If you're looking for powerful bookshelf speakers but don't want to spend a ton of money, Majority's new D100 Bluetooth speakers could be just the thing. The UK audio brand specialises in affordable ...

$1,299.99 at KEF $1,299.99 at Crutchfield The KEF Q Concerto Meta are three-way bookshelf speakers that are named after the ...

The Technics SC-CX700 is a premium set of wireless bookshelf speakers. Like so many other modern bookshelf speakers, they ...

Kanto's new Ora4 speakers take the formula it established with the Ora Reference model and improve it with deeper bass, more ...

For under $100, the D40X speakers by Majority Audio are truly a sight to behold. Or should that be sound to behold? Semantics ...

For me, that place is atop a bookshelf. The projector’s topline ... That said, the built-in JBL speaker and subwoofer are perfectly serviceable for movie night. I suspect, however, that those ...

active loudspeaker, one designed to simplify the equation by eliminating the requirement for most components upstream of the speakers themselves. The elegance of a powered speaker is that ...

When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Dennis Burger WiiM has partnered with the speaker company Audio Pro to launch two multiroom wireless speakers.

The Technics SC-CX700 are the Japanese hi-fi maker’s first wireless active speaker system (making them the only non-passive bookshelf-sized speakers on this list). They have a wealth of wired and ...

These speakers will sound great in the conventional hi-fi placement of being out into the room and on a proper stand; but, at the flick of a toggle switch on the back panel, they can also shine when ...

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As TVs have gotten thinner over the years, there is less space in the display’s physical frame for adding speakers. The end result—in some cases—has been sound that’s as thin as the TV itself.