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Question: How can you set this up with a cable box, DVD player and a wii. I don't see enough inputs
Document: I was oddly intimidated by this soundbar before I tried to install it. The process turned out to be much simpler than I expected. It literally just involves hooking the audio cable up to your sound source (whether that's your tv, set top box or dvd player) and then plugging it in. However there are two problems that make this not quite as simple as it should be:1. No audio cables are included with the product.
Many modern TV's often come with only optical inputs so best to check your TV to see which cable you will need. I just feel that Panasonic needs to include at least one cable, either optical or RCA. To receive a new speaker and not be able to hook it up until a cable is purchased impacts the customer experience.
I don't see this as a problem as I would not buy the speaker for this feature but it is a nice addition at this price point.The remote for the speaker is small and easy to misplace but is easy to use and has all the features needed to operate the speaker without having to adjust settings on the speaker itself. The only problem I have with the speaker is that Panasonic did not include a cable to hook up to the speaker to the TV.
Easy to set up. For the price it definitely enhances the mediocre sound from flat screen TV's. Just be sure to buy an optical digital audio cable. If you're a Prime customer like me, I'd recommend the Mediabridge brand. Very inexpensive. Shipping time for both items is only 2-3 days max.
The PANASONIC 2.1 CHANNLE SOUNDBAR upgrades the sound of wide screen TVs, so they sound as nice as they look. A typical wide screen TV was designed to work with 5.1 home theater audio systems. Sure, the TVs have speakers in them, but they're small, sounding distorted and tinny. If you're playing a DVD player thru your TV speakers, the sound becomes downright horrible. However, especially for a bedroom TV, hooking up an external home theater sound system is impractical.
4) Hookup options - I am using the audio output from my Receiver/Amplifier for the audio hook up, - this unit has in addition to the Optical inputs, good old fashioned RCA inputs - this really helped, and actually clinched the deal. 5) Appearance - this speaker is very compact and unobtrusive - which when it comes to my wife, is a big issue!
This is not an issue for me because I use a Harmony universal remote, but it may be for some folks. A plus is that the remote's codes are in the Harmony database and I only had to program one button that was missing.LED lights are hard to see when speaker is placed on its back as I am using it. Minor annoyance that won't affect all users.
Be sure is fits your setup and your needs. By the way, several reviewers complained that it did not include cables, but mine did. This may be because I bought mine at Costco. I'm not sure. I haven't used the sound bar long enough to speak to its reliability. I also haven't used the Bluetooth features.
We purchased this soundbar in order to get better audio quality from our 42" Vizio HDTV, which has excellent video quality, but not-so-good audio. So far, we've been pleased. I like the integral subwoofer, not having to take up floorspace for a separate speaker unit. The unit fit perfectly into our cabinet w/ speakers set at a direct-on projection.
Was the sound as good as the expensive 5.1 set up in my main TV room. No way, but why would it be. I spend hundreds more on that system, not the $150 this sound bar cost. Panasonic has done a good job of providing lots of mounting options and producing an affordable and simple to use sound bar that greatly improves the sound over most, if not all, TV speakers.
Answer: There are basically two inputs on this. One is an optical and the other is rca. My tv has an optical out, so everything runs through my television then out to my sound bar. That way if you just want to use the sound from the tv you can.