Marshall considers the Heston 120 an all-in-one speaker that’s designed to work equally well for movies and music. However, ...

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 ...

Aside from size, the most significant difference from the original La Sphere is that the Evo is a self-contained, active ...

It can recreate the booming sensation you get from movie theater speakers at home: Its powerful wireless subwoofer can (safely) shake your home to the foundation, and four up-firing Dolby Atmos ...

Dolby's automatic speaker calibration tech FlexConnect finally comes to market via TCL's 2025 QD-Mini LED TVs. The company ...

The common thread is no speaker wire but no loss of physical ... improvements and new software processing to make your wireless home theater a literal and figurative blast. Even before a March ...

Setting up a wireless home theater system is about to get a lot easier thanks to WiSA DS and WiSA E. WiSA (Wireless Speaker and Audio Association) was formed in 2011 as a trade organization supported ...

What does it mean for speakers to be truly wireless, and do they still need ... a list of the best home theater systems available in 2023, including one from Sonos, can help you decide.

Infrared systems beam light from a transmitter, usually placed somewhere near the A/V receiver or home theater in a box DVD player, to the wireless speakers (so there must be a clear line of sight ...

The cheapest wireless rear speakers are the Ikea and Sonos Symfonisk line which starts at $119 each. An entry-level Sonos home theater system with a Ray soundbar and two Symfonisk bookshelf ...

The vast majority of new personal speakers are built wireless first ... allowing you to broadcast music or home theater audio to them no matter where they are in the room. You can still get ...

and dedicated speakers better than soundbars? It's about volume (and not the one on your remote) I think a new world of wireless home theater is coming that could explode its popularity ...