The best hi-fi and home audio deals in 2024

Cambridge Audio CXA81 was $1299 now $999 at Crutchfield (save $300)
An excellent integrated amplifier that's like seeing a discount as its successor - the CXA81 MkII – is on its way. The CXA81 is a former What Hi-Fi? Award winner, boasts multiple analog and digital connectivity, heaps of power, detail, engaging dynamics and pure musical enjoyment. Save a substantial $300 on this excellent amp before stocks run out.

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Marantz PM6007 was $799 now $699 at Amazon (save $100)
The Marantz 6000 Series has allowed the company to have a firm grip on the budget hi-fi market over the past few years, and with the arrival of the PM6007, the amplifier line has been strengthened yet again. A great all-rounder. What Hi-Fi? Award winner

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Onkyo TX-8220 was $349 now $249 at Amazon (save $100)
This stereo receiver features two powerful amplifiers, digital audio inputs for TV and BD/DVD player connection, analog inputs for your audio devices and built-in Bluetooth connectivity. There is even a dedicated phono input for your vinyl record player. And you can make a $100 saving.

Dali Oberon 5 was $1500 now $1300 at Amazon (save $200)
The Oberon 5 have the dynamic subtlety, rhythmic precision and sheer transparency to pull the listener into the musical experience. Superb floorstanders. There aren't many left in stock, so hurry if you want a steal.

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Klipsch R-41PM Bluetooth was $499 now $300 at Amazon (save $199)
Very well-equipped powered bookshelf speakers by Klipsch that offer an integrated phono pre-amp, Bluetooth, digital optical, analog RCA and USB inputs. Now with 40% off.

KEF Q150 was $600 now $350 at Crutchfield (save $250)
We've tested the bigger brothers in this range, the 2018 Award-winning Q350, but the smallest model in KEF's Q range is now half price and that's not a deal to be missed. Sporting a clean, minimal design with a Uni-Q driver array and rear port, this speaker discount is on the white finish. We loved the Q350's even balance, excellent clarity, detail and scale (but wanted more punch), and if the Q150 speakers have an ounce of that presentation, you're in good hands.

Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-8000F II was $1498 now $1198 at WorldWideStereo (save $300)
We've not officially tested these Klipsch speakers, but we have heard various models from this range. This floorstander pair is the top-of-the-range model from its recent Reference Premiere series, and boasts its Hybrid Tractrix Horn with inverted tweeter design for the widest possible soundstage and refined sound when it comes to high frequencies, while two 8-inch woofers and reflex bass port design deliver deep bass and power. Ideal for a large hi-fi room or as part of a majestic home cinema system, and the ebony finish comes with a hefty $300 discount. 

Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-500M II was $499 now $399 at Crutchfield (save $100)
Another model from Klipsch's top-range speaker series, but this time it's the baby of the range that has a decent discount. The 500M II may be compact, but it still delivers that classic Klipsch design – horn tweeter, cerametallic copper mid/bass driver – and promises powerful room-filling sound for smaller spaces. A good saving for a relatively affordable pair of bookshelf speakers.

Sony PS-LX310BT Bluetooth/USB turntable was $250 now $248 at Amazon (save $2)
Here, Sony has generously given us a ‘plug and play’ fully automatic deck, including a phono stage, thrown in Bluetooth and priced it at the low end of the market. It's a terrific spinner with a long shelf life. We see bigger discounts on this deck during the Black Friday sales, as the current $2 off the RRP is a measly discount. Still, its worth keeping an eye out for when a more substantial deal drops.

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JBL Spinner BT was $399 now $350 at Crutchfield (save $50)
JBL's first Bluetooth turntable turned our heads, not least because of that attractive orange-accented finish. It's a capable deck, with a switchable phono stage built-in and support for aptX. It's easy to set up, connecting to Bluetooth headphones and speakers is neat and convenient, and we like its open, expansive sound.

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Audio Technica AT-LP120XUSB-BZ was $399 now $349 at Target (save $50)
Audio-Technica’s USB turntable was a four-star performer when we reviewed it a while ago, with the fact that it's still being made today testifying to its enduring quality and popularity. The direct-drive table offers 33, 45, and 78 RPM speeds, with a damped base construction designed for reduced low-frequency feedback.

Pro-Ject T1 Phono SB was $499 now $449 at Crutchfield (save $50)
We haven't reviewed this particular model ourselves, but Pro-Ject's track record with turntables (from budget Primary E to premium Debut Pro) means we're on solid ground here. This model is fully manual with an Ortofon OM 5E cartridge fitted and comes in a fetching walnut finish, and includes a switchable phono stage built-in. With $50 off, it's a mid-price option if you want a step-up from the budget alternatives.

Naim Mu-so 2 was $1599 now $1299 at Amazon (save $300)
This Award-winning speaker might cost a pretty penny, but it's got a robust feature list, a great all-in-one design, a rich, detailed sound, and a easy-to-use app. What's more is that you can pick up the Mu-so 2 for $300 off on the black finish, so you'd better act fast. If you prefer the light wood finish, you still get a decent $200 off.

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JBL Xtreme 3 was $379 now $230 at Amazon (save $149)
This five-star speaker comes with a rugged build, an impressive sense of detail and dynamics, and strong timing, too. We loved this speaker at its original $379, and at just $230 this is an absolute steal. 

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JBL Flip 6 was $130 now $100 at Amazon (save $30)
Coming with excellent clarity and separation, punchy bass, and even a useful EQ system, the Flip 6 sets the standard for a Bluetooth speaker at its price. Thankfully, you can get yours for $30 off, making this not just a great speaker but great value too.

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