Wireless is in, and wired is out. But what does that mean for home theater? For ages, home theater audio has mostly involved passive speakers wired to an A/V receiver (herein “AVR”), with the speakers ...

The Symfonisk Bookshelf Speaker (Gen 2) is a collaboration between Sonos ... The Connect was Sono’s original amp that turns your receiver into a wireless one that you can stream music, too. The ...

In the vast majority of cases you'll need to connect your TV to an AV receiver unless your speakers are wireless, and that connection is usually done via an optical cable or more commonly ...

Fasetto has announced that its Audio Cu system, which connects TVs and other audio devices to speakers and subwoofers using ...

and as well as acting as a Bluetooth receiver it can be a transmitter and so can be used with wireless headphones. There are some physical connections on the rear of the speaker, too. As well as ...

With wireless speakers and streaming music devices ... These speakers require a separate receiver to work but don’t take up a ton of space, and they sound much better than similarly priced ...

Wireless means compression ... to beam the music over to a pair of powered speakers equipped with a Bluetooth receiver. How ...

US firm Fasetto thinks it has a better option: Dolby Atmos via your home's power lines. Its Audio Cu system delivers audio ...

The SoundSlayer GWN10 is designed to rest on the nape of the neck, with the speakers reaching down to about the clavicle.

Luckily, Audio-Technica makes some amazing affordable turntables that are an even better deal than their usual under $500 ...

wiring instead of speaker cables or wireless protocols. The result is low latency and ... affordable audio option without the ...

The Yamaha R-N2000A Network Receiver and NS-2000A floor ... streaming and wireless capabilities innovations. Meanwhile, the new speakers introduce a revolutionary design from Yamaha that brings ...