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Question: Can you connect more than one soundbar together?  Also, can these be used outdoors, and if so, what is the quality of the sound?
Document: I have used this speaker bar a few times for my clients. I find it to give a good quality sound for music, and movies instead of listening to the poor TV speakers. Ive had very happy clients. Very simple to use. The price is also very reasonable for the product.
Also the feet arnt removable, so if you're planning on hanging it on the wall it will look a little strange. If you're looking for a plug and play and arnt worried about not having the bells and whistles, then this is your soundbar.Sound Quality: 7.5/10Value(I payed $40 referb): 10/10Style: 8/10
We did try it out on the movie setting and the sound was wonderful. I love using my ipod on it. You will need an auxiliary cable for this, but they are found easily at most stores or just order one here on Amazon.My only complaint is that there is no gage for the sound. You cannot visually tell how loud the sound bar is turned up. You also have to remember to turn your tv sound all the way down. The remote is very small as well.
We purchased a new flat screen tv and noticed immediately the sound quality was not too good. Our previous flat screen had a built in sound bar so the sound was quite good. I did a few days of research and wanted something not too expensive. We are not big movie watchers and didn't want surround sound. We just wanted to have good sound for basic tv watching. I also wanted an auxiliary jack to use for ipod playing.The AudioSource fit our needs perfectly.
all the reviews were wrong but the one that said it won't turn off the speakers just sends them to standby-speakers are great and the remote worked after changing to new battery about five bucks-they are big but they are also powerful
The overall sound quality and volume compared to what I had is so much better. Everyone that has come over and listened to it has been impressed. The only drawback is now my children are asking to have one in their rooms.
This sound bar is clunky and takes up a lot more room than I wanted it to. The sound is nice but as other reviewers point out you occasionally need to reboot your TV to sync up with the soundbar. Also, you cannot remove the feet.
We bought the Audiosource soundbar for my home office- we had just mounted a plasma TV, and the audio was not very good. I was impressed that the soundbar was really solid and pretty heavy. My husband placed it on the hearth under the TV, but we did not have time to connect it. A day later I decided to connect it myself to our satellite box. I read the quickstart instructions, and it connected easily with audio cables. It sounded really good for my recorded shows.
This gets 4 stars because of ease of hooking up, for me that is key. It looses one star because I think it should be louder. Now, having said that, the sound quality is awesome. The 3D technology is something else. This will literally put sounds across the room. I have caught myself looking for what caused a noise; then I realize it came from the movie.
Before I write this review, let me say that this is a sound bar and not a home theatre system. Sound bars are only suppose to enhance your normal TV viewing. There is no comparing the two using the same scale of quality. OK. This sound bar is the best one on the market for the price. I purchased it for less $100 here on Amazon.
Answer: Don't know what you mean by hooking together it has RCA connectors so I guess a person could use a RCA splitter device to hook up 2 sound-bars from 1 sound source. I don't believe you would want to leave them outside permanently. For what it costs I was hoping for better sound quality, some movies that I play seem to sound fuzzy while others are nice and crisp sounding, don't expect to hear the sound bar at a great distance over 20 ft.