

Immersive Sound Furniture Changes Everything
No Wires. No Equipment. No Compromise
The speakers, subwoofer, and amplifier are built directly into the frame. Your living room stays clean, and the sound still hits like a theater.

Connect in Seconds Instead of Hours
Bluetooth pairs your TV, phone, or tablet instantly. No receiver to program, no installer to schedule. Just sit down and press play.

Sound That Surrounds You, Not the Room
Instead of audio pointing at you from across the room, it comes from where you're sitting, so every scene feels personal.

Built for the Long Haul
High-density foam, feather-and-fiber fill, and Zero Gravity support mean you're not shifting around by the second act.

Heat and Massage Built In
Many options take it further, with heat and air massage functions that turn movie night into a full unwind session without leaving the couch.

Customized to Each Seat
Volume and bass can be tuned to your seat, so the person on the recliner and the person on the sectional both get their ideal mix.


Feel the Action, Not Just Hear It
Built-in subwoofers and tactile transducers turn deep bass into physical sensation, so explosions rumble, engines roar, and every low note resonates through the seat itself. Vibration intensity and bass depth adjust to your preference, from a subtle pulse to a full theater-style rumble, so the experience matches exactly how you want to watch, play, or listen.
A Seat for Every Style, A Setup for Every Space
From power recliners to full sectionals to the Ritz Bed, Furniture Row has an immersive option for every preference, style, and budget. Choose leather or fabric, a single recliner or a five-piece sectional built for the whole family, with features like Zero Gravity recline, heat, and massage added in wherever you want them. Find the fit that matches how you like to unwind, whether that's a quiet solo setup or a full home theater experience shared with everyone in the room.


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Immersive Sound Furniture FAQ
1. What is immersive sound furniture, and how is it different from a regular sofa or recliner?
Immersive sound furniture has high-quality Bluetooth speakers, subwoofers, and amplifiers built directly into the frame or arms of the seat. Instead of pointing audio at you from across the room, it surrounds you with sound from where you're already sitting. No floor speakers, no wall mounts, no tangled wires. Just connect your TV, phone, or tablet via Bluetooth and the sound comes straight to you.
2. What's the difference between the Compose, Luscious, Harmonic, and Vibe?
They're all built around integrated surround sound, but each one is designed for a different kind of setup and comfort preference.
- The Compose 5 Pc. Sofa Sectional is the most flexible option. It's fully modular, so you can build the layout your room needs now and reconfigure it later. It has built-in Bluetooth speakers with an integrated subwoofer and amplifier, solid wood frame, and 1.8 high-density foam cushions wrapped in white stain-resistant performance fabric. Think of it as the "whole row" experience.
- The Luscious 5 Pc. Immersive Sectional leans into deep, cloud-like comfort. Feather-and-fiber-filled cushions, speakers built into each arm, and a subwoofer integrated into the left arm for full surround sound. It comes in multiple configurations, including a larger U-shape with two chaise lounges — built for all-day movie marathons.
- The Harmonic Home Theater Power Sofa is the statement piece. Power reclining, power headrests, a dropdown table, hidden cupholders, and a built-in surround system. It comes in ocean blue or dove gray leather. It's the one that makes your living room feel like a premium theater lounge.
- The Vibe Home Theater Power Sofa takes comfort the furthest. On top of power reclining and built-in speakers, it adds Zero Gravity support, heat, and air massage functions. It's the pick if you want to watch a movie and genuinely unwind at the same time.
3. What does "modular design" mean for immersive sound sectionals?
Modular means the sectional is made up of individual pieces, seats, corners, and chaise sections, that connect together so you can configure them to fit your room instead of buying one fixed shape. With modular immersive sound sectionals, the speakers are built into key seats, typically the arm and corner sections, so the audio stays anchored to those pieces no matter the layout.
4. What does Zero Gravity mean?
Zero Gravity is a recline position that elevates your legs to roughly the same level as your heart, reducing pressure on your spine and joints. It's the same position NASA developed for astronauts during launch, and it's built into many immersive sound recliners and power sofas across the lineup.
5. Do the recliners have the same audio quality as the sectionals?
Yes, but the recliners can feel a bit more personalized.
- Immersive sound recliners are built for a personal, single-seat experience, with many featuring Zero Gravity recline on top of the built-in Bluetooth speakers, creating a private surround-sound bubble.
- Sectionals, on the other hand, spread the speakers and subwoofers across multiple seats, so the sound stays consistent whether you're sharing the space with one person or a full family.
Which one is the better fit really comes down to whether you want a dedicated personal setup or a shared theater-style experience for the room.
6. Are all immersive sound recliners the same?
Most immersive sound recliners share the same core features: Zero Gravity positioning, Bluetooth connectivity, and built-in speakers for a personal surround-sound experience. That said, specific extras like massage functions, heat settings, or upholstery options can vary by model, so it's worth confirming exact features with your local Furniture Row store or the product page before buying.
7. Can I customize the sound and comfort features on immersive sound furniture?
Yes. Many models let you adjust vibration intensity, bass depth, and volume to match your personal preference, from a subtle rumble to a full theater-style experience. On models with added comfort features like heat or massage, those settings are typically independent as well, so you can fine-tune the whole experience, sound and comfort, around exactly how you like to unwind.
8. Is the audio Bluetooth only, or are there wired connection options?
The sectionals and sofas use integrated Bluetooth technology to connect to your TV, phone, or tablet. The Hendrix, Halen, and Zeppelin recliners also support wireless audio. If you have specific wired input requirements, it's worth checking with your local Furniture Row store, since options can vary by model.
9. What fabrics and finishes are available?
- Compose: White stain-resistant performance fabric
- Luscious: Multiple fabric configurations, including a Pepper colorway (confirm current options in-store)
- Harmonic: Ocean blue or dove gray leather, with faux leather backs and arms
- Vibe: Brown faux leather
10. Is immersive sound furniture hard to set up?
No. That's the point. There are no external speakers to position, no receiver to program, and no wiring to run through your walls. You pair your device via Bluetooth — the same way you'd connect wireless headphones — and the sound is ready. The hardest part is picking where to put it.


