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Question: What model of Samsung DVD player comes with this sound system?  Is it the BD-F5900?  Thanks!
Document: Well Samsung, if my network was the culprit wouldn't I see problems with every other device connected to the network? My downstairs neighbor is an IT professional who has checked my network status and reliability (he can even monitor its connectivity remotely) and it has never had an issue. So for right now I am downgrading my rating to 3 stars. The DVD/BLURAY player works flawlessly and the sound is still phenomenal, but the wireless network issues need to be resolved.
Otherwise, the sound blasts out of the back and upstairs because the person watching it, has to turn it up to hear the rear facing speakers. Bad design. Anyway, I'm sure they'll keep this surround system, because it's the best sounding, comes with a 3D BlueRay player and the wireless rear surround speakers, compact size and it's wi-fi enabled. So, it can access the Internet to get TV shows and movies from NetFljx, Hulu or other places on the Internet.
I have had this system for one month. It set up easily. The wireless rear remote speakers work well with the rest of the system. The system comes fully loaded with a receiver, two rear speakers, a centerpiece, two front speakers, a large subwoofer, and the 3d blue ray disc player. The fm radio was easy to set up. The system sounds great. I turned it up to 30 which was very loud but it goes up much louder than that.
Samsung hit it out of the park with this no nonsenseSystem! !..This system is easy to operate and produces veryhigh quality Picture and Sound...I own 4 Samsung TV's and this is my third DVD upgrade! !..The best Systems hands down for the price! !..Thank You Brian...
If you have a cable box and its HDMI (video + audio) output is connected to the TV, then the TV output will have to be connected to the DVD player input. So the TV is both the output and input device for the player - which is not recommended. Easy solution: cable output should be connected to the DVD player input.Bottom line - I am more than satisfied with this system.
I know they have the same setup for another model that looks the same but is $50+ more. I would imagine, maybe a larger amp. But, I'm not sure, since it all looks the same and it wasn't setup to listen to. I would recommend this system to anyone looking for the best surround sound for a small amount of money. It's quality equipment that should last for a very many years.
Let me preface this review with a little story. I purchased a very expensive Samsung home theater system several years ago (tower speakers, 5 dvd changer, HDMI throughput). This was one of the most troublesome pieces of electronics I have ever had. Wouldn't even play a new DVD after 4 months. Very little help or support from Samsung either. It always sounded good, but just after the warranty the HDMI ports quit working.
Not much of a plus.Why can't they make a DVD player were I can skip past the endless legal warnings of Don't pirate this movie, in English, in French and then Spanish and the FBI warnings, and the Office of Homeland Security (really? ), and the Office of Intellectual Property, and Interpol ...  No wonder everyone is streaming!
Do Not, I repeat Do Not buy this product! The seller lists the item as &#34;wireless front and rear speakers&#34;, and it does not list an actual Samsung model number to cross reference the specs&#8230; That is because this is the Samsung HT-F5500W, which has only wireless rear speakers.
After trouble shooting with Samsung twice about not seeing any video through my HDMI Samsung said that unless it was a 2013 model television and also not a Samsung model TV that I might have issues. Really? I use my HDMI input on my TV with other devices and it works wonderfully. i sent it back to Amazon.
Answer: It's not really like another model that I have seen. Its got the surround sound built into the dvd unit.