Home Speakers

Home speakers come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes and colors. The job of an audio speaker is to faithfully reproduce all the sound intended when the musician or movie director originally recorded it.

In general, the more expensive home speakers do a better job of this. (For the most part, the old adage "You get what you pay for" applies to home speakers.

The purpose of this website is to showcase some of the best sounding, most popular brand names and models of home audio speakers available on the market today.

A popular option to consider today is a whole house audio system in which you can enjoy separate speakers with independent volume controls in every room of your home if you wish (and even outside!)

Whole house speakers are most often done using in-wall speakers like the unique Bose 191 speakers shown above (which can also be used as in-ceiling speakers) and outdoor speakers.

outdoor frog speaker

A pair of stereo speakers like the Axiom M50 floor standing speakers shown above is fine if you just plan on listening to music on a single audio system. The best sounding speakers are usually floor standing or tower speakers because they are best able to reproduce the full spectrum of sound from the highest frequency treble down to deep bass.

The new Polk Monitor 70 tower speakers pictured above would be a great choice whether you want just a pair of stereo speakers or you want to build a full-blown Polk home theater speaker system.

You can also buy quality book shelf speakers like the Infinity Kappa 200 shown below if space is a priority and you don't want to sacrifice sound quality.

Especially if you choose book shelf speakers or are putting together a home theater speaker system, you will need to add a powered subwoofer to round out your low-end bass response.