The Sixes are a fine-sounding set of speakers with the substantial bonus of built-in power and the lure of being able to connect directly to a turntable. But if vinyl figures into your plan, you'll want to spring for an outboard phono preamp to enjoy the speakers at their best.

Solid build quality; Handsome fit and finish; Easy setup; Good overall sound quality with bountiful bass

No Wi-Fi streaming; No tone controls; Disappointing phono preamp

Fantastic sound quality. Low, middle, trebles are great mixed and has no holes between. Solid build quality, especially wood materials.

Sound; wires; solid build quality

Remote controller works only with left speaker

Just received these today with B&Hs usual fast shipping. Replacing a pretty nice pair of Behringer MS-40s. Of course these are 3-4 times the price, so they should be much better. They are. Full, rich, crisp, precise. Plenty of bass for me. I usually have jazz going at a low volume when I read/study.

As an audiophile, who own seven pairs of computer speakers a collection among all the "highly commented recommended" Bose (~400 USD ebay), and H Kardon (I have three sets, new) (~250 USD), and Edifier (499 USD, new) brands, and others ranging from 180 USD to 499 USD: this oSixes stands the highest...

Can't believe how good these speakers are! Love not needing an amp and all the extra cables. Had them six weeks and only one complaint from my neighbours!

great speakers, look and and sound amazing

I bought this product because I was tired of my old sound bar. This is the best sound !!! The only thing is the remote, you have to be very close to the speaker to work.