Add some audiophile quality speakers to your desktop or laptop system with the Audioengine A2's.

At roughly $299 USD, the TH-l1 supports HDMI and component pass-through and has iPod and USB memory key inputs.

The Z-5500 comes packed with four 62 watt satellite speakers, a 69 watt center channel unit and a 188 watt subwoofer.

The Monitor 7/UltraCube 10 system sounds great and carries a very affordable price tag.

Add surround sound to your flat panel TV with the wonderfuly powerful Yamaha YSP-4000 Digital Sound Projector.

The Strata Mini Loudspeakers give a statement with their South American Rosewood finish, and planar magnetic drivers.

Edifier, a new speaker company based in Canada produces a great sounding system in the E3350.

The Pioneer Elite X-Z9 is a compact solution for audiophiles that desire quality no matter the size.

The $500 price tag on Samsung's HT-X710T system places it in the middle of the company's home-theater-in-a-box line.

It's the sort of home theater you just want to love and we probably would have, had the wireless surround speakers worked.

These baseball-sized speakers pack a lot of sound for their size

Despite its size and price, Klipsch's HT500 which we review, cranks out impressive 5.1-channel sound.

In our review of Logitech’s Z523 desktop speakers we learn that they shake off their inexpensive price tag and boom with the big boys.

In our review of the Snell Acoustics IC-K7 bookshelf speakers we find out that the IC-K7's sound will appeal to even the most discerning listener.

We review the stealthy Boston Acoustics' VS 344 floor-standing loudspeakers which feature their proprietary drivers and superior engineering.

We review Joey Roth’s Ceramic Speakers which are a revelation in stylish audio technology

We review the Altec Lansing’s Expressionist Ultra MX6021 PC speakers which feature surprising power and a unique design.

The Grandmaster 500 speaker system from Axiom Audio offers knockout performance at an extremely reasonable price.

Review: The E55Ti tower speakers, part of EMP Tek's Impression Series, offer clean, lively sound and an attractive finish that make them a solid buy.

Review: Edifier's Sound To Go portable speaker provides a solution for laptop owners who want better sound quality in a small, portable package.

Review: Aperion’s Verus Forte loudspeakers dress up the packaging and sound of the fabled Intimus line, but keep price under $1,000 a pair for the towers.

Review: Boston Acoustics A-Series speakers defy their value-oriented price point with big, satisfying midrange, plenty of sonic detail, and a handsome finish.

The Paradigm MilleniaOne 5.0 speakers and MilleniaSub bulldoze the notion of underpowered “lifestyle audio systems” with astoundingly clear, full sound from a tiny package.

Review: The Hercules XPS 101 multimedia speaker system dazzles with sharp design, but grates on music lovers with fatiguing highs and overly thumpy bass.

Boston Acoustics’ CS 260 II defies its $200 price tag by performing on par with speakers at twice the price, even if it can’t quite compete on looks.

Review: The Pioneer S-DJ05 active speakers target DJs and audio professionals with tight, tonally accurate sound from a compact, portable package.

Review: The Boston Acoustics SoundWare XS SE cube speaker system looks sharp at an affordable price point, but the micro size leaves midrange lacking.

Review: Paradigm’s A2 speakers are a total knockout and, at about $500 a pair, a tremendous value, too.

Review: The Clarity HD Model One from Monster delivers big sound in a lightweight package, mixable inputs and a built-in iPod dock.

Aperion Audio’s Verus Grand tower speakers obliterate competitors priced at twice and three times as much, winning them a much-deserved Editor’s Choice award and a spot in our test labs.

Martin Logan’s Motion LX16 bookshelf speakers distill the company’s signature technology down to a more compact, affordable package that still delivers big sound.

The Boston Acoustics SoundWare XS Digital Cinema throws sound well beyond its tiny size, and looks good doing it.

The Fluance ESHTB Higher Fidelity 5-speaker home theater system impresses up high, but disappoints down low with nearly nonexistent bass.

Velodyne delivers outstanding audio performance in an attractive, wallet-friendly subwoofer.