Compare Klipsch RB81 II BLACK. Single Reference series black bookshelf speaker Speaker System to SB300 Speaker System

These Klipsch stereo speakers have a frequency response of 44 Hz to 24 kHz. At peak, the main stereo speakers' power handling ability is 600 watts with a minimum of 150 watts RMS with a sensitivity of the standard 8 ohms. They have a crossover of 1,400 Hz. The Klipsch RB-81 II can be stored on a bookshelf or wall mounted and come with threaded inserts for this purpose. They have a linear travel suspension to help minimize distortion and vibration. The front firing port allows for flexibility in where a person places the main stereo speakers. The Klipsch stereo speakers have a 1-inch titanium diaphragm compression driver at high frequency. At low frequency, they have an 8-inch cerametallic cone woofer. The inputs are binding posts for bi-wire or bi-amp. The Klipsch RB-81 II is 19 inches in height, 9.3 inches in width, and 12.3 inches in depth. This set of Klipsch stereo speakers weigh 27.5 lbs total. Less

Many Home Theater installations require five loudspeakers, a Subwoofer and miles of speaker wire. The JBL SB 300 greatly simplifies that situation. It's a complete home theater Sound system comprising only a single amplified Soundbar and a wireless powered subwoofer. The JBL SB 300 SoundBar houses dual 2-inch (51mm) midrange transducers and a 1-inch (25mm) dome Tweeter with 50 Watts of amplification for each of the two front channels. The wireless ported subwoofer features an 8-inch (200mm) woofer cone driven by 100 watts of amplification. That's real power, but it easily fits into any listening environment. Just connect the SoundBar directly your television, DVD player or game console, and plug the subwoofer into any convenient power outlet. You'll enjoy rich, full-spectrum, 2.1-channel Output that dramatically improves the sound. Or you can select 3-D Surround Processing to create a realistic, 360-degree soundstage. Less