[abanks8]

Looking for a Bluetooth speaker for my bedroom.  A couple of people have suggested I try Audioengine or Peachtree; I plan to check them at Axpona.  Any opinions or other recommendations, my budget is up to $500?

[santacore]

Riva Turbo X! I heard it at the CanJam event a few weeks ago. Great sounding and very flexible in a small, portable, format.

http://www.amazon.com/Riva-Performance-Premium-Bluetooth-Black/dp/B00IPSC6F6

[neekomax]

I would check out the Klipsch KMC 3. I have the KMC 1, and I love it... great sound coming from the full range drivers and rear passive bass radiators. Looks cool, too. The KMC 3 has a 5.25" sub built in, and is bi-amped with a claimed 130 total watts. You can pop batteries in it and take it with you, too.

http://www.amazon.com/Klipsch-KMC-Wireless-System-Bluetooth/dp/B00BAQJ94Q



Also in the 'sexy looks' category is the Polk Audio Woodbourne speaker system.  Great feature set, too. I think you can find one discounted to fit your budget.

http://www.polkaudio.com/woodbourne/d/1041C3015

[KevinCorr]

I just got my wife the Audioengine B2 from Echo Audio. http://www.echohifi.com/details/8185/Audioengine_B2
Nice looking wood box. The

[abanks8]

Thanks for the replies. It looks like I have some research to do.

[abanks8]

Axpona was great.  I went in thinking Audioengine but was more impress with Peachtree's Deepblue2.  More bass.

[Doublej]

These look promising.

https://emotiva.com/products/powered-monitors/airmotiv-3b