Klipsch Home audio

The Bottom Line: The new and affordable Klipsch HD Theater 500 package prioritizes sound quality over cosmetic glitz.

Specs: home theater speaker system, Black, Active subwoofer, passive satellites, 100 Watt

The Bottom Line: Mirage's gorgeous Nanosat 5.1 Home Theater System may be small, but it produces a huge, room-filling sound for music and movies.

Specs: home theater speaker system, Active subwoofer, passive satellites, 75 Watt

The Bottom Line: The Klipsch RoomGroove is a solid-sounding iPod speaker, but you'll need at least two of them to take advantage of the wireless transmission feature.

Specs: 15.7 in x 4.5 in x 7 in, Black, 2-way Active

The Bottom Line: Klipsch's entry-level iGroove SXT iPod speaker system may be short on features, but it delivers a big, muscular sound considering its compact size.

Specs: 12 in x 4.6 in x 4.8 in, Black, 2-way Active

The Bottom Line: Klipsch's new iGroove iPod speaker trumps the competition's tweeterless models.

Specs: 16 in x 5.5 in x 6.5 in, Black, 2-way Active

The Bottom Line: Despite their tiny size, the speakers of the Mirage Nanosat 5.1 System offered positively huge sound on CDs and DVDs, with only a few minor shortcomings.

Specs: home theater speaker system, 87 dB, 10 Watt, 75 Watt

The Bottom Line: The Klipsch Quintet III speaker system belts out a hugely impressive sound despite the speakers' small size.

Specs: home theater speaker system, Dark gray, Passive, 8 Ohm, 50 Watt, 75 Watt

The Bottom Line: The Klipsch Synergy Sub-12, the company's most affordable 12-inch subwoofer, sounds great on music and movies.

Specs: subwoofer, 15 in x 19.9 in x 18 in, Black, Active, 300 Watt

The Bottom Line: Klipsch's new iGroove iPod speaker trumps the competition's tweeterless models.

Specs: 16 in x 5.5 in x 6.5 in, Metallic silver, 2-way Active, 98 dB