Forget Prime Day, here are the best home audio deals that aren't on Amazon

Samsung HW-Q950A $1799 now $1599 at Best Buy (save $200) (opens in new tab)
How many speakers can you squeeze into a soundbar? This Samsung Dolby Atmos TV speaker offers 11.1.4-channel audio for complete surround sound immersion. There's AirPlay 2 and Bluetooth for wireless music, too.

Bose Home Speaker 300 $259 $199 (save $60) World Wide Stereo (opens in new tab)
360-degree sound, voice control, Apple AirPlay 2, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, this is a future-proof smart speaker with the design and sonic class that you can expect from Bose. Available in white or black.

Sony WH-1000XM4 $350 $248 at Walmart (save $102) (opens in new tab)
Sony continues to serve up some of the finest noise-cancelling headphones on the market – the excellent-sounding and fruitfully featured WH-1000XM4 will be tough to beat indeed. 

Audiolab 6000A $999 $899 at Crutchfield (save $100) (opens in new tab)
This rock-solid integrated amplifier offers wired connections for digital and analog sources plus wireless Bluetooth.

Klipsch RP-5000F Reference Floorstander $434 $304 (save $108) at World Wide Stereo (opens in new tab)
A new-design 1-inch titanium tweeter fires out through Klipsch’s iconic 90-degree Tractrix horn, while dual 5.25-inch low/midrange drivers are made of Klipsch’s trademarked copper Cerametallic material. This iconic design is available at a 25% saving with this Klipsch floorstanding speaker.

Polk Audio TSi100 bookshelf speakers $219 $149 at Crutchfield (opens in new tab)
These Polk speakers are a great price and promise an open sound with wide staging and precise imaging. They sport a 1in silk dome tweeter, 5.25in polycarbonate woofer and stand 16 inches tall.

Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB $299 $279 at zZounds (opens in new tab)
This direct drive deck is supplied with an aluminium platter, Audio-Technica AT-P2 cartridge and tone-arm and plays 33.3, 45 and 78rpm. It also boasts a built-in preamp and a USB output for archiving your vinyl too. A good package now with a $20 discount.

Yamaha R-S202 receiver; Audio-Technica AT-LP60X turntable; Polk TSi100 speakers $467 $417 (save $50) at World Wide Stereo (opens in new tab)
How about a complete vinyl system? World Wide Stereo has put this stereo system together and given you a discount to match. The Bluetooth turntable gives you a lot of functionality for the money, so you won't be short of features.

Fluance RT81 $350 $ (opens in new tab)250 at Amazon (save $100) (opens in new tab)
The RT81 is an instantly likeable deck that won't let you down. It sounds good out of the box and can be easily upgraded at a later stage. A talented musical turntable.

Denon DP-400 $589 $499 at Crutchfield (opens in new tab)
Another record player we haven't tested ourselves, but Denon is a hugely respected audio brand so it could be worth trying this one out. The DP-400 has a built-in phono preamp and spins at 33 1/3, 45 and 78rpm – perfect for those older collections.

Klipsch The Fives $799 $699 at World Wide Stereo (opens in new tab)
The flexible Fives can be used as a hi-fi system, desktop speakers, or as a stereo alternative to a soundbar thanks to HDMI, analogue, digital and Bluetooth connectivity. A punchy, detailed sound completes this attractively priced package.