Passive Bookshelf Speaker Selection


Putting together a first set-up for exclusively turntable listening. I have narrowed things down to the Fluance RT-85 and NAD C 316BEE but am getting stuck with passive bookshelf speakers. Originally was set on the Klipsch RP-600ms but am having second thoughts given concerns about the potential fatigue and overbearing brightness; I’m wondering if I should go for another option in the $500 range or stick with the Klipsch, which I can get for under 500. I’m considering the KEF Q150s, PSB Alpha P5s, ELAC Debut 2.0 B6.2s, and B&W 607s. Looking for good dynamics that aren’t overwhelming but also warmth.  

Ideally, I’d love to go test any of these out but that’s unfortunately not an option right now. 

I listen mostly to rock and indie/alternative, and the room is roughly 13x17 ft. 


Should I get the Klipsch or head in a different direction? Any help would be appreciated. 


thisisnotfortears
@freediver Thats just your opinion though. How is that going to help the poor fellow decide if everybody posts a different opinion?
And exactly what is that CRAP you spout EVERY DAY?OPINION.He ask for opinions genius.

 OP DO NOT LISTEN TO A WORD THIS IDIOT SPOUTS,HE HAS THE REP OF BEING A COMPLETE CLOWN!
Unless you plan on using tube gear, I wouldnt even consider the Klipsch.

Kenjit perhaps you could make a suggestion. At least the other members pointed him in a specific direction. 
And exactly what is that CRAP you spout EVERY DAY?
The opinions of a master tuner who has been on the merry go round and is no longer on it. 
He ask for opinions genius
Dali may suit your ears but may not suit his ears. Even if it did, it would only be by chance. Your room will sound different to his.