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Question: I have three devices that are HDMI - Dish DVR, PS3, and Roku 3.  What's the best way to get all three of these devices from the soundbar to the TV?
Document: Also, when I do not feel like using the sound bar with the PS3, I do not need to turn it on to get video and audio to the TV. The HDMI signal out goes straight to the TV.It has a very sleek design and will compliment any TV and room. You'll have to spend a few minutes testing out different settings until you achieve what sounds best to you.
Great sound bar with wireless subwoofer. It has a great user interface, easy to use and multiple HDMI ports for multiple devices. I own 3 soundbars and this is my best one by far.
I hooked this up to my family-room TV, which is about 3 years old. The sound on the built-in speakers was weak and muddy. Sometimes, with the volume all the way up, we still couldn't understand dialogue in movies, and then would get our ears blasted by music or explosions or some other loud thing in the movie.The Sony soundbar was very easy to hook up. The wireless subwoofer works perfectly. And the sound is EXCELLENT!
In the last two weeks, the HT-CT660 has had a huge impact in how much I enjoy watching videos and listening to music in my living room.PROS- Good sound- Three HDMI inputs- Wireless subwoofer- NFC and Bluetooth- Customizable soundCONS- Subwoofer level is too high by default- No wall-mounting hardware includedSOUND QUALITYThe sound quality of the HT-CT660 is good for a soundbar, but I had to fiddle with the tone levels a bit to get it just right.
I have been using this sound bar for few days now. It works well with my Panasonic TV ST60. Works well with my phone and tablet via bluetooth. It has 3 HDMI inputs which is good enough for me (Cable box, Mac mini, and PS3). It has ARC hdmi port compatible (one hdmi connection for TV sounds to sounds bar). 3D passthorough.Decent sound. I don't expect audiophile sound with this sound bar. 1. it is a sound bar.
you can plug three HDMI cables into the soundbar, and another HDMI cable connects to the TV, no receiver or middleman device needed). The actual placement of the ports is a little odd.
I have 5 sounces and needed to buy a3 Port HDMI Pigtail Switch with 55 cm HDMI CableConsSeems a little priceyPlastic subwoofer housing. I have an Onkyo Subwoofer that cost just over $100 with a wood housingNo real surround effect, more of a fuller soundNo way to custom set up the surround aspect of the sound like I had with the Mitsubishi (adjust volume and angle of virtual surround channels)Could never get the sound bar remote to control my TV.
I tend to listen at lower volume levels since I am only 7' away from the TV. I debated giving the soundbar a 2 or 3 stars and decided on the 3 stars because it is just ok in my opinion... I really don't like it since it seems no better than what I get from tv.
I waited a long time before I would buy a soundbar because I wanted Bluetooth and I wanted something much more affordable than Sonus, which is super expensive, especially you have to buy the subwoofer separately. I read the review of the earlier version of this Sony soundbar on CNET.com and they raved about it. This more recent version has three HDMI ports.
Amazon,This is a global comment on presentation of sound bar information. In general, soundbar ads do not specify, or show pictures of the type of connection (RCA jack, HDMI, optical, etc.) I got a sound bar as a gift (not from Amazon) and have not been able to connect it to two of the three TVs in my house. I'm shopping to replace it, but find I can't tell what kind of connections are available.
Answer: The best and ideal way to setup your sound bar is with HDMI.  The beautiful thing about HDMI is they were designed to deliver a digital handshake, or relay information both ways.Connect your three HDMI supported devices directly to ports HDMI 1, 2 and 3 in the rear of the unit.  There is an ARC supported HDMI output you can hook an HDMI cable from the bar to the TV, which will give you video pass-through so you can see the video from your original HDMI source.  This port also supports ARC (Audio Return Channel) which, when a v1.4 HDMI cable is hooked from the bar directly to an ARC HDMI input on a television, it will also return the audio from the TV back to the bar.With this setup, you will have to use the input selector on your sound bar's remote (unless you have a Harmony remote) to switch among your different devices.