A host of models were released for both categories—five AV receivers and nine loudspeakers, to be exact—with retail prices ranging from $400 to $1,600 for the MA AVR and $300 to $1,200 per pair for ...

Includes a JBL S2-1224SS Series II 12 Inch Subwoofer & Slipstream Ported Enclosure with SSi Selectable Impedance - 2 or 4 Ohm, JBL STAGEA3001 Stage Series 250 Watt Car Audio Mono Subwoofer ...

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A subwoofer essentially lets you feel the sound and creates a more immersive experience when watching movies or listening to ...

The Sonance MS10SUB (aka the Sonance Magnolia 10-inch 275W Powered Subwoofer) is made with great crossover control and has a wide frequency response of 27Hz to 250kHz. One thing to note about this ...

To find the best Bluetooth speakers for listening at home, traveling, or multi-room audio, I tested nearly a dozen models from the biggest names in the space, including Ultimate Ears, JBL ...

The Audioengine S6 Compact Subwoofer is their smallest, but a perfect match for your desktop home office audio system. Audioengine has announced its latest compact-powered subwoofer, the S6 for $299.

The JBL Clip 5 is also compatible with the brand's app, which allows you to customize the speaker's sound presets and pair it with other compatible JBL speakers ... can find the power, Bluetooth ...

A simple soundbar can take home entertainment to the next level, but there are times when speakers are necessary, as well. So, what’s the difference between a soundbar and speakers? We reached ...

There are hundreds of portable Bluetooth speakers on the market. But only a few stand out for their top-notch sound quality. See which ones make the grade for sound quality with our CNET experts.

I’ve reviewed more than a thousand different consumer electronics products including headphones, speakers, TVs, and every major game system and VR headset of the last decade. I’m an ISF ...

Alexa isn't just confined to Amazon speakers either. Various third-party manufacturers such as Sonos, JBL, Audio Pro integrate Alexa into their wireless speakers. So it isn't just Amazon devices ...