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Polk Audio Labor Day Sale: Save Up to $1000

The Polk Audio Labor Day Sale in on! Save up to $1,000 on Polk Reserve and Legend Series loudspeakers which is a huge savings.

Polk Audio Legend Series Loudspeakers

The Polk Audio Labor Day Sale has begun with savings on its two high-end loudspeaker lines — Legend and Reserve. All models within each series are on sale, ranging from $100 to $1000 off. Both lines include bookshelf and tower speakers for stereo listening. Each can also be configured into a multi-channel Dolby Atmos home theater system with a matching center channel and height speaker modules.

Legend Series

Polk Audio Legend Series Speakers in Walnut
Polk Audio Legend Series

The biggest savings comes from Polk’s the top-of-the-line Legend Series, first released in fall 2019. The flagship Legend L800 floorstanding speakers will be $1000 off for the week of Labor Day. Originally $5998/pair. Now $4998/pair in either black or walnut (as pictured above). Discounts across the full line are as follows:

  • L100 (reviewed here): $200 off, was $999, will be $799/pr
  • L200: $300 off, was $1,499, will be $1,199/pr
  • L400: $300 off, was $1,799, will be $1,499/ea
  • L600: $500 off, was $3,498, will be $2,998/pr
  • L800: $1000 off, was $5,999, will be $4,998/pr
  • L900: $100 off, was $599, will be $499/pr

Reserve Series

Polk Audio Reserve Series Loudspeakers Walnut

The highly acclaimed Reserve Series, which recently launched in 2021 are also on sale. These models include nearly all the technology of Legend, but in less costly to manufacturer enclosures. Although we haven’t reviewed any Reserve Series speakers just yet, the reviews we have seen have been overwhelmingly positive. Plus they’re available in more colors — either black, walnut or white.

  • R100: $100 off, was $649, will be $549/pr
  • R200: $100 off, was $749, will be $649/pr
  • R300: $50 off, was $449, will be $399/ea
  • R350: $50 off, was $599, will be $549/ea
  • R400: $100 off, were $649. will be $549/ea
  • R500: $100 off, were $649. will be $549/ea
  • R600: $150 off, was $849, will be $699/ea
  • R700: $200 off, was $1,099, will be $899/ea
  • R900: $100 off, was $549, will be $449/pr

We think Reserve will sell out fast, because they were already priced competitively. Get them while you can.

Note: Polk’s website (and others) list the Tower Speakers individually. So make sure you buy two to get a pair when ordering.

Learn more at: polkaudio.com

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