Recent Floorstanding Speaker Reviews

Revel's Concerta2 F36 tower loudspeaker is a 2 1/2-way, rear-ported, full range loudspeaker. It's build, finish, and pristine performance make it one of our favorite tower speakers under $2,000/pair.

We reviewed the new 75F Prestige floorstanding speaker system from Paradigm. Read on to see how this four driver, 2 1/2-way compact tower competes in this crowded $3k/pair speaker market.

ELAC's F5, B5, and C5 Debut speakers deliver bonafide audiophile sound to budget-conscious music lovers and home theater aficionados. See what we loved about the speakers and where they fell short.

RBH introduced their new Signature SV Series Speakers and Subwoofers at CES 2015. Updated cosmetics, enhanced performance and more competitive pricing; is RBH putting the ID speaker market on notice?

The GoldenEar Triton Seven is the least expensive tower speaker featuring audiophile technology from the $5k/pair Triton One perfect for music or movies in your home theater. Watch our YouTube review.

Legacy Audio unveiled the Pixel On-Wall and Theater Tower speaker systems at AXPONA 2016. These speakers are designed for great bass extension and serious output for professional theater usage.

The Definitive Technology BP9000 Series of "Atmos ready" towers, center and surround speakers represents a transcendence in design, performance and function. Who wouldn't want them in their home?

The Monitor Audio Platinum PL500 II flagship Tower speaker system is a true statement piece of engineering excellence and is said to be their highest performance speaker to date. An Audiophile dream?

The AudioKinesis Bienville Main Modules speaker system are a balance between high sound quality and dynamic range, and an agreeable appearance. Their configuration options can satisfy any audiophile.

The Sanders Sound Model 10e Electrostatic speakers claim to solve the issues that plague many traditional ESL speakers such as anemic bass, poor reliability, and limited dynamic range. Do you believe?

The Endeavor Audio E-3 Mk2 3-way tower speakers great sound can be attributed to excellent drivers and a Linkwitz-Riley crossover for optimal integration and phase coherence. Demo them if you can!

A beautifully crafted 3-way tower with 33Hz extension from Salk Sound, the Song 3 looks to be quite a bargain. A papyrus fiber cone woofer, bamboo mid and RAAL tweeter give it serious audio chops.

The Paradigm Concept 4F is a cost-no-object speaker featuring pure beryllium drivers, built in amplification with Room Correction, and a compact enclosure. Bookshelf/Center speakers also available.

Goldenear unveiled their new and improved Triton Two+ and Triton Three+ at CES this week. Did they get similar sound out of these compared to their Triton One in a smaller size? Read on to find out.

JBL has released the 4367 Studio Monitors to bring the master reference quality of their lauded JBL M2 speakers, part of the Synthesis line, into the home with shared DNA and a built-in crossover.

The Fluance Signature Series are a huge value in great looking speakers for music or home theater surround systems. Budget shoppers looking to dip their toes into serious Hi-Fi must check them out.

The Revel Concerta2 series was unveiled at CEDIA 2015. These speakers and subwoofer feature technology inspired by the top of the line Performa3 series, but at a price that is value-oriented.

The Bowers and Wilkins D3 Diamond Series feature new midrange and bass drivers with proprietary composites, revamped tweeter assembly, and a new enclosure to reduce resonance and improve performance.

Audioholics has a look at the the full range of finely sculpted speakers by Italian manufacturer, Sonus Faber, in this tower speaker comparison.

Our reactions are very positive for the new Monitor Audio’s Gold series of loudspeakers. Using its GX Gold speakers as a model, Monitor Audio refined its high-end speaker line with ribbon tweeters.

Sonus Faber has announced their newest Chameleon Speaker Collection Series consisting of 3 models: Chameleon T (floorstanding), Chameleon B (bookshelf), and the Chameleon C (center). Let's explore.

The NHT Classic Four floorstanding speakers are a true 4-way design exhibiting superb sound and build quality. While not inexpensive, they appear to more than justify their asking price. Recommended!

The XTZ Divine 100.49 Towers employ high end construction and parts. They offer exceptional midrange detail, bass resolution and have a calming presence that may make them your final speaker purchase.

PSB calls the Imagine T3 a five-way transitional design floor standing loudspeaker. It's a triple-ported design with three-pairs of binding posts and can be tri-amped and reaches down to 24 Hz.

Preview: The GoldenEar Triton Five towers take the successful Triton Seven speakers and upgrades everything but the tweeter. The SuperSub XXL is packed with drivers and tech and promises 10Hz output.

Wharfedale's Diamond 200 series loudspeakers will be made their US debut this week at CES 2015. The line-up consists of two bookshelf speakers, three towers, and a center channel.

The SVS Prime Tower and Center loudspeakers offer compact size, yet perform with homage paid to SVS’s sub roots. Our review reveals wide sweet spot, brisk dynamics and extended bass at budget pricing.

Axiom Audio M80 v4 and M100 v4 tower speakers are their two top towers in their line up. But with their recent price hikes, are they still a value product or do their competitors offer better value?