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Home Stereo and Theater Audio

Speakers, subwoofers, soundbars, receivers, turntables, CD players and surround systems for music at home and sound for the TV. 3,851 products from $5.99 to $2,926.99. Fluance, Perle, LORDWORLD and more.

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All-in-one or separate components?

The simplest route to better TV sound is a soundbar system, often with a wireless subwoofer. For music and flexibility, build a stereo with speakers and an amplifier or receiver, which can add sources later. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth speakers need nothing else, and record players need a phono input or preamp on top. Decide how many sources you have and how much wiring you accept.

Pairs, systems and power: reading the listing

The sales unit matters: a listing may be a single speaker, a pair or a full system, so confirm what arrives. A subwoofer-only listing adds bass but plays nothing alone. Powered speakers contain amplifiers and need just a source and power, while passive speakers need an amplifier or receiver. Channel labels such as 2.1 or 5.1.2 tell you how many speakers and subwoofers a system uses. Remote controls, wall stands and shelf brackets are model-specific extras.

Questions about Home Stereo and Theater Audio

Can powered speakers work without a receiver?
Usually yes. Powered speakers have built-in amplifiers and take a source directly through RCA, optical or Bluetooth. A receiver is needed for passive speakers, for switching between many sources, or for surround sound.
Why do I only see one speaker in a listing?
Some listings are for a single speaker, such as a center channel or one side of a stereo pair. Check the sales unit and title for words like pair, system or each, and count how many speakers you need.
Why does my turntable sound so quiet?
Turntables output a very weak signal that needs a phono preamp. Some turntables and receivers have one built in; otherwise you need a separate preamp before a line input. Check the turntable's output and your amplifier's inputs.