Sony 2.1 Soundbar with Dolby Atmos and Bluetooth - HT-X9000F

Ce produit est bien mais je le trouve un peu cher qualité/prix.

I bought this to use a a sound system with the Sony 65” A8G OLED TV,that uses sound projected from the screen itself.It is interesting but not enough bass and it isn’t loud enough to create a true home cinema experience. The set up is quite easy ,just plug it into the ARC input with the supplied HDMI cable,and you are set.I would suggest using a Blu-ray or DVD player as the input on the sound-bar pass though.Whaterever is plugged into the sound- bar itself has the loudest sound and best sub woofer response.The inputs are a little tricky as they are on an angle but once installed you can put this on a wall.I used the rubber feet supplied,again they didn’t put any particular places you should apply them.You wil need to figure out where best to put them on to go over whatever stand you are using.Also press them into the sound -bar firmly,they aren’t that sticky.Switching to Bluetooth is easy with the remote and it has a couple of simple settings.Everything hooked up automatically with the Sony TV ,TV remote activated a few of the settings once you select the sound-bar as an input. Using the system is easy ,the difernt modes Cinema-Music-News etc have a bit of lag if you use the remote but if you use the TV action buttons it is a smoother transition.I tuned in the TV and never has a problem with the sound-bar awakening and it turns off every time as well.The sound is great when you are listening to a movie or music with a lot of potential for cinematic sound and fairly good for most TV show ,app settings.A few times I got up to the 85% sound level or so to get a big sound but for most times about 2/3 volume will do the trick.Best for slightly larger than average living/family rooms ,not enough volume for a really big room with 20 foot ceilings etc.Excellent choice in the midrange price sound bars ,best to work with a Sony TV.

Where to even begin? My deliberation over which sound bar to buy was long and painful, what with there being so many options available, at such a wide $$ range. If you are reading this, doing your own research and trying to decide which system is best for your needs, take some advice and dont trouble yourself perusing manufacturer's specs. They are vague and misleading. I finally chose this particular set up for two defining reasons: One: My personal experience with Sony has shown me that they are an outstanding brand with an amazing reputation for delivering high quality, long lasting entertainment equipment(having owned and loved every playstation since the original). Two: Every list that I could find citing excellent choices in mid level sound bar equipment had this system near the top of its list, yet its price was at least $100 less than its close competitors in almost every case. Set up: The set up process for this equipment could not possibly be any easier. Mine is connected via eARC to a 2019 7 series Samsung 4K, and once connected to the power and tv, the set up screen comes on, asks you the language, and now your sound bar is set up and ready to use.Sound: Wow. Impressive doesnt quite say it. Sound effects are crisp and clear, bass is deep, rolling and booming. The vertical surround engine truly envelops you into an ever more immersive sound experience. You will need to watch a few of your favorite films with good bass tracks to find that spot you love for your bass(I prefer my bass deafening, some not so much), but this process also could not be any more simple. Two separate volume controls on the remote, one for the sound bar, one for the wireless subwoofer.Five out of five stars. Unbeatable price, cinema like sound quality.This is a sound bar fit for an audiophile not quite looking to pay that Bose price. Buy this thing.

This sound bar is fantastic.....Dolby Atmos in your own home

Très bon pour les films, tv, jeux vidéo...Mais très en dessous pour la musique.