
Fluance SX71WR Surround Sound System
Model: SX71A 400 watt wired surround system in large floor-standing cabinets, built for a dedicated home theater room rather than a compact setup.
- Connectivity
- Wired
- Color
- Natural Walnut
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A 400 watt wired surround system in large floor-standing cabinets, built for a dedicated home theater room rather than a compact setup.

A 400 watt wired surround system in a comparatively compact, white-finished build, suited to rooms without space for floor-standing towers.

A multi-speaker home theater set with a three-way design for room-filling sound. The listing mixes wired and Bluetooth fields and several model numbers, so confirm what ships.

A compact Atmos speaker package for a living room that wants height effects without towers. Plan for a separate receiver, since the listing does not include one.

A 5.1.4 system with HDMI, Bluetooth, and optical inputs and a rated 760 watts, aimed at buyers assembling a fuller Atmos-capable layout rather than a single soundbar.

A pair of wireless rear speakers that add surround and height to a compatible Sony soundbar, with wall mount or foot options. They need AC power, and the listing does not name which soundbars they work with.

A heavy, high-wattage 2.0 sound system with Bluetooth, optical, and USB inputs, built for volume and flexible source options rather than a slim footprint.

A full five-channel speaker set with a powered subwoofer for anyone upgrading TV sound in a living room. The listing never says which unit carries the inputs or whether a receiver is included.

Reasonable for a compact, loud single-unit sound system with USB input, but confirm the actual speaker count before assuming it delivers a full surround layout.

A high power, 2.0 channel Bluetooth sound system from Technical Pro, better matched to loud room filling audio than to true multi channel surround sound.

A finish oriented pair of SVS surround or elevation speakers best treated as an addition to a system you already own, not a starting point.

A budget-friendly wired surround system built for USB and RCA sources, worth considering if wireless streaming isn't a must-have for your setup.

A 1000 watt rated surround system with Bluetooth and a color choice, best judged on output rather than connectivity given what is listed here.

This Technical Pro KTTP138 delivers 2.0 channel stereo output rather than full surround, worth considering mainly for its Bluetooth input and high rated wattage.

MartinLogan's speaker heritage backs this 5.1 channel surround system, built around 200W power and wired RCA connectivity.

A power-rated surround package in furniture-grade walnut, worth it once you've confirmed your receiver handles XLR connections.

At over 126 pounds for a wired 5.1 set finished in natural walnut, this reads as a full-size, furniture-grade home theater speaker package built for a fixed room.

A 2.0-channel Bluetooth speaker system from Bobtot with a high system power rating, better suited to stereo listening than a full surround setup.

A full soundbar system with a subwoofer and wireless surround speakers that decodes Atmos and DTS:X. The listing is thin on inputs and channel details and carries a short warranty.
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