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Question: Will it work with my Sony TV and do I need to buy something else to hook it up to my TV, Blu Ray player and game systerm
Document: TV, game player, DVD/Blu-ray player, music player. You can remedy this by purchasing a $5 splitter. At least then you have 2 outputs. The other con is that when you turn on the bar the sound doesn't immediately sync up with your TV and sometimes doesn't at all. This can be remedied by shutting the bar off and back on several times until the sound syncs up.
Clearly they are covering up something. Right?! :-)Well, that something is that there is only one diminutive input for a 3.5 mm stereo jack (no optical, no RCA, no etc., no 2nd channel, no no no, nada nothing else). Fine.
I use this in all kinds of different ways. I hook it up to my smart phone for streaming music, my stereo system for my library of music or directly into my TV for better quality sound.
So happy I purchased this. I've waited forever to purchase a surround sound system. I don't have much space, so I wanted something small that packs a punch. This is it. I have a 46-inch flat screen and this fits perfectly in front of it. It's approximately 4-inches smaller than the width of my 46-inch TV. It's only 2-3 inches deep and very light. Great sound. I love the feeling of being in a movie theater in my own home.
For around 100 bucks, this speaker bar is a good deal. It's not too loud or boomy, so it doesn't disturb the neighbors. It's more or less equivalent to a TV with good built in speakers (which seems to be a bit of a rarity these days).As other reviewers have mentioned, the lack of input options is a downside. Just make sure your TV has either a RCA output or a headphone jack. Mine has a RCA out, so the included cable doesn't work.
Seems real nice, we have yet to hook it up as we are moving to a new house in about 10 days so do not have DTV set up yet.Would be happy to re-review once I am set up.
1. To second what others have said, the included connection cable is of no use for most installations. You have to buy a cable (RCA to 3.5) or adapter in order to hookup the unit.2. This unit provides no more sound than the TV to which it is attached, i.e. amplification, if any, is minimal. Listing it as &#34;high power&#34; is completely erroneous.
I'm sure that the soundbar would of sounded great BUT it did not work!! !Tried it on two different tv's  unableTo get any sound. It does not work.
Was looking for a home theatre system but really didn't need  the whole subwoofer and satellite speaker set-up, so I decided on a sound bar instead. I am happy to say that this item exceeded all of my expectations. It is slim and can be mounted on the wall and ite reproduction is excellent. One purchase that I am most happy with.
This unit is of no help.4. If you want or need a soundbar, opt for a more expensive unit, all these at $100 or so are going to be of marginal effectiveness.5. It's costing me $20 to return ship the unit, so keep that in mind as you decide.
Answer: It will work for your application I'm sure,you may however need to purchase cables/adapters not provided with the sound bar. I installed this exact model bar to a Panasonic and only needed one adapter to hook to the RCA jacks in my dvr box,($5.00 at best buy). Hope this provides some help with your questions