JBL Stage 260F

Yes, the Stage 260F is designed to be compatible with Dolby Atmos modules. You can integrate them into your home theater system to achieve the immersive, overhead sound effects that Atmos provides.

The recommended amplifier power range is 20 to 225 watts. This gives you plenty of flexibility, allowing them to work well with a wide variety of receivers and amplifiers, from modest home theater units to more powerful dedicated setups.

Because the Stage 260F features rear-firing tuned ports, you should leave some breathing room between the back of the speaker and the wall. Placing them too close to a wall can cause the bass to sound muddy or boomy, so we recommend experimenting with placement to find the right balance for your room.

Yes, the grilles are magnetically attached. This makes them easy to remove if you prefer the look of the exposed drivers, and just as easy to snap back on for a clean, minimalist appearance.

With dual 6.5-inch woofers and a bass reflex design, these floorstanders provide significantly more authority and depth in the low end than typical bookshelf speakers. They are capable of reaching down to 40Hz, which usually eliminates the immediate need for a dedicated subwoofer in smaller to medium-sized rooms.

The High-Definition Imaging (HDI) waveguide helps control how sound disperses from the tweeter. It ensures that the high frequencies are directed toward your listening position rather than bouncing off walls, resulting in a more consistent, detailed, and balanced soundstage throughout the room.