Looking for “just good enuf” for garage man cave

I just re foamed some wonderful old EPI 180 speakers for the garage and drive them with a Yamaha R-S202. Tidal Bluetooth to receiver and all is well! I swear those EPI’s sound so good I may move em inside!

@helpfull16yearslate +1 for attitude 

@doctoru used Audioengine A6 powered speakers? Not sure would fill the garage but would work great for sitting on the couch, asssuming it’s within 15 feet of your TV. My son’s pair play loud enough (with clarity) to drive me out of his 15’ x 15’ room. Have all the connectivity and remote control options you could want, and no need for a dedicated source if you don’t want to deal - can just stream tunes off your phone

Have to admit, some cool old stuff, and $500 in the pocket, could be great. Check out Oaktree Vintage Audio and Sounds Classic - I haven’t dealt with either of them, just know they have wild selection of cool stuff from the late 70s/ 80s /early 90s

Tell us what you decide and enjoy!

Have a great day

For no more than you plan to use it, I would get a Sonos Beam and a pair of Sonos Ones for surround rears. When playing Audio, you can use the Play Ones in stereo or the whole system. You can also take the Ones anywhere you want to listen to stereo, like the patio, etc.You might even start with the Beam as it may be sufficient.

If separate TV audio is not required, you could get one or two Sonos Fives. I use one in the garage and it also plays plenty loud enough for washing the car outside the garage. The app streams from all the major services and from my PC server which contains my ripped music collection. Just get white so it doesn’t show every speck of dust.

Dynaudio XEO 10 and Bluesound Node.

It seems most suggestions are ignoring the OPs CD requirements.  If the OP is looking for a all-in-one unit for AM/FM radio, CD transport, DAC, Streamer, then he's likely out of luck- he'd have to go multiple components.  Maybe a receiver plus a CD player capable of doubling as a DAC for streaming.