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Want more immersive audio at home? Find soundbars, speaker packages, multiroom systems and more at AV.com.
Want more immersive audio at home? Find soundbars, speaker packages, multiroom systems and more at AV.com.
More than ever, TVs host hours of on-demand cinematic content. No matter the size of your room, enhance immersion with compact entertainment packages or large surround sound systems, widely supporting Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. Get fast delivery, money-back guaranteed, and competitive warranty at AV.comPanasonic SC-HTB200 Bluetooth All-In-One Soundbar
Samsung B550 Soundbar With Wireless Subwoofer
Sonos Ray Compact Soundbar, Black
Polk Signa S4 Atmos Soundbar w/ Wireless Subwoofer
Klipsch Cinema 400 Soundbar w/ Wireless Subwoofer, Black
Klipsch ProMedia Heritage 2.1 Speaker System, American Walnut
Samsung Q-Symphony Q600b Dolby Atmos Soundbar
Sonos Beam Wireless Soundbar Gen 2, Black
Triangle Borea BR03 BT Active Bookshelf Speakers (Pair), Light Oak
Klipsch Cinema 600 Soundbar w/ Wireless Subwoofer, Black
Harman Kardon Citation 700 Grey MultiBeam Soundbar
Wharfedale Diamond 9.1 HCP 5.1 Speaker Package, Black
Marantz Cinema 70s AV Receiver, Black with Free Cable Pack
KEF LSX II Wireless Hifi Speaker System (Pair), Cobalt Blue
Sonos Immersive Set with Beam, Black
Sennheiser AMBEO Plus Soundbar
Sonos Arc, Sub (Gen3) & 2x One SL, White
Sennheiser AMBEO Max Soundbar with Free HDMI Cable
KEF LS60 Wireless Floorstanding Active Speakers (Pair), White
TV Speaker FAQs
Which speaker is best for TV?
The best speaker for your TV is decided by how much room you have. Here are some common setups:
- Soundbars are the first and best choice for enhanced TV audio in a compact space
- Active speakers offer a balance between size and separation, with simple setup
- Use multiroom speakers to hear your TV audio further away or in open spaces
- Passive speakers offer the best performance and versatility but require an amp
Are soundbars better than speakers?
Soundbars are better than speakers if you have limited space. While a speaker system may offer better surround sound and bass performance, high-end soundbars use multidirectional drivers to disperse sound more spatially into the room, often with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support built-in.
Can I just plug speakers into my TV?
Most speakers can’t be plugged directly into your TV. Passive speakers require an AV receiver or amp with TV audio inputs such as HDMI ARC or digital optical. However, if you have active speakers or a soundbar, these connections may be featured and you will be able to plug into a compatible TV.
Can I get external speakers for my TV?
You can connect external speakers to your TV in a number of ways. The most prominent among modern models is HDMI or digital optical, although you may find RCA or 3.5mm jack outputs on screens that predate HDMI’s widespread adoption. Some TVs also have wireless Bluetooth connectivity.
