What AV Products and Brands Does Audio Visual Kart Sell?

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Audio Visual Kart sells AV receivers, subwoofers, projectors and screens, speakers, complete home-theatre packages, and home-automation products, drawn from brands including Denon, Marantz, Onkyo, SVS, Definitive, Polk, BenQ, Epson, Optoma, KEF, B&W, Klipsch, and Taga Harmony. The catalogue is organised so you can shop either by product type or by the kind of system you are building, and the site positions itself as an authorised dealer offering sealed stock, India warranty, and a GST invoice.

Product categories on the site

The store groups its stock into six main areas:

Category Brands listed Example products shown
AV receivers Denon, Marantz, Onkyo Denon AVR-X1800H (8K, 7.2-channel, Dolby Atmos); Denon AVR-X250BT (5.1-channel, 4K)
Subwoofers SVS, Definitive, Polk SVS SB-1000 Pro
Projectors & screens BenQ, Epson, Optoma BenQ TK705STi (4K UHD, Android TV, DLP)
Speakers KEF, B&W, Klipsch —
Home-theatre packages Taga Harmony, Onkyo, SVS TAGA Harmony TAV-507 5.0 set; Onkyo HTS-3910 5.1 set; SVS Prime 5.1 tower package
Home automation — Listed as "A to Z Digital"

How the catalogue is organised

Two navigation paths sit side by side:

  • Shop by what you're building — filters the range by project type, such as a home theatre or a home-automation setup, rather than by individual component.
  • Shop by product type — the category collections above, for buyers who already know which component they need.

There is also a Home-theatre packages section for matched speaker sets and full systems. The site describes these as systems it actually stocks and sells as one package, rather than components assembled by guesswork. If you want a system designed around your specific room instead of a ready-made set, the site offers a free room-matched plan.

What the best-seller listings tell you

The "What India is buying from us" section lists the store's most-purchased gear. The site states these are ranked by real demand, not paid placement, which makes the list a useful signal of what other buyers actually choose. Current entries include:

  • Denon AVR-X1800H — Rs. 53,500 (marked down from Rs. 119,900)
  • Denon AVR-X250BT — Rs. 25,900 (marked down from Rs. 59,900)
  • SVS SB-1000 Pro subwoofer — Rs. 112,500
  • BenQ TK705STi projector — Rs. 165,100, with a special price applied in the cart

Package pricing works the same way: the TAGA Harmony TAV-507 set is listed at Rs. 53,000, the Onkyo HTS-3910 at Rs. 94,800, and the SVS Prime 5.1 package at Rs. 412,000, each with a system total and a special price that applies in the cart.

What the dealer positioning means for buyers

The site presents itself as an authorised dealer with 20 years of AV integration experience, and states that stock is 100% genuine and sealed, carries an India warranty, and comes with a GST invoice. It also describes an end-to-end service: designing the system, supplying it, installing it, and calibrating it (Audyssey or Dirac). These claims are the store's own; if warranty coverage or invoice details matter for your purchase, confirm them with the store before ordering.

Choosing between the two shopping paths

  • Use shop-by-product if you already know the component you need — for example, replacing an AV receiver or adding a subwoofer to an existing setup.
  • Use shop-by-build or the packages section if you are starting from scratch or want a matched set, since the packages pair components the store stocks together and may carry cart pricing.
  • Ask for a room-matched plan if your room, seating, or budget does not fit a standard package; the site offers this consultation at no obligation.