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Question: can you connect other devices with this bar and if so how might one do it and is it complicated?
Document: The HTCT260 allows one connection through the optical cable port, one connection through the Coaxial port, and one connection through some Analog port. I currently use the optical cable, so I can't connect other devices that do not have any of the other two ports.
I was told its was Easy-to-use and hassle free installation. Connect all your devices to TV and then one cable to soundbar.Now with my new Roku player if I select DolbyDigital movie it does not play because TV does not have pass through.I bought this from Sony store and they should have told me about this.
This isn't an issue for me since I was able to use the Analog cord to then connect my TV to the sound bar. Also, some reviewers have commented on how they don't like to have the extra remote and are looking for more universal ways to purge all of their remotes from all of their devices. This is also not a concern of mine.
The optical port on my cable box was at the back of the box and actually was lit up red for some reason. Apart from this, I really had no issues connecting/installing the HTCT260 Sound Bar, even the Bluetooth pairing was really smooth.As compared to my other Sound Bar, a Sony HTCT100, there seemed to be fewer devices that you can connect to this Sound Bar.
If your TV is big, then the optical cable is short to connect your TV to the sound bar. The sound bar is, kind of, restricted positioned just in front of the TV, not much room to negociate if you want to place sound a little farther. The new one 260H has HDMI cable should be better. The sound and other is excellent.
I decided to attach the optical cable from the sound bar to my Blu-ray player (my TV doesn't have an optical cable). In order to connect my older flat screen to the sound bar I actually had to scrounge up an extra Analog audio cable in a miscellaneous drawer (luckily I had one).
Now the one thing I was very happy with was the setup. I was about to jump in the shower when this arrived. I decided to open the box to look at it, but within 15 minutes I was happily listening to it. Basically, you put batteries in the remote, put the included transceiver in the bar and subwoofer so they can communicate. Put them in place. Plug them both in. Connect the included optical wire to the tv and sound bar, and VOILA!
If you check the Amazon ratings for this sound bar it it currently rated #1.It's definately a nice buy for the money. Can you buy a better one? Sure just send money... This one will work fine for a small or medium room...Also this sound bar has a bluetooth interface if you want to connect your music source to the sound bar.Included with the purchase is a very short digital optical cable, it's so short as to be totally useless.
The are just targets for my 4 year old to poke at. Not a godd idea with little children. The Sony looks finished, the Samnsung not so much.Bluetooth works well with no connection issues.I was able to connect using my COmcast remote so i can control the cable, TV and sound bar with one remote.The sub is located against a wall, next to a large chair. The sound from it is non-directional. I found that I needed to reduce the SW boost a bit.
It is a big improvement over my Sharp Aquos tv speakers, but definitely not $300 better. The blue tooth works well and connected with several different brand cell phones and devices. Simple to pair and connect the devices and the Sony remote will control volume and song selection. Besides blue tooth you have three options to connect: analog (3.5mm), optical (TOSLINK), and digital coaxial. To control the volume of the sound system I have to use the Sony supplied remote.
Answer: Yes, I believe you can connect an additional two devices to the sound bar. If you look on the back of the bar there are two additional ports and the instruction manual explains how to connect them