Another option is the Klipsch R-51PM pair, a former pick that some panelists found a bit too trebly for their taste.

I love how the Klipsch R-51PM Powered Speakers have a unique design that stands out from other speakers. The hanging edge of the mid-bass unit uses a high-damping tree pulp diaphragm, and the excellent elasticity makes the mid-low frequency dynamic range broader and more sense. Averaging at 120W, system power and peaking at 140W, it delivers a punchy performance, deserving the title of ‘upgrade’ when sided with the R-15PM. They're perfect for newcomers, those tight on space or those looking for a second-room or office solution. Last Peachtree product I reviewed was an amplifier, a combo valve/solid state thing that I liked a lot.With a built-in amplifier, a multitude of inputs and Bluetooth ® connectivity, the R-51PM is the most versatile stereo speaker system on the planet. 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. Whether you’re into music, movies, or gaming, these speakers are guaranteed to take your audio experience to the next level.

Perhaps the explanation is that I enjoy performing this work and indirectly engaging with you because it makes me happy. If you’re looking for a pair of bookshelf speakers, the Klipsch R-51PM is definitely worth considering. The R-51PM powered speakers use a highly efficient, powerful yet minimalist design that engulfs listeners in their favourite movies and music. The Klipsch R-51PM has left, and right channels and the right channel speaker has an LED indicator in the upper right corner of the mid-bass unit.

In addition to being placed in the living room as a general two-channel speaker, it is also very suitable for setting up on a desk as a desktop music system.

It aims for a more balanced sound, offering accuracy and clarity across the entire frequency spectrum. Don’t get me wrong, this delivers decent max volume but nowhere near the max volume compared to music played from phone via Bluetooth. This pair has a built-in phono preamp to equalize and amplify the sound of vinyl, so it’s a good match for a turntable that lacks its own phono preamp (like several of the picks in our turntable guide).

The speakers have a Type B socket but the Dragonfly uses a Type A plug so you need a convertor for that.

The Klipsch R-51PM bookshelf speakers are а great option for anyone in the market for a high-quality, multipurpose pair of speakers that will complement any listening or viewing experience. The most significant feature of this speaker is the built-in phono preamplifier, which can be adjusted to the PHONO mode.If you haven’t bought a subwoofer yet, you can enjoy more powerful sound effects using the built-in Bass EQ. As the piano has a solid feeling, the overall sense of layering is perfect, and the tone is relatively soft. It thoroughly demonstrates the four design standards of Klipsch speakers: high sensitivity, wide dynamic range, low distortion, and smooth frequency response. The system includes tone controls, a remote, a variety of inputs, and built-in Bluetooth support to receive audio from mobile devices.