Speakers

The wireless subwoofer is larger than standard, and adjustment of frequency, voulme level and phase switch at the back makes the bass sound easily adaptable [Read Review]

The JBL sound bar has only one optical digital input and an analog 3.5-millimeter mini-jack input. And Bluetooth. The width of 35,5 inches looks prettiest [Read Review]

With a length of 50,4 inches this sound bar looks best with a TV larger than 50 inches. In addition to being well equipped with [Read Review]

The YSP-1400 has no display but it solves this with the remote app HT Controller for iOS and Android that gives a nice overview with [Read Review]

Onkyo LS-T10 works, just like Philips HTL4110, excellent with TVs up to 55 inches. It has no display, so it feels a bit like if [Read Review]

The woofer’s sound level can be adjusted in four steps, the same goes for the ‘center’ channel that reproduces dialog. When both set as low [Read Review]

With movies the surround effects work quite well, even if it lacks a bit in sound imaging, dynamics and intensity. Personally I prefer this effect [Read Review]

The Bose Solo connects to the TV, which can be between 32 and 42 inches wide, with an optical or coaxial digital cable, or analog [Read Review]

The Sonos Playbar connects to the network through an Ethernet cable to stream music from a networked hard drive or computer. The Sonos system can also [Read Review]

Ever since I tested the Klipsch RF-7 for just over ten years ago, I have been looking for similar experiences. It was the first time [Read Review]