Monoprice Premium 5.1 Channel Home Theater System with Subwoofer - 100 Watt Speakers, 200 Watt Subwoofer, Black
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Style: Premium 5.1
Size: W/8in Sub
Set: Single
Features
- While superb sound quality is the ultimate goal of any home audio system, the realities of budget and even aesthetics often force compromises in sound quality
- Now you can have it all - great sound, great looks, small size, and an unbelievably low price
- Well, the time for compromise is over
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While superb sound quality is the ultimate goal of any home audio system, the realities of budget and even aesthetics often force compromises in sound quality. Well, the time for compromise is over. Now you can have it all - great sound, great looks, small size, and an unbelievably low price. The Monoprice Premium 5.1-Channel Home Theater System surpasses all expectations for sound quality in a small package. The four satellite and the single center speakers each use a 3 polypropylene mid-range driver and a 3/4 aluminum dome tweeter. They can handle up 100 watts of power and have an impedance of 8 ohms. The satellite and center channel speakers handle frequencies from 110Hz to 20KHz 3dB, with the crossover between the mid-range and tweeter drivers set to 3.5KHz. The powered subwoofer features an 8 downward firing speaker driven by a 200 watt amplifier. It handles frequencies from 30Hz to 150Hz (-10dB) and uses a variable crossover from 40-150Hz. The satellites measure only about 6.9 x 4.3 x 4.3 (HWD) and weigh about 2.9 lbs. each, making them easy to mount almost anywhere. The center channel speaker measures about 4.3 x 10.2 x 4.3 (HWD) and weighs 3.0 lbs. Both the satellite and center speakers are equipped with a universal 1/4 threaded insert mounting options and have rear-firing ports, so they sound best when there is some breathing room behind them. The subwoofer is a 12.6 cube and weighs about 20 lbs. It features four large rubber feet, which keep the downward firing driver off the floor. It includes both line and speaker level stereo inputs, so it can be used with any amplifier.
Brand: Monoprice
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 200 watts
Frequency Response: 20000 hertz
Connectivity Technology: wireless
Audio Output Mode: Stereo, Surround
Audio Output Mode: Stereo, Surround
Mounting Type: Floor Standing
Enclosure Material: Plastic
Speaker Type: Center Channel, Satellite, Subwoofer
Additional Features: Bass Boost
Antenna Location: For Surround Sound Systems
Subwoofer Diameter: 8 inches
Color: black
Is Waterproof: FALSE
Warranty Type: Limited
Control Method: Remote
Speaker Size: 8 inches
Woofer Diameter: 8 inches
Specific Uses For Product: personal
Controller Type: Corded Electric
Frequency Response: 20000 hertz
Number of Audio Channels: 5.1
Impedance: 8 ohm
Connectivity Technology: wireless
Wireless Technology: Unspecified
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wired
Connectivity Protocol: Unspecified Wireless, 3.5mm trrs (Wired)
Brand: Monoprice
Model Number: 110565
Model Name: 10565
Built-In Media: 4x Satellite Speakers, 1x Center channel speaker, 1x Subwoofer, 1x User's manual
Number of Items: 1
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
UPC: 757901804045
Global Trade Identification Number: 45
Manufacturer: Monoprice
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 200 watts
Number of Power Levels: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 18.9"D x 20.7"W x 23.7"H
Item Weight: 41.6 pounds
Compatible Devices: Desktop, Television, Projector, Laptop
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Audio Driver Size: 8 inches
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Style: Premium 5.1
Size: W/8in Sub
Set: Single
Been meaning to do a review of this system for a while. Had the 10565 system since Oct '18 in the upstairs gameroom where its main duty is being connected to the xbox. Additionally, I stream music via bluetooth to the AVR and it does a great job for that as well (receiver is only putting out about 80-90W/ch, and over about 50W/ch it starts to break up, so no sense pushing it anyway). It's 200.00, or was when I got it... for a 5.1, powered-sub system. It sounds perfectly fine at that price point. You're not expecting to top a $1500 Klipschissplittlixblah-blah system for this price-point. Accept that, enjoy the great sound this puts out at reasonable volume levels, and carry on. I wouldn't crank this up to '11' for a party and expect it to survive... but I wouldn't do that for any stereo I have either... I have sympathy for my stuff I guess. I've had it at 50% volume for hours playing music though.. plenty loud (rock, metal, etc...).. though 'plenty' is of course subjective. In the 20x12 room it sits in, it will give pretty decent thump for sound-effects and movies w/in reason. Again.. price-point here. I paid at least $100 more than this 20 years ago (so, really, like ~$400 in today's money) for something way less 'good'... w/just a passive subwoofer, and less power-handling ability and it sounded like empty wooden boxes being klonked on by a swarm of agitated beavers vs. some pretty nice sound out of the monoprice setup. I don't know if I would push these speakers to the 'rated' power.. but surely they could hang with 50'ish nice, clean watts per-ch (you know, before your $300 receiver really starts to push out a lot of distortion anyway). I suspect the target buyer is someone in an apartment where noise-levels have to be rational. I think it'll do a great job filling an apartment living room with nice sound and the sub isn't so crazy that your neighbors will kill you (it has adjustments to set the levels and so on.. if you tick off your neighbors, that's on you). I'm saying all this stuff about 'bang for buck' and so on b/c I'm assuming anyone looking at this is on a budget and isn't packing a $2000 tube-amp at home waiting to connx to this thing. You're like a lot of us,.. got a budget AVR rated to somewhere between 70 and 100'ish Watts/ch for movies/music and want something that will at least compliment that setup. This will do that. Remember your budget AVR(eceiver) may be rated to 100W/ch, but it'll really give up doing that job distortion-free/low somewhere ~30W south that of that number (on a continual basis). Finish Quality: Again.. price-point-wise... it's exactly what I expected.. not fancy in the least, but clean. Some small imperfections in the finish.. nothing I can spot from more than a foot or two away that makes me upset. These are not 'lookers'.. though they look nice enough w/the grills off vs some other offerings in this price range I think. They actually disappear visually pretty well honestly... and I would think that has a different kind of appeal to the folks that don't -want- a showy, in-your-face system. Use/Assembly: Easy peasy... 5.1 systems have been around a while now... this is no different than the vast majority. You plug the wires from the appropriate channels off your AV Receiver into the various speakers, and your sub-out to the sub's inputs. Four of the speakers are identical, makes no difference which of those four goes where (front L/R vs rear L/R). The center channel is specifically made/intended to be such.. it's obvious, can't mess it up. The powered sub does not have the '5' outs itself.. it just takes either RCA inputs or speaker-level left/right from stereo. So, it won't necessarily turn an old-school 2-channel stereo into a 5.1 system... not in any easy plug/play way that I am aware of anyway.. but I'm hardly an expert. Seek YouTube Gurus for that kind of info. There's instructions in the box.. read those, I may be completely lying about the 2->5.1 thing... I did not read them, but my setup was blindingly-easy, even for me. So, there's my 5-or-so month update... still quite pleased, don't have any regrets for the type of use I've put it through.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2019 by Amazon Customer
Style: Premium 5.1
Size: W/8in Sub
Set: Single
A little story: A very nice set! My previous set was an RCA box set of receiver with 5.1 speakers purchased in the 90s. Speakers still work to this day but the receiver is starting to die. I purchased a Sony STR-DH750 with 7.2 capabilities to bring the speakers to life, but realized that my old subwoofer was powered by my old receiver. Rather than invest in an amp for 20-year-old speakers decided to invest in a new system. After extensive research, reading many reviews, feedback and ratings, I decided that Monoprice was the best bang for the buck. It was between the 108247 and this set, the 10565. While I'm a cheapo who tries to get the best for as little as possible, I made the decision that spending nearly double for the next step up was best, especially after the lroce dropped 40 bucks! The one downside to this transaction that it was backordered. What was to be a month's wait ended up being 10 weeks or so. I wasn't in a rush, amazon wasn't pulling my leg and even asked if I wanted to cancel my order, but I was hoping that the speakers would be worth the wait- especially since I wasn't yet finished making my entertainment center (that's a discussion for yet another forum). Shipment I finally received a ship date, and it arrived 3 days earlier! I was a bit disappointed because the box had visible damage. I took pictures to document it. Upon unboxing, it was only the outer box that had damage- fault of the carrier, not amazon or Monoprice. In fact, kudos to them because that outer box was essential protection! Unboxing The speakers have a nice, sleek, modern feel to them. Nothing extravagant, clear simple design; less is more, in my book. The sub is slightly bigger than what I thought; a little taller than expected due to the small legs. Setup I've hooked up several systems before, so as a man, decided not look at the directions. I do love the wire attachements on the back! Very simple: push, insert wire, release! No screwing or turning like the back of my receiver. Indeed, no mounting holes, just the speaker which is perfect for my setup as I have them sitting on wall-mounted shelves and a mantle around the tv. Setup took about an hour because I tried using old, used wire and realized I didn't have enough so had to use a new spool so that all the wires would look the same. Otherwise, should have taken 15 minutes or so. I added an old pair of bose dual cubes to these speakers and set them up for rear surround. The set does come with red/white combo RCA cable. Many reviewers have problems with this not working on their receiver so had to order an adapter or different cable. Both the sub and my receiver have stereo inputs so this worked perfect. I use the included the mic and run the auto setup. Piece of cake. However, afterpowering up my ps3, my screen would flicker every few seconds. I swapped out the included RCA cable to use a heavier duty set I picked up from RadioShack a few years ago. The flickering stopped! I pop in Iron Man on bluray to give the speakers a run. The surround worked beautifully! Bullets wizzing by startled my two cats. Yet... no real boom. I felt like the bass was missing. I unplug the front speakers and put my ear to the sub, and notice nothing. Is the sub THAT bad?? I hook up the receiver to my phone via Bluetooth and play a 10 minute video of the THX intro. Nothing impressive. I look at the back and crank the bass all the way up. Still nothing. I google my problem and find a small suggestion. I dive into the receiver's on-screen speaker setup to go to Speaker Configuration which was set to "3/4". No idea what that fraction stands for. The online diagnosis said to ensure the configuration number ended in ".1". So I scrolled through the setup options and 3/4.1 was an option, so I selected it. BOOOOOOOOOOOOM! A deep, heavy, bass sweeped across the house, rattled some wood shelving, sent my cats running and scared the crap out of my dog. Yup. Subwoofer works. Perhaps a little too well. After several movies, I finally adjusted the bass to my liking. It is VERY powerful, perhaps a bit too much. Even my neighbor thinks so. Conclusion: An easy setup that may require some fiddling and fine-tuning. The subwoofer may take some fenangling, but it is definitely worth it. If you're the kind of person to decide to purchase your own set of speakers, you're likely knowledgeable enough to figure all of this out like I was. End of the matter: just buy this, already. Look no further, don't waste your time reading anymore reviews. You won't be disappointed. These ARE the speakers you're looking for.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2016 by Kevin
Style: Premium 5.1
Size: W/8in Sub
Set: Single
I'll start this by destroying my credibility. I am not an audiophile, and this is my first surround sound system worth the name. I did, however, do a massive amount of research before buying these. This is going to be long, so the TLDR on this is: These are great speakers for the price, and will probably be more than adequate for the needs of anyone who is not an audiophile. They are also better than many $600-$800 sets in terms of frequency response curve and general sound reproduction. They will not have the same build quality or design aesthetic as these premium sets, but look fine, and are made well. You won't regret buying these unless you have much more exacting standards than the average person, and even an audiophile would be satisfied with these as a second room/vacation home setup. So, the rest: I was originally settled on the Energy Take Classic 5.1 set. (which has become the long standing gold standard of affordable 5.1 speaker sets) Energy 5.1 Take Classic Home Theater System (Set of Six, Black) But, a price bump on those right when I decided on them led me to do some re-shopping. After reading and watching the CNET review on these, I started looking in to them seriously. I suggest you check out that review. These speakers are actually the replacements to the Monoprice 9774 5.1 system. The reason those were replaced was due to a patent lawsuit because they were exact clones of the Energy Take Classic 5.1 speakers. Nearly identical form factor, Identical internal components, and most interestingly, identical performance and frequency response curve. But over $100 cheaper than the average price of the Energy speakers. So that wasn't going to last, and it didn't. For a while there, they were hands down the best speaker per dollar that could be purchased. These Monoprice speakers are just enough different to dodge another lawsuit. The surprise is that in some respects, they are better than the speakers they replaced. The consensus seems to be that they provide a more satisfying over-all sound than the Energy Take Classic. I can't speak to this because I'm not in a position to directly compare them. But everybody that has seems to agree that these are either equivalent or better. The fact that they're cheaper doesn't hurt one bit. Another advantage is that if you want to add two speakers and make this a 7.1, Monoprice actually sells you two more matching speakers for about $80. Monoprice Premium Home Theater Satellite Speaker - Black (110800) Energy only sells the satellite speakers for their set as a package. And though exactly matched speakers in a 7.1 isn't mandatory, it certainly makes it easier for your receiver to blend. These are a recent purchase, so I can't speak to how long they will last. I can say they sounded great to me right out of the box, and the spring connectors were super easy to use. Important notes: Break in Period: Don't blast these things full volume until you've been using them for quite a good little while. A couple of weeks of regular TV watching should do it. This type of speaker needs time to loosen up and mellow out. Skipping this step is a really good way to permanently damage your sound quality. They're actually supposed to sound even better after being broken in, as well. Subwoofer Cable: if you order these, you need to get a shielded RCA splitter subwoofer cable. (one male connection that splits to two male connections) It will actually run ok off of a single RCA into the white input, but spend the extra $6 and do it right. They're all over amazon. I almost took off a star for them not including this, but I just couldn't make myself do it. The speakers themselves are just too solid. Speaker stands: A lot of people make the obvious (and incorrect) assumption that the Monoprice speaker stands will fit these Monoprice speakers perfectly. (go figure!) They don't. They work, but only if you mount the speakers upside down. I ordered some that are on the way. If those work out, I will edit this review. Edit: They didn't really work out. I'm using them, but they aren't ideal. Anyway, you should just go on and buy these unless the Energy Take Classic set is at one of the periodic low dips to $250 range. At that point they become a serious contender because of a 3 year warranty vs the 1 year that Monoprice offers. (or if you have a fascination with gloss black finishes) But that's about the only things that distinguish them from these. AND they might actually not sound as good. FYI - there are some known problems with the dust covers tending to have the little plastic bits break off inside the speaker when you try to remove them. So, if you want to use these without the dust covers, slow and steady wins the race. I intend to leave mine on, but it is something to be aware of.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2014 by Fluidfox
Style: Premium 5.1
Size: W/8in Sub
Set: Single
I'd give it more stars, but based on how much time I've had to waste, I can't. The system sounds nice and functions well, but I've had it for nearly two weeks of it sitting on the floor because I cannot find the oddly specific mounting bolt that is needed to mount these sepkers to anything. I've now ordered 3 different sets of "universal 1/4 threaded insert mounting bolts" and NONE of them have worked. Now I have to spend my time off going to a hardware store, manually trying bolts just so I can mount these things. Lastly, I ordered the mounts from Monoprice, and they are incompatible, so don't waste you're money there. I used to really recommend this brand, but now they're starting to make me realize that trying to save money was a mistake, and I should have just hired an installer to do it instead. Buyer beware!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2025 by Kevin S
Style: Premium 5.1
Size: W/8in Sub
Set: Single
I originally bought these in Dec of 2014. Hooked it up in my theater room and could not believe how amazing the sound was. They actually sounded better than a $1,000 set of speakers. No joke! I mean movies were full, soundstage was excellent, I could not believe how great it sounded even at very loud volume. two years later I wanted to order this again for my other game room. Speakers came in yesterday, and I hooked it all up. Man something REALLY changed in the manufacturing process. This new set sounded off. It was a bit hollow and tinny. I thought maybe it was my source or EQ, and I actually hooked up my older home theater set, and sure enough the sound was awesome again. The quality really took a hit. I spoke with a Monoprice rep, and they confirmed the manufacturing changed at some point, and that there was nothing they could do. They cannot sell me the older version, and they do not sell refurbs or anything, and to check eBay or something for a used set if I wanted the older ones. These speakers are pretty good. If you haven't heard the old ones, you will like what you hear I am betting, but having the older set installed in my theater room, I cannot handle the quality loss. It's a real shame. I am going to return this set and buy some Energy Take Classic (if I can find them) or something else, maybe Klipsch HD. I may actually try to build this set from eBay or something, because the sub isn't great. I paired my theater setup with the Klipsch SUB12 which sounds glorious with these speakers (2014). Really sad too because the 2014 version of these were nothing short of truly amazing. I hate it when a company does this. I cannot endorse this product in good conscience, but maybe you'll like it having not heard the 2014s, ignorance is bliss right?
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2016 by M K
Style: Premium 5.1
Size: W/8in Sub
Set: Single
UPDATE!!!! So I used my surround sound for about 6 months before I ran into my first problem. Like with any electrical component, sometimes stuff happens. In my case, the subwoofer failed. I figured I was going to have to by a new one. I decided for the heck of it I would write Monoprice, so I did. All I told them was the subwoofer failed and asked what they could do. They shipped me a brand new one, free of charge!!! THEY GET A+++ CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! My respect for this company just went up big time! ORIGINAL REVIEW I want to start off by saying that prior to buying this system, I had never even heard of the speaker brand "Monoprice". Also, one thing you need to know about me is that I am very particular about sound. I am that guy that will tweek and retweek all the settings of bass and treble until I get it just right. Unfortunately, getting things just right can only go as far as the speakers you are using. I have always invested in aftermarket speakers for car audio, and this was my first opportunity to invest in a full surround sound system for my home - not just a couple of speakers and a sub. Le me just say, I have listened to Bose, I have listened to Klipsch, as well as others, which are highly priced by the way, and neither one can touch this Monoprice system. The problem I had with Bose, and especially Klipsch, was that they were almost too clear - or trebally. Kind of like when smooth motion came out on TVs and it was almost too Soap Opera-y, and people didn't know how to get rid of that setting. Well, I am a person that loves a very full sound. You know the speakers Beats by Dre - listen to music the way the artist intended. These speakers are like - listen to movies the way the director intended. These speakers hit any range with perfection! They have an excellent weight to them as well. They feel very high quality. I have my surround in a room that is 17' X 25' feet. I have spaced my speakers out in four corners exactly 15 feet apart to make a square if you will. The center speaker I placed right under my TV. You guys, I am telling you, you have never heard better sound in something this size. (Keep in mind I am not comparing against big tower speakers). Anyone who comes over are always blown away when I put the surround on. Just make sure your receiver is put on a setting like Dolby Digital so that speaking for example only comes out of the center speaker. Speaking of the center speaker - it's perfect. You really just have to watch 1 movie with this system, and you will be sold. Also, let me just tell you about the subwoofer on this thing, I have it in a basement on a cement floor and I still feel it shake my couch. This 8 inch sub is very comparable to 10's and 12's no problem. I could not be more impressed with the quality of the sound. What makes Monoprice's sound unique is two parts. 1st as mentioned earlier, the sound is SO FULL! Not too high, not too low, but just right. Also the subwoofer you get is a 200 watt sub! Most that come in this price range are only 100 Watt and those always distort out too soon when pushed by heavy bass. I am taking the time to write this review so you will know that you are getting a great system. The only negatives are 1. No wires supplied with the surround 2. No speaker mounts Both of these are no big deal because you can either go to Monoprice's website and pick them up cheap, or get them on Amazon when you order. Trust me when I say, you will not be disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2014 by Paul
Style: Premium 5.1
Size: W/8in Sub
Set: Single
I'm not an audiophile so please take my comments in that context. I bought this set to replace a set of HomeTech On-Wall HT 40 speakers my brother-in-law gave me. We've been setting up the attic as a home theater and I started with the HomeTech speakers in a 5.1 configuration with a Pioneer 8" sub. I was never happy with the sound - the dialogue sounded muffled and it just had a hollowness to it. I saw the great reviews of the Monoprice system on CNET and other sites and decided to take the plunge. I set these up as my fronts and left and right surround, keeping a pair of HomeTechs as my rear surrounds. The Monoprice subwoofer is also being used together with my existing Pioneer sub, creating a 7.2 system in the room. I'm using a Sony 7.2 receiver I bought at Costco for $350. The sound is amazing now. No more muffled dialogue or hollowness. The bass is incredible. I believe Monoprice recommends setting the crossover at 110 hz, but I found the center and satellites to have good bass response down to 90 hz so that's where I set the crossover. For my room and taste, I really like having a bit more bass coming from the front of the room and surrounds. My amateur ears have not detected any distortion and the bass level has been very good. It's truly unbelievable the sound you get for the price of this set. Spend a few hours researching home theater sound and you'll see speaker sets 10x or even 100x the price of these. It's hard to imagine spending that much money being worth it, but to each his own. I'm actually considering buying another set of these for my downstairs living room.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2014 by Rob V
Style: Premium 5.1
Size: W/8in Sub
Set: Single
This is actually my 3rd set of these speakers I have bought. One set for my wife's office, one set for a bonus room. Both of those were the v2015 sets. They then went out of stock for a LONG time and just recently came back this last month. I promptly ordered a set for my theater as I have been happy with the previous sets. More than happy really. There are some differences however... The drivers are made of a different color material, or maybe an entirely different material. The black laminate was separating from some of the speakers right out of the box. The new logo is... not great at best and because of the changed driver colors, not as pleasing with the grills off. The biggest change which kind of hosed me was the mounting screw on the 2015 version has always been a 1/4" course threaded screw. Before opening this box I went and bought the 6 I needed for use with my mounting brackets. Opening this box, they changed the screw to an M6. Sigh, another trip to the hardware store. Not really a big deal, but there are some popular mounts that have built in 1/4" threaded rods which will now no longer work with these speakers. You can see most of the differences in the versions here: [...] I mean, I'll give them time to break in, which is super important with these speakers. So far so good, the sound is as expected, just the quality of manufacture has certainly suffered. I dont' understand why Monoprice can't throw in a bag of the correct mounting screws, especially now that they are not the standard 1/4".
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2016 by dlevasseur