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Question: I bought one recently and I found the surround speaker 3 times louder than the front, do you have the same problem? over kill, are yours the same?
Document: I've had this for about a month now an absolutely love it. I had an old Samsung soundbar but just didn't get the sound I wanted around the room. We have this in a fairly large living room with high ceilings so it's a big room to fill with just a soundbar. I looked into HTIB solutions and even bought one of the rear "wireless" speaker systems from Sony. The wireless speakers are not truly wireless and need a plug and wires that plug into a receiver.
the other one will not charge and then the next time you use them the one speaker will run out of charge long before the other one will even though they have been in the bar charging all night.the above listed problems are annoying enough to take the awesomeness right out of this product. I would say great concept but I probably should have waited for Sonos to come out with a Bar that supports multiple 5.1 audio sources. Very disappointed customer here.
I have kids so I sometimes just grab a speaker and put it next to my head on the side table and I can hear just fine with kids running in and out of the room. Or, if the kids go to bed and we want to hear the TV but not have it up too loud, this is a great use as well. You can put it right by you and still hear the TV with the volume much lower than if if was up in the front of the room.
I even can take the speaker outside if I'm using the bluetooth for music as the range reaches that far for us.On battery life, I haven't run them down yet. Usually get through a full evening of watching football and they still have not run out.If you don't want the headache of trying to deal with wires for a really good surround experience this is definitely the product for you.
We wanted a sound bar but also wanted true surround. We looked at several models and different brands and decided on this one. I have no regrets in ordering this product. It works well and lives up to its name and reputation. I would recommend this product.
Do you know that you can expand the system? You can add an additional identical wireless sub and get double bass from both subs, you can do the same with the surround speakers for a total of 4 speakers. I use 2 subs and they sound better than one, Now I  lower the bass with that set up because they are too strong, it is less stress on the subwoofers, with plenty of reserve punch.Regards,Danny
This Fidelio is truly wireless for the rear/side surround. Audiophiles will probably rip the sound quality but for me it just works great. Our kitchen is attached to our living area so I place one in the kitchen and one behind the couch on our staircase to get a different surround setup. You'll have to play with the best places to put the wireless speakers but it's great for sports and for movies.
One of the remote speakers on my Logitech wireless surround system stopped connecting so I needed a replacement. Really loved the design of the sound bar and the remote speakers really seem to hold a charge. I connected my PS3 and noticed that the video was not stable. Tried switching out various HDMI cables but could not get it to work. PS3 connects fine directly to the TV.
Hello Everyone , I had bought the Vizio 5.1 soundbar setup and it was great , It was really good , but for some reason I decided to keep checking up on this Soundbar , its almost like I wasn't satisfied .. I Ordered this Friday and Saturday it was at my door !!! I love you Amazon Prime .
Awesome sound bar! the only problem was that it was shipped with a broken remote. With out the remote you cant do much, as there are no actual control buttons on the unit. I had to contact Phillips to get a replacement. As always, Amazon did a great job managing my issue! The sound bar is easy to hook up and is great for movies and music. The only downside is the very small sub-woofer (I had a 10&#34; on my Yamaha system) .
Answer: I had this problem. The solution: Make sure you have an HDMI or Optical cable connected directly to the soundbar from source (My AT&T; Uverse box). Make sure to set the audio settings in your source to output "surround". Most cable boxes come pre-programmed to output "stereo". You will hear the difference immediately...and it kicks A**!