26 buying guides
Research-based buying guides for speakers, studio monitors and home tech. We compare available data on specs, sizing, compatibility and owner feedback side by side, so you can choose with confidence.
The best wireless in-ear monitor system depends on your stage setup, the number of performers, and whether you already own earbuds. Some options here are complete wireless transmitters and receivers, while others need separate earbuds—or, in one case, are earbuds only. Compare…
A good wireless in-ear monitor system can help your church musicians hear a clear, personal mix without relying on loud stage speakers.…
A wireless in-ear monitor (IEM) system lets you hear a stage mix through earphones without a cable running from the mixer to…
A powered PA speaker with a built-in mixer can simplify a small gig, speech event, rehearsal, or party by combining amplification and…
A turntable for an apartment should fit your space, be easy to set up, and let you listen without building a large…
A built-in phono preamp makes it easier to connect a turntable to powered speakers or a stereo that lacks a phono input.…
Choosing a long-range wireless in-ear monitor system means balancing coverage, sound format, setup, and battery life. The systems below range from compact…
An acoustically transparent projector screen lets you place your front speakers behind the picture instead of beside or below it. That can…
If you need to record an HDMI feed and monitor it on the same device, focus on capture boxes with a built-in…
Building a cinema camera rig around a V-mount battery takes more than choosing a battery. You also need a secure way to…