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Question: Is there good bass sound?
Document: I produces a good clean sound but lacks the deep resonating bass you expect from Bose. Still probably much better than the sound from your TV.
Quality Bose product. Nice match to my Sony TV. Extra remote is a bit of a pain. Sound is good but unable to adjust bass and treble with optical out from TV.
It does provide better quality sound than my 42" Vizio TV but not worth the price just to hear voices better. In hindsight I wouldn't have purchased it. Good for movies but at night my wife asks me to turn it off so she can sleep do to the bass. Too much money for what you get in my book.
Definitely fit for the purpose. It will expand your TV sound into a new territory. Sound is very good, although bass is a bit muddy.I use it normally as a laptop speaker through external USB sound card to play HD videos.You need an optical connection to fully enjoy sound quality.
If in needs of a good, deep sound (albeit not very spatial) and an extremely painless setup, this is the product to look for.I have a medium sized room (about 250sq. feet) and I didn't want to have too many cables and connection to deal with, so this looked like the perfect solution to me. Only drawback is that the remote lacks even basic treble/bass settings, as it only has volume.
I'm glad this systems works for many who rated it, but it doesn't work for me. I feel that this system has too much bass and without being able to control the amount of bass totally distorts the sound of any movie or show for me. So it is back to searching for a better system so that I can enjoy a good sound experience with the great visual experience that my TV offers me.
How much I'm not sure. My new Samsung HDTV has pretty good sound. Is the improved bass from the Solo worth $400? To me it is but I'm not sure about others.On a scale of 1-10 if my TV speakers are a 2 and the Bose 321 system I have on another TV is an 8 I would say the Bose Solo falls around 5. Not bad but not great either.
At my current residence, I did not want to mess with running speaker cables. This has one Optical Cable to the TV and all components go to the TV. The system has plenty of bass for me even without a separate bass module higher model systems have. Later, I will probably move this to the bedroom and invest in a true Bose surround system, but for now, this suits my needs. Excellent sound for a good price.
But it all depends on the tv you have. If you have an HDTV, with so-so sound, Bose Solo will not produce home theater sound, with deep base. Other than that, it's okay. It would be better if Bose had bass, and treble adjustments. I had to raise my bass to full range, to get the most bass out of the Bose solo. Good product, but not great. I expected better sound for the price. There really isn't much difference between the TV's speakers, and the Bose speakers.
Bose technical service instructed me on how to download the base control software unto a flash drive and install the software onto the Bose Solo unit. The instructions for doing this is on the following web site:[...]The sound is good. I like the design of the Solo and how it fits under the flat screen TV. The bass is at an acceptable level, but the base level cannot be varied. It just has two levels. I'm happy with the Bose Solo.
Answer: Yes in fact if there is too much bass for you Bose has a way to tone it down (see manual).