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Sonos 6.5" Architectural Passive 2-Way Outdoor Speakers, Pair, Black
Sonos 6.5\\" Architectural Passive 2-Way Outdoor Speakers, Pair, Black
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Episode ES-ESS-AWGRLRND-IC-6 Signature Series Replacement Grille for 6" In-Ceiling All-Weather Speakers
Russound AB-1.2 In-Wall, Dual Source Speaker Selector, White
Sony STRAZ1000ES Premium ES STR Series 7.2-Channel 8K AV Receiver, Supports Dolby Atmos
Sony STRAZ1000ES Premium ES STR Series 7.2-Channel 8K AV Receiver, Supports Dolby Atmos
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IC80
Regular price $1,500.00
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IW500
Regular price $6,999.00
VSSL Wireless Speaker – SX Series BMR Driver & Woofer
VSSL Wireless Speaker – SX Series BMR Driver & Woofer
VSSL A.3x Audio Streaming System, 6 Channel, 3 Zones, 3 Sources
VSSL A.3x Audio Streaming System, 6 Channel, 3 Zones, 3 Sources
VSSL MX Series Dedicated Audio Streamer with PoE
VSSL MX Series Dedicated Audio Streamer with PoE
VSSL A.6x Audio Streaming System, 12 Channel, 6 Zones, 6 Sources
VSSL A.6x Audio Streaming System, 12 Channel, 6 Zones, 6 Sources
KEF 6.5\\" All Weather Outdoor Black Speakers – Pair

Home Audio Equipment & Components

Build out stereo listening, multi-room audio and home entertainment systems with a focused selection of home audio equipment and components. This collection includes amplification, source, speaker and audio-control components for replacement, expansion and new-system planning. Before choosing a product, define its role in the overall system and identify the equipment, cabling, mounting or control requirements it must work with.

Selecting Residential Audio for a Reliable Installation

Before selecting a model, compare room size, speaker load, channel count, source inputs, streaming needs, control and expansion plans. The surrounding system matters just as much as the individual product, so check cabling, mounting, power and control dependencies where they apply. For upgrades, confirm that new hardware can coexist with the existing infrastructure instead of assuming backward compatibility.