? Can I keep trusting the other recommendations?

[@AudioAdvice]

That is a great question. Normally we would say yes, it is better to not even have your turntable on the same surface as your speakers. However Andover designed their soundbase to be very inert. These choices were for people who have a turntable and nothing else. If you have an amplfier, you could add passive speakers, and the other speakers in the overview sound better than the Andover. Feel free to reach out to our team at www.audioadvice.com to discuss in more detail.

[@b.j.thomas3264]

Small room it's downstairs-wife's office is upsairs). Cerwin-Vega's are causing nasty horrendous feedback with my turntable. Need to figure out something quick. Smaller powered speakers? I want it loud! Can these do that? The Peachtree M25's look interesting. Kanto. Spin Base is designed to be feedback proof so that got my attention but I love L+R stereo separation, etc. so that may not work out. for me.

[@AudioAdvice]

Please reach out to our team at www.audioadvice.com to find the best solution. There are many more things to discuss before we can make a recommendation. Thanks for watching and reaching out.

[@nightkid1393]

Hey! Great video just a few questions I’ve recently bought the planar 1 plus turntable and I’m looking at some speakers. Can I really just buy something like the peach tree M25s and have a setup already? I don’t need anything else? Amplifier etc?

[@AudioAdvice]

Yep there is an MM phono stage built into the Peachtree speakers!

[@chadl1142]

Great info

[@AudioAdvice]

Thanks for watching!

[@chrisgargiulo304]

Great comparison!

[@AudioAdvice]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ptg01]

Well done ! Turntable offerings are so bizarre.. the more you pay, the less electronics you get....

[@AudioAdvice]

Thanks!

[@UnRealSimon70]

Audio engine A5+ with a turntable perfect setup

[@AudioAdvice]

That is a good combo too.

[@crm484]

I am torn between Klipsch R-41 PM or Kanto Ora. There Will be a sub. Usage Will be for gaming and movies in a smaller office. Any advice?

[@AudioAdvice]

We answered this in the Ora video for you

[@Klanglosify]

Who am i kidding, what i was really looking for here was how to get 1500 euro speakers for 300 euros. any ideas? I love the Klipsch Sevens and my heart is telling me yes, but my wallet, my wallet is telling me no...

[@AudioAdvice]

Haha! Enjoy the music

[@Later2u]

Powered speakers are only good if you have a special need. The reason I don't like them is if the electronics get fried or just fail, for whatever reason, you'll need to by a new pair of speakers. No one is going to repair them, unless you take on the challenge your self. An inexpensive class D amp with passive speakers I think are a better way to go.

[@AudioAdvice]

Fair enough, thanks for sharing

[@HVH-HVH]

Best Solution (Sound an Futurewise, Guarantee, Resale etc) is to avoid these ,All in one, concepts (also Master & Slave Concepts) and buy an Solid DAC / Pre Amp and pair them with an established Active on the Market. Would avoid these Actives wich has build in everything. The Plate Amps are the cheapest and one of the most low qualitys Amp Boards you can purchase.

[@AudioAdvice]

We do mention some options at end of the video but a lot of beginners tend to want powered speakers with it all built in. But you are correct, separate components almost always will sound better. Thanks for sharing!

[@danieloherrick6332]

And then there is the McIntosh RS250😄

[@AudioAdvice]

Sure it! We really enjoy that one!

[@mikecampbell5856]

Turntables are works of art. Vinyl sucks! Sorry.

[@AudioAdvice]

Haha, thanks for sharing

[@taylorrasmus1905]

[@AudioAdvice]

Thanks for watching!