Audio Cu is essentially powerline networking for your surround sound speakers. It's currently US-only and the equipment is ...

The best soundbars tend to come in three styles: all-in-one units with just a single soundbar, soundbars with subwoofers, and soundbars with subwoofers and rear speakers for surround sound.

While early Atmos soundbars had a limited soundstage and struggled with height in particular, many newer models have markedly improved and deliver a truly immersive virtual surround sound experience.

This 2.1 speaker set from Razer is a great choice if you’re looking for quality audio to play games, watch movies, and pump up your favorite jams. Not only does its stylish design look great ...

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What Cololight has done is take 11 speakers to create a 7.1.2 audio landscape (seven primary channels, one low-frequency channel, and two 'overhead' channels), but rather than have them dotted ...

Learn more› By Dennis Burger WiiM has partnered with the speaker company Audio Pro to launch two multiroom wireless speakers. We’ve added details to this article. I start every day pretty much ...

2 configuration) or to your left/right front and rear/surround speakers (two sets, for a .4 layout). Or you can just purchase a purpose-built Atmos speaker system. Given that a cinema-style ...

Namely, the Play:3, Play:1, and second-generation Play:5 speakers, which had worked as surround speakers for all of Sonos’ previous soundbars, won’t perform the same trick for the new Arc Ultra.

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.