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Question: Can I mount this soundbar to the wall? My daughter has a TV mounted with a Samus SMF3-B1 wall mount, so wall installation is paramount for her needs.
Document: My Blu-ray player has one, my little ipod speaker thing has one. Who uses them? It just kills my battery on my iphone. And for a speaker - it just needs to crank out sound - that's it. Who needs an app for that?? ?Fourth; there are only 3 HDMI inputs. The idea being, you plug your HDMI cable from your Blu-ray into the sound bar, then another cable to the TV. Do you know how many HDMI devices I have?
The bar can also be wall-mounted. The woofer has a very clean appearance, with downward-facing drivers.The sound is very good for a speaker bar system in this price range. Normally I use headphones when watching films, but this system gives a much more open sound with good soundstage. Clarity is excellent with no notable distortion at normal volumes.
Excellent product and value. Compare the features and price of this soundbar to others and you will find this to be a great value. Great sound! Easy to set up.
(This isn't unique to just this soundbar, as the Onkyo one had problems separating vocals from the instrumentals in certain songs likeSweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)). As far as the Yamaha is concerned (for comparison purposes), the subwoofers are built in so it requires less space, and it also has 8 built-in speakers compared to 2 here...but this Sony gets a lot louder.
Now, this device comes with one of those old-school &#34;light&#34; cables- remember when those were the wave of the future back in 1999? Fiber-optic. That's it. Anyhow, my TV thankfully has an output for that cable - so anything on TV will play through the sound bar. WITH a slight delay - I notice it all the time and it drives me batty.
A lot better than standard TV speakers. It is also great for music and bluray movies, but for regular TV, even like Watching movies on HBO, I have problems hearing the actors voices. I have tried all the settings to help fix this issue but no luck. Maybe it is my ears, but I am hoping for a firmware upgrade. :-)
It brings forward Bauer's passion as I hear his deep voice coming through the up close and personal sound.What I love most is the plug and play nature of this device and its wireless features. I use the optical wire that comes with it to plug in to my TV. Then I plug in the sound bar and the woofer, and that's it! Everything is working right away.
It's been a lifesaver for me! The Night mode is also a life-saver; when it's dark out, I use the &#34;night&#34; mode and it kills the super-bass you get from that subwoofer. Everything sounds great still, but now my couch won't shake when there's an explosion on TV! I love that feature too.Third; I don't like the app. I don't use it. I don't get it.
I love home audio. My audio listening is about 75% music, 20% movies, and 5% TV (most of which is sports...)  With that said, I've gone through a variety of sound bars and speakers and subwoofers, and am always up for another good one!First of all, my general setup is audio through bluetooth or via aHarman Kardon AVR 2700 Audio/Video Receiver.
I am not an audiophile. I have been content with my TV speakers for years. I have never owned an audio receiver, and I have never owned any speakers for my television. I have always liked the idea of a &#34;sound bar&#34;, as well as owning a subwoofer. I love movies, so you'd think this would have been something I bought long ago.
Answer: The soundbar comes with reversible "feet" that, when attached one way will sit on a table or TV cabinet; if attached in reverse it allows the bar to attach to a wall using screws to the wall material, ie sheetrock/plaster, etc.  It may be possible to attach the bar to the wall mount itself but further investigation of the mount would be required.