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SAVE $100: As of Oct. 25987 Archives the Ultimea 5.1 Surround Sound System is on sale for $99.99 at Amazon. That's a 50% saving on the original list price.

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If you're on the hunt for a new sound system, you'll find some great offerings at Amazon. And we love this incredible deal on the Ultimea 5.1 Surround Sound System, currently reduced by 50% on list price.

As of Oct. 25, you can treat yourself to this epic sound system for just $99.99. This bundle includes a 5.1-channel TV soundbar, two rear speakers, and one subwoofer to bring you a truly amazing cinematic experience. A 19.6-foot cable is used to connect speakers to the subwoofer so you can place surround sound speakers anywhere in your room.

SEE ALSO: The best soundbars for upgrading your home entertainment

If you're a sound connoisseur, this system uses SurroundX technology to convert 2.0 PCM to a 5.1 surround signal, making sound travel dynamically around you. It also uses aerospace-grade magnets to ensure precise and clear surround sound.

To deliver rich, powerful bass, the system integrates BASSMX technology, an enhanced magnetic circuit, and a larger cabinet. You can even adjust the bass and surround settings for a personalized listening experience. You’ll also find tailored audio modes for movies, dialogue, and music, all easily changed with a single button on the remote.

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