Receiver Vs Soundbar

i purchased these speakers to accompany the hw-q700a surround system i bought a couple of months ago. what a game changer! the ambiance and surround sound gives you that theater-like feel right in your living room; phenomenal. i was able to connect them to my receiver/soundbar in only a few seconds. once synced, you can adjust and set the volume from the soundbar's menu. if you are looking to add a little more *wow factor* to your movie watching experience, definitely go with these. i'd suggest the wireless version so you won't have to run the speakers to a receiver and have even more wires.

Just set up this soundbar for a smart TV. Previously have had a receiver, separate speakers, subwoofer, etc. - all the traditional gear! I never could get my higher end receiver to work well with the Android TV, plus my wife and I always had trouble hearing dialogue clearly. So . . . I said "Let's try a soundbar". My hunch paid off - for a reasonable $ amount, I now have a sound system that was super easy to set up, and the sound output is superior to all the other stuff I used to have. I can hear dialogue perfectly, and the overall sound is rich and full. Perhaps most importantly, the Setup and User manual is VERY well written. It explains everything so that you can understand it. What a great overall experience!

Nicely done on the PRO VS EVO. The PRO actually does have a full 1TB available, VS the EVO's 960GB after formatting.

I'm using these stands with the Roland VS Series hard disc recorders....great value at the best price

Hard to beat a good ViewSonic monitor. This might be the best value at 1080P 165hz! If it's anything like my past VS monitors, it'll last you 10+ years!

..and a slightly more subdued color palette VS its 400 speed sister film, making it especially suited for color landscape shots. The price for all this is a lowered exposure latitude, especially towards the lower end.

The Bolt VS-570F Wireless TTL Flash for Fujifilm has been a nice companion thus far with my XH2s. Some general thoughts: -I'm a big fan of the ability to swivel the flash quickly -it's lightweight but also feels pretty sturdy -the backlit display is easy to read -the range on it is better than expected, I haven't hit an issue with it yet and I keep pushing it -I haven't used the built-in reflector yet but it pops out easily enough -I've had no communication issues with the camera -it paired quickly and easily with my other bolt flash All-in-all this flash has been pretty good for what I've been using it for. It has a lot of features that are there if you need them which is great, but for me and my basic setups it has worked great. [I received this item in exchange for my honest review]

I USE THIS IN MY DESKTOP & LAPTOP AND LOVE THE FACT THAT IT IS 256GB VS MANY OTHER BRANDS THAT ARE 250GB & 240GB!

Not knowing how the original-brand item behaves Vs. the off-brand I got, this hood behaves perfectly well. Just make sure the hood locks in position properly, and it works like a mint!

I use these to power Ninja Vs and Mixpre 10 mk2. I can make it through long shoots without worrying about losing power. I've been using Watsons for almost a decade and find the brand pretty reliable. Out of 3 dozen LP and NP Watson batteries, only one of them went bad and could only be powered up to 65% after a year or two. So my experience has been that they have pretty decent quality control, generally speaking.