Speaker shoppers should try to arrange for a home audition to confirm the speakers will play well in their room. If that's not possible, ask the dealer to visit your home to make an educated guess.

Are big speakers always better than little ones? If you have a large room, love bass, and like to listen loud, you need big speakers.

So, big speakers have all sorts of important advantages, but it isn’t one-way traffic. There are downsides to having bigger speakers that go beyond just finding space for them in your room. It is ...

Monitor speakers (bookshelf speakers) have another advantage: they don’t have [big] woofers. The woofers in large speakers take up a lot of power. When you position the circle of speakers around your ...

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If you're searching for bold, room-filling sound, the floorstanding Bowers & Wilkins 603 S3 represent excellent value, ...

JBL’s 104-BT speakers have a wide sound that shines on vocals and treble, but bass lovers will miss deep low end and you'll need plenty of desktop space to accommodate them. Why you can trust ...