I use a sound bar for my PC i just want this for the sub, Is it a good sub?
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Tough question. It depends on your point-of-reference. This is a very inexpensive system so no, the subwoofer is not audiophile-quality. I recommend going for a stand-alone powered subwoofer for the same money (for example, http://www.amazon.com/Acoustic-Audio-CS-PS65-C-Powered-Subwoofer/dp/B00IGDRRU4/ref=sr_1_24?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1399656708&sr=1-24&keywords=subwoofer).
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I use the TV sound and it suits me fine. Granted it's not the best it can be, but if you don't like it you can buy a amplifier receiver & speakers and go at it.
343649
It's actually a pretty deep bass. My tv has a lot of treble with absolutely no bass what so ever so this sound bar is a big improvement. The bass is adjustable on the sound bar too so that helps.
788996
I'd say that wouldn't be a problem. I put mine by the couch on the other side of the room. I like it better there because it gives you some surround sound because there is quite a bit of midrange that comes through the sub because the speakers in the soundbar are so small which isn't a bad thing. Because it all evens out and sounds good
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Subs sound best if out in the open, against a wall at best.. The sub in question sounds great, adds power and dynamics to mixing and theator sounds.. I reccomend it..
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My situation is much different from how you intend to use this sound bar. I am using mine as a substitute to the audio provided by my television. In my case there is No audio lag as I am using the optical audio port. I can tell the sound quality is great and it's easy to install and readily accepts the addition of a subwoofer. My suggestion is give it a try and if it does not meet your standards return it. One last thing as you may be aware bluetooth devices were never meant to be that far from their source device and also consider what other appliances are around it such as a wireless house phone.Just my 0.02, best of luck! My situation is much different from how you intend to use this sound bar. I am using mine as a substitute to the audio provided by my television. In my case there is No audio lag as I am using the optical audio port. I can tell the sound quality is great and it's easy to install and readily accepts the addition of a subwoofer. My suggestion is give it a try and if it does not meet your standards return it. One last thing as you may be aware bluetooth devices were never meant to be that far from their source device and also consider what other appliances are around it such as a wireless... » Read More My situation is much different from how you intend to use this sound bar. I am using mine as a substitute to the audio provided by my television. In my case there is No audio lag as I am using the optical audio port. I can tell the sound quality is great and it's easy to install and readily accepts the addition of a subwoofer. My suggestion is give it a try and if it does not meet your standards return it. One last thing as you may be aware bluetooth devices were never meant to be that far from their source device and also consider what other appliances are around it such as a wireless house phone.Just my 0.02, best of luck! « Show Less
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I would recommend a sub and surround speakers. I use a sub and it sounds great. I also got the matching center channel which is awesome too.
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I do not know the answer to that. I do know the sound on board is not very good. So I see why you want a sound bar.
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The surround sound is good, I use it playing Battlefield 4 and I can tell where everything is coming from. *disclaimer * I am no audiophile :-)
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absolutely true. I use it for a monitor myself, it looks fantastic. Sounds crappy though, as many other people have pointed out. But I have my computer hooked up through a separate head unit and amp for surround sound anyways, and just use that volume control all the time.
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It is very good, If you connect it through HDMI there is a slight delay. I recommend using a mixer. power amp, and good quality microphones such as Electro-Voice Cobalt 9, and 15" two way speakers that are of good quality Peavey PR-15's. This is the way my system is hooked up. I also use a 32" HDTV for a karaoke monitor.
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I dont think it matters. It depends on how powerful you wanted it to sound. I live in an apartment and the sub above is what I have and it rattles the whole complex and thats not in full blast. Its a good purchase on my end. It depends on your sound tolerance. Sometimes the bass is too loud it feels like youre having a heartattack! I kid you not!
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Without the sub the bass is really non existent. Truthfully with the sub it's not bad. I don't think anyone would notice unless its cranked all the way up.
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No, shouldn't be too powerful! You can adjust the crossover frequency and volume of the sub if you think it's dominating.I've read that your Vizio has very good bass (which I'd consider mids) so you should be able to get smooth, balanced sound.Some people on the Vizio Q&A; page are using a sub, and they're happy.
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I keep virtual surround on and it sounds good. Ideally, you should get a sound bar for this tv.
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I'm not sure but my suggestion to you is to try to find another sound bar cause the sound quality is not that good.
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Well, it's not meant to handle the low frequency sounds on it's own, which is why it's only 5 channels. I have mine set up with a BIC 12 inch sub and it rocks the house. By itself though, it still sounds great, hitting a nice range of high and low frequencies. I imagine it would make a great sound bar on it's own, but know that it is just about perfect when coupled with a subwoofer.