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Question: What would be the correct way to connect this to a HD Surround Sound Reciever and a HDTV?
Document: First, I think it is outrageous that a $2,000 TV is sold without the necessary HDMI cable to connect to an HD cable box, and that a BluRay disc player is sold with only a low def connector (RCA jack) cable. Nonsense, and tacky as well. But if you buy the Sony sound bar and enough HDMI cables then connection of all your stuff to a Sony Bravia HDTV is actually pretty easy.
This is a great addition to the set up I currently have. I matched this up with my 46inch Sony Bavia LCD and the 2.1 Surround Sound this offers works great and the subwoofer that it came with hits hard. This htct150 comes with 3 HDMI outs and 1 HDMI in which is great cause I can hook up the PS3 and HD DVR Reciever to the subwoofer/tower control.
I purchased this Sony product after an extensive research on the web. It has lived up to all that the ads said. The sound feels like surround sound even though it is only a sound bar. The quality and volume is more than my room can handle. I am more than pleased with the output. I did find it a little challenging when trying to incorporate the HDTV, HD cable box, Roku and Blu Ray disc player. I finally had to consult a professional.
This device is almost too easy to set up as there are some major pitfalls that take a few minutes to unravel. I was having problems getting the subwoofer to produce real sound, and the overall sound was very flat. The unit is rather secretive about being misconnected & misconfigured. Here is the proper way to connect and configure the unit to get actual surround sound and proper bass.
It works best if all your equipment is Sony Bravia Sync.My biggest gripe is that I have not found a way to hang/connect the soundbar directly on my TV. It has holes in the back to hang on a wall, but it would be great if Sony would make a bracket of some sort that would allow it to hang on the top or bottom of the Bravia TV.
I'm pretty tech-savy, but no matter what I did I could not get it to perform the way it says it should be performing. The two most frustrating things about the setup were that (1) it would not turn on and off with the TV power, and (2) I have an XBOX 360 with componant video outputs and no HDMI outputs, and there is literally no way to connect it to the soundbar.
Very very inconsistent with compatibility and with what would actually output and work with it. For me, this makes the reciever completely worthless.THE SOUNDOK. That is really all there is to say. Nothing fantastic. Although unlike many of the other reviewers, I would say you could tell there was a slight surround sound effect happening.
I own quite a few Sony products and have always been quite happy with what I bought. This sound bar has a good quality of sound but does not pack the punch I would expect from a subwoofer. It does not eaqual &#34;surround sound&#34; and does not have the volume. Also it would be nice if Sony included the necessary cable needed to connect to your TV. It requires a coaxil cable with an RCA type jack.
I'm no audiophile, but after reading the reviews, I thought this would be a little more amazing that it is. Don't get me wrong, it's far better than the plain TV speakers (and I have a Sony BRAVIA HD TV, so everything is "synced"). I think the size and shape of my room is inhibiting getting any surround type sound: I don't really get that, but the quality of the speakers is very good. You do have to play with the settings a bit.
The input mode changed, the sound just doesn't travel through the HDMI cable like it would if the TV featured ARC.=== LIMITATIONS ===The system DOES NOT produce surround sound with DTS-HD, Dolby True HD, nor Dolby Digital Plus. I am finding a big disappointment because many blu-ray's and DVD's do not use lower bitrate standard Dolby Digital. It doesn't downsample to a lower surround mode, it simply switches to a linear 2-channel mode.
Answer: All I did was, run the whole 'operation' by utilizing a BlueRigger High Speed HDMI 6.6 ft cable with ethernet which supported the 3D and audio return. I just connected them to the appropriate slots/openings both on the Vizio 3D 65' HDTV and the Sony surround sound product. Other than that, simply nothing! And it is functioning like a dream with robust, quality sound. Hope this helps. OFK.