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Question: Soundbar Mounting Hardware? Does anyone know of hardware that would enable me to mount the soundbar to the bottom of the TV monitor (I have a Sony Bravia)?My monitor setup does not lend itself to hanging the soundbar on the wall or setting it on a surface.
Document: It is fairly short in height so simply placing it in front of my TV which rests on the dresser doesn't obstruct the view or the remote control sensor on the bottom of the TV. That was a major selling point for me since I wasn't interested in hanging it on the wall.Lastly, although the shipping took a little while since for some reason there seemed to be about a two week delay in placing the order and seeing that the order had finally shipped, it came intact and has performed flawlessly.
I debated over and over about this speaker bar but after receiving it and setting it up I have to say it is fabulous. I consider myself a home audiophile with surround in my main tv room and jobsite rock speakers wired in my pool. I know what I like and use a/v forums and work in the events business and work with sound. So when I bought this I was hesitant. I did want a receiver and decent sound and just didn't feel like wiring and mounting speakers again.
It could easily be run through a wall since the speaker has mounting holes built in to the back.The subwoofer contains all of the connections for the system, 3 HDMI inputs, other audio inputs (2 optical in, 1 coax in, 1 RCA in), a DMPORT input for special sony devices (iPod dock, etc) and then 1 HDMI output for your TV/Projector.For the price, I don't think you could beat this unit.
Depending on your TV your mounting anchors may not be as easily removed, and reused on the wood board.To fix this problem you first need to visit Ikea to buy a wall shelf. (JARPEN $10 - 31 1/8") This shelf is almost the same length as the speaker, only 0.5" smaller.Then I took the heavy metal base the Sony TV came with and removed the anchors that attached it to my TV. I screwed the anchors onto the JARPEN wood board.
Its a definite improvement over the TV audio.For anyone interested, I did hook up my HD Satellite DVR and my upscaling DVD via HDMI to the subwoofer/amp, so the Sony handles source switching, and did not see any loss in image quality.I do recommend users invest in an RTI system controller if the rest of your hardware is not Sony branded, so you can work it all intuitively, seamlessly and flawlessly from one remote.
The sound is barelly better than sound from Sony Bravia TV. Not enough better to justify extra cost and equipment. Also, the sound volume even at max setting is barely bigger than TV own sound. Only on music channels I was able to say that "I can hear the difference".
Set up was easy using HDMI cables. Integration with my Sony Bravia television was flawless and invisible to me (I didn't have to do anything other than connect the subwoofer to the TV via the HDMI and supplied optical cable). Sound quality is excellent, plenty of bass and spoken words sound natural. Required volume setting differs depending on the source. All of the blu-ray disks I have played so far have excellent volume. I typically have the volume control set at 50% to 70% of maximum volume.
Sounds great and great price for this Soundbar Option! Was easy to setup and the HDMI switching works great.Nice option for those that do not wish to run speaker wire and drill holes in the wall for a "True" surround sound setup.The Sony sounds great in 2ch as well as 5.1.. However, my only complaint is the total volume output.
In addition, I have gained another remote control, that does not control all of my functions. It sounds ok, and I would recommend for that, but overall, I do not recommend this product, there are better options. If anyone knows how to hook up an iPod to this, please let me know.J
I purchased the Sony HTCT100 Sound Bar in order to get better audio from my Samsung 46" LCD. The Sony Sound Bar comes with a subwoofer that has the electronics that enable connections to the TV and a disk player. The Sony Sound Bar was easy to setup, and it works as expected. The audio is much clearer than thru the Samsung TV LCD speakers.
Answer: Check out SoundbarBrackets.comYou can attach your soundbar right to the TV above or below, even in a corner!