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  • Bouncer
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    I haven't turned on the PS4 in months. No good single player games, only multiplayer crap. although Assassins Creed Origins is coming out next month and its based in ancient Egypt, looks amazing.

    Anyway I wanted to hear how the soundbar sounded with some games. I put the last game I played on (Horizon Zero Dawn). Holy shit it's like a different game. The details I never heard before just walking around, the powerful sound of the dinosaur things etc.. I forgot how much of a difference good sound makes.

    Anyway, if you haven't figured it out by now, I highly recommend this soundbar. Especially if you can find it on sale. it's on sale right now at costco. Not sure if the sale is local or nationwide though.

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by lipripper View Post
    We don't have a sound bar for the TV but we do have one of those Bose speakers that you plug the Ipod onto.that thing sounds great.
    you sound like some kind of liberal california pussy. "bose for your ipod." jesus H christ. i expected you to have a god damn record player made of dissembled parts from an AR-15 or some shit.

    your god damned ipod.. for fucks sake...

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  • lipripper
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    We don't have a sound bar for the TV but we do have one of those Bose speakers that you plug the Ipod onto.that thing sounds great.

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  • chuckz28
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    Yeah they really do a good job taking care of all the sound needs well.

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  • Bouncer
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    Yea I don't need to use the remote that comes with the bar at all. I have my computer and PS4 connected to my tv via HDMI. Then from my tv to the sound bar a single optical cable. So in effect my tv acts like a receiver. It passes the sound from my computer and PS4 through to the sound bar.

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  • chuckz28
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    Bose is usually expensive but I have always liked the quality of the sound that they produce.

    I was skeptical but impressed with some sound bars as well. After a bunch of research I got a LG model SH5B a couple years ago. 320watt system with wireless subwoofer, Bluetooth and all the good connection ports and it was a good price at the time. Thing will rumble the house. I also love how my normal tv remote and cable remote will change the volume without having to use the sound bar remote. Kept me from spending thousands on a receiver that would be outdated in 5 years anyway.

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  • rado
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    Originally posted by Bouncer View Post
    samsung is a great display maker. tv's, phones, etc.. they are among the best. when it comes to audio you can do much much better bro. speakers and sound isn't their thing.
    It sounds good enough. It goes well with all of my Samsung products.

    It's a good sound bar, no need to have a fucking concert In My living room

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by rado View Post
    My bar picks up anything I program it too. Bluetooth, ps4, any type of gadgets and I have a subwoofer as well. I have a Samsung one
    samsung is a great display maker. tv's, phones, etc.. they are among the best. when it comes to audio you can do much much better bro. speakers and sound isn't their thing.

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  • rado
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    My bar picks up anything I program it too. Bluetooth, ps4, any type of gadgets and I have a subwoofer as well. I have a Samsung one

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by Scrumhalf View Post
    So, even though they are all sorta clustered together, you get good projection of the different channels, right vs left, for example?

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    Yea and trust me I was skeptical as hell. I used to have the whole setup and was a member of avs forum who snub their nose at anything other than movie theater level shit. I always liked the looks of a soundbar but figured it would sound like a pile of shit compared to a proper home theater. I never even gave it a thought. Maybe the first soundbars were crap but like turbo suggested maybe they have mastered the tech as they have been out for years now.

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  • Scrumhalf
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    So, even though they are all sorta clustered together, you get good projection of the different channels, right vs left, for example?

    Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by Scrumhalf View Post
    Does the soundbar do all the channels or just the center channel?

    Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk
    There is multiple speakers in it including a built in sub. Dialogue comes from the 2 center speakers and sound effects come from the other speakers.

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  • Scrumhalf
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    Does the soundbar do all the channels or just the center channel?

    Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk

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  • rado
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    I've had a sound bar for a few years now. Wouldn't do it any other way

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  • Bouncer
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    yea i knew it was going to be better than tv speakers. what i wasn't expecting was a 10lb little soundbar to fill my living room with loud powerful and clear audio. i used to have polk tower speakers and an outlaw sub. (anyone that knows audio knows they are very good). now that system could blow my house down when i turned it up super loud. but here is the thing. when you watch movies you don't turn it up to insane levels. at normal movie theater listening levels, this soundbar can match the quality of the polks and the outlaw. thats impressive.

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