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Question: I am getting to the age that voices are hard to hear clearly on my Vizio TV; will this bar be good for me? I WANT TO THANK ALL OF YOU FOR YOUR THOUGHTFUL RESPONSES. I DID NOT EXPECT ANYTHING LIKE WHAT I GOT.
Document: In addition, I was NOT impressed with the bass, either, even in this $1500 dollar system (the Series II runs around $540, and the Lifestyle was $2500). The Yamaha YAS 101:  $249 (It's 199 punds in Britain).Choice made. I kept the Yamaha 101. I've had it for about a week now, and I am quite happy with it. I've considered getting a second one for our kitchen TV, which is hard to hear when we watch it while cooking, which for the price is conceivable, but my wife might not appreciate me getting 2 soundbars.Consideration points:1.
We watch a lot of games and this bar makes it easy to hear over the crowd chatter.Our room is approximately 20x25x22 high. The bar provides more volume than we use/need. For DVD's it has good surround, openness, bass, voice and good highs and is outstanding good. For TV programs it is very good for 2-ch mode with clear, easily understood voices. Sounds effects are good for prime-time and some other shows.I had meant to buy the Vizio but it was not available.
I purchased this for my husband since it was getting hard for him to hear our new TV. He loves it and now can hear everything. It was also extremely easy to install. I would highly recommend this.
Pulled it out of the box. The wife said, in a very disparaging tone, before I even plugged the sound bar in, &#34;WHAT is that?&#34;I put it back in the box and will give it to my brother, who had asked for something to help them hear their TV better. The soundbar was half off on a daily special deal and Yamaha makes good stuff, so I jumped on the offer.Thus I can't actually tell you what it sounds like. But it's small and beautiful.
After researching sound bars and reading reviews I decided on the Yamaha Yas-101 BL Front surround system. We have a 58 in. flat screen tv and were just using the tv speakers. Well I can hardly believe the difference! The sound is amazing. I love that it has the conversation option so when we are watching shows with lots of background and are hard to hear now we can hear the conversations. It also has a uni option which keeps the sound the same level when commercials come on instead of getting blasted.
Trying to replace earphones listening to TV, I went through 4 products. A Vizio,it smoked literally,A Polk sounded no better the tne TV speakers and burned 300 watts doing it.A Samsung,the woofer refused to work and just sounded poorly.A JVC that had all the connections you'll ever need, but didn't work with the optical cable.A JVC tech blamed it on the TV, the other controls were hard to work.The model TH BC3 was withrawn.I don't remember the earlier models as this took place over a period a several months.Amazon was good to take back the Vizo and Polk.This unit has only the optical hookup,two of them and a coaxial jack.It works perfectly and an internal woofer that produces a good bass.The overall sound is very good and the design is pleasant.A good buy.
I was looking for a sound bar that would simply make my TV louder. I have a 60 inch TV in a very open space with high ceilings. The floors in the area are all wood so the sound carries, but I was still unable to hear the TV clearly. I got the sound bar, plugged it right in and it does what I wanted it to do...make my TV louder. The bass is just OK, and the volume display is aesthetically unpleasing, but for this price, I got what I wanted.
It sounds like you get better clarity with the stereo output option for general show viewing, and the surround sound output does a fine job for movies. I also stream music stations from my ROKU player and the music sounds great coming out of the sound bar (not like it would with a true stereo/equalizer set up - but still highly acceptable). I really like the UniVolume control and the Clear Voice selection raises the level of dialogue and narrations while maintaining overall sound quality (sometimes its just hard to make out commentary due to room noise, etc., and this makes it clearly audible).Some reviews here complain about the level of bass output, but the built in subwoofer does offer quite enough power to BALANCE out the sound.
I shopped for a sound bar to match my Vizio HDTV. This one came up on Gold Box and the price was the closer. Easy setup, excellent sound quality (really cool with Game Of Thrones). Hard to beat Yamaha.
My older model Vizio sb200 premium sound bar with the optical in and sub out input/output (WHICH BY THE WAY IS NO LONGER MADE APPARENTLY...) decided to die on me last night. Since I had a Yamaha sub woofer that performed pretty well, I thought i'd go for this sound bar. As soon as I hooked it up I was immediately disappointed by the lack of depth in sound vs the Vizio. Voices sounded quite lifeless and tinny. For 250 dollars I expected so much more. I returned it and am still on the lookout for something comparable to my old sound bar.
Answer: I'd say this would be the perfect solution for you based on my experience.  I did a lot of research and was willing to spend more money, but this accomplished the purpose -- better voice quality from broadcast and recorded TV