JBL Stage 260F Speaker

They are versatile enough for both. While they excel as a stereo pair for music, their design—specifically the compatibility with height modules—makes them an excellent foundation for a Dolby Atmos home theater system.

These speakers are relatively easy to drive. You will want an amplifier or receiver capable of delivering between 20 and 225 watts per channel to get the best performance out of them.

Because the ports are rear-firing, you should avoid placing them flush against a wall. Leaving at least 6 to 12 inches of clearance behind the speakers will help prevent bass buildup and ensure the sound remains clear and accurate.

Yes, these speakers do not come with speaker wire. They feature 5-way binding posts, which allow you to use banana plugs, spade connectors, or bare wire, depending on your preference.

Yes, the speakers come with magnetic grilles. They are easy to remove if you prefer the look of the exposed drivers, or you can keep them on for a cleaner, more understated aesthetic.

With dual 6.5-inch polycellulose woofers, these speakers reach down to 40Hz, which provides a solid, punchy low end for most music. However, if you are watching action-heavy movies, adding a dedicated subwoofer will help you capture the lowest frequencies that floor-standing speakers alone might miss.