Speakers are must-have devices to accompany today’s modern TVs. That’s because as the
newest and best TVs get slimmer and slimmer, there’s less room for built-in speakers.
The best TV speakers deliver big, bright sound to amplify what’s coming from your television set.
Because they can be placed anywhere — next to your TV, on a shelf, or mounted on a wall.
In Today's video I will help you guys pick the Best Speakers for your TV in 2021,
please note that I've put the products on base what I think deserve a spot on the list.
Before we go any further, please let me know down below in the comments which type of
speakers you prefer for your tv, whether it is a soundbar, bookshelf, or a tower.
We starting the list, with a budget-friendly option, the Polk Audio T15 -Best Bookshelf
Speakers for the price. Polk Audio is a reputable and
beloved audio device producer known for its wide selection of speakers that span the whole price
spectrum. Still, while their high-end speakers are magnificent, one of their biggest strengths
is sparing no expenses to make their affordable outings the best they could possibly be. I can
think of no better example to illustrate this point than the Polk Audio T15 bookshelf speakers.
Polk Audio has always seemed to follow a “simple is better” philosophy in design,
and this is evident in the design of the T15 – attractive and black-on-black finishes,
a basic two-way ported design, premium binding posts on the back to attach speaker wire,
and very little else to clutter or complicate the understated, almost elegant look.
It is clear from handling them (and from listening to them) that the Polk
T15 bookshelf speakers are also excellent in terms of material and construction quality.
The fit and finish not only look great but are obviously of very high quality.
The weight and density of the cabinet suggest dense and durable materials, solid bracing and
dampening, and overall construction, which are meant to make a speaker sound better but also
serve to make the T15s look and feel great too. On paper, the T15 covers 45Hz–24kHz on the human
hearing spectrum, which is pretty substantial on the low end when compared to bookshelf
speakers at similar price points. At 8 ohms and 89 decibels of sensitivity, these are right in line
with competitors, even seemingly a bit louder than most. They can handle up to 100W, but I found them
to be better suited for lower wattage. Polk puts the bottom recommend wattage end at about 20W.
Nevertheless, The Audio T15's are phenomenal for their price offering such overall warm
sound and a design that will make your living room look great and simple.
Next, we have the Best floor standing speakers , the Jamo Studio Series S 807
Getting Directly to the point, what makes those tower speakers great is,
The 807s have integrated metal fasteners on the top of their cabinets, which serve as a
connection point for optional Jamo S 8 ATM Dolby Atmos upward-firing speakers. This unique pairing
gives you three-dimensional sound without needing to install in-ceiling speakers in your room.
JAMO has combined stylish looks and quality sound during production, although the exterior design
does not fall into the luxury or premium category. The speaker housing is made of MDF boards and is
coated with matte foil, which is advantageous because fingerprints are not visible on it.
Available in black, white, or walnut. The speaker box has suitable stiffeners, the components used
in the production are of high quality, and the resonance damping was also ensured inside
the speaker. Thanks to its height of only 92 cm, it can be easily placed in any size room.
Designed to deliver a stunning hi-fi performance, the S 807 also offers true cinematic sound,
particularly when you add the S 8 ATM speaker via the patent-pending connection points atop
the cabinet to deliver the overhead effect of Dolby Atmos. The 1” soft dome tweeter provides
smooth, refined high frequencies, with two 5” aluminized poly fiber woofers for balanced,
cinematic low end. The integrated WaveGuide focuses the high-frequency sound for dynamic,
true-to-life reproduction, while the front-firing tube port allows for better low-frequency
extension with placement flexibility. Next, we have , the Best Home-Theater Speakers,
the Klipsch Black Reference Theater Pack The Klipsch Black Reference features
the same technology the manufacturer builds into its much larger speakers,
all packed into a small design. A combination of Horn technology and aluminum tweeters give these
speakers crisp, clear, powerful sound. If you choose to hang your speakers, each speaker has
both a keyhole mount and a threaded insert to give you flexibility in how you install them.
Klipsch speakers all tend to use the exact same design, which is what has set them apart from
other speakers throughout the years. They use a horn tweeter, which as you might have guessed,
makes horns and brass instruments in general sound more realistic.
The system consists of four identical satellites which feature those iconic,
brassy IMG drivers in a 3.5-inch size combined with a 0.75-inch horn-loaded tweeter.
The black, plastic cabinets are small, just 7.75 inches high,
4.5 inches wide, and 5.5 inches deep. Like the more expensive Focal satellites I saw recently,
the Klipsch features a set of spring clips, so don't expect to use 12 gauge or thicker wire
unless you install pin plugs on the ends. The Klipsch reference theater pack delivers
superior Acoustic performance while keeping an incredibly minimal footprint. Tweeters deliver
the cleanest, most natural sound possible The Down-firing wireless subwoofer is designed
to deliver room-filling low frequencies without requiring too much floor space.
Next on the list, we have , The Best Soundbar, the Sonos Arc
The new Sonos Arc soundbar is perhaps the biggest flex of the company’s design, engineering,
and technology advancements that we’ve seen yet. The Sonos Arc wants to be noticed. It measures
a mighty 45 x 4.5 x 3.4 inches but weighs a manageable 13.78 pounds.
So as large as it looks, it’s light enough for one person to transport and set up.
This soundbar is a lot longer than the Sonos Beam. It has a similar plastic finish,
though it still feels high-end and sturdy. There are two plastic grilles on its sides
and a black plastic mesh between the grille in the front and top sides of the bar. You can also
purchase this soundbar in white if you prefer. The Sonos Arc’s audio capabilities are pretty
amazing all up. Eight elliptical woofers combine to deliver a solid overall bass response and the
tuning balances a nice amount of warmth through the mids with an impressive level of clarity.
This precision is matched by the three silk dome tweeters that deliver particularly crisp
highs with an impressive level of control. I was particularly taken by the unit's ability
to deliver soundscapes that distinguished sound from individual instruments during particular
arrangements without feeling disjointed. This type of spatial precision makes sense
when you consider that the Sonos Arc was designed to make the most of Dolby Atmos,
an audio codec which separates sounds into object-based audio tracks, so particular sources
can be quickly shifted between speakers and bounced around the room more easily.
Last but not least, we have the Best Surround Sound Speaker, the Logitech Z906
Logitech is better known for PC speakers than home cinema systems, but it made one set that suited
the living room just as well as the study. The excellent Logitech Z-5500 handled movies, games,
and music, had plenty of inputs, and sounded fantastic. It went unrivaled for the best part of
a decade, but its successor has finally arrived. The Z906 is a 5.1 system with THX
certification and 500W RMS power on tap. in the package, we get 4 identical satellite
speakers, 1 horizontal center channel, and 1 subwoofer. Also in the package, we find
the control console and the remote control. Now let’s speak about the satellite speakers
and center channel first. They are relatively small ones and have a very distinct PC type of
design that may look great next to a gaming PC but some may dislike it for their home theater.
It didn’t bother me but as this depends purely on taste we leave it at that. Logitech is known
for their good quality so while the speakers have a plastic shell they feel pretty sturdy. They all
feature a dark grey finish with meshed grilles and look distinctively upwards when placed on a
furniture. You also have the option to wall mount them as they feature screw holes at the back.
The Z906 performs admirably for such a compact system at such a reasonable price point. High and
mid-tones are crisp and clear and the subwoofer rumbles like an earthquake. Sound quality is
good throughout a wide range of volume levels, though distortion and background static can be
an issue at a very high volume. Increasing volume on your input device before increasing the sound
system’s volume can help moderate these flaws. The high general quality of the sound is largely
thanks to Logitech’s inclusion of Dolby Digital and DTS surround sound technology,
To wrap it up, it's one of the most complete surround sound speaker systems out there,
and it comes at an unbeatable value for the money. Thanks for watching! I hope you found this video
to be helpful. If you have any questions about the products mentioned in this video,
you can leave a comment below and I will get back to you as soon as I can!