Product Description
Dolby Audio : Enjoy dramatic, high-quality surround sound from 2.1 separate audio channels with Dolby Audio; 180 Watt explosive Dolby sound output with 3D Surround Sound from 4 powerful 2″ speakers,
DSP Enabled Subwoofer: Enjoy your theater experience with the deep bass of the 5.25″ subwoofer.
Dynamic Design: Get the acoustic experience to the next level with the most stylish design ;3 Equalizer Modes: Switch through Movie, News, Music and enjoy your home cinema experience Remote control: Adjust the Bass, treble & volume with the most stylish remote control; Multiple Connectivity: Connect with HDMI (ARC), AUX, USB & OPT; Bluetooth V5.3 : Connect automatically your mobile device and enjoy the music louder than ever; Integrated Controls: Control your music experience and pairing through the key panel on the soundbar
LED Display: Check the status of your soundbar through the LED display; Dynamic Mounting (Wall/Shelf): Place it in front of the TV or mount it on the wall, the choice is yours! Warranty Type: Limited
Using it continuously for 6 months.
Other Considerations:
1) Boat Orion
2) JBL SB241
3) GOVO GO SURROUND 970
4) Obage DT31
I personally listen to - Classic rock, Metal, Rock n Roll, Blues, Jazz, Bollywood, very little of Trans and DubStep.
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• Dint go for JBL simply bcoz of it being 100W and the bass signature was not to my liking - upper bass was predominant ( i like lower/floor bass predominant)
• Govo go surround 970 was around 9k, and the reviews for dolby surround were not impressive, I'd rather buy Logitech Z906, therefore, out of my watchlist.
• Obage DT31 was perfect for me, audio signature wise! but was not sure of warranty terms, also again 100W
• Hardest decision was Boat Orion VS Go 900, orion was around 6500 and 900 at 6000! again difference was between Watts.
• Finally, bought Go 900! Burned it for almost a week. I went on going clearer.
• Pros:
- Amazing Lower Bass! not harsh on ears even on extended hours of listening.
- Best on volumes 15 to 20, it is loud enough for me, easliy fills in the room.
- Good Bass and Highs.
- Remote has batteries included.
- Remote has a dedicated Bass and Treble control (Best setting: Bass at 4, Highs at 6)
- It has 4 modes of pre-set equalizer, Music mode is best, Dint like the Movie mode, News mode is best for Vocals in movies, 3D mode is a gimmick.
- Build quality is above average, metal grill, wooden woofer.
- For Best results: Place the Woofer on the floor, and Soundbar on 1.5m above ground level.
- For a 2.1 channel, fairly good sound separation.
• Cons:
- Mids: In the initial days, bass was overpowering mids, thankfully after Burning In, it is bearable now. Also, I use soundbar with Gold-plated 3.5mm jack, so it routes through my manually set Equalizer! Hence, I am able to extract best out of it, and I am fairly satisfied at the 6k price point.
- BT: not sure which BT version is present but, if you're watching movie on Tab and connected via BT, there is considerable amount of LAG! annoying, but No Lag with 3.5mm jack, duh!
- the Bass and Highs on remote are not optimized! i mean, if you go +/- it sounds like more than 3 levels are being changed! not so accurate. (But i have mentioned the sweet spot, use hse that setting)
Conclusion:
All in all, pretty solid buy! Maybe Watt is just a gimmick, but still on full volume it is louder than Boat Orion, and does not distort.
On lower volumes, it still retains the details!
Using this with my electric guitar- using multi effects processor, although not recommended to use distortion, but hey, it works like a charm! sounds fantastic!
If you're really tight on budget, this is a very good buy! although it have considerable cons, but nothing you cant fix.
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