Klipsch Cinema 400

I'd highly recommend the Clip Cinema 400 if you're looking at enhancing your sound but trying to not break the bank.

But yeah, after testing out the Cinema 400, I can.

If the budget is $500 and you’re not impressed, you’re going to have to step up to something at the edge. The JBL 5.1, Klipsch Cinema 600, LG SP8YA, Vizio M6 or the Samsung Q700A.

I have connected this soundbar with an optical cable to a Samsung TV which is using a Fire Stick as the main playback device. The audio quality is good but not great. The sound bar itself produces highs and some midrange frequencies. All the lows come out of the separate woofer as expected. However ...

The klipsch cinema 600, 800, and 1200 sound bars all have a sub out option that you can hook up an extra sub.

If the packaging wasn't so clever and involved, I might have thought of returning it. Don't get me wrong, it does its job, but, I find it's a bit tinny. It was on sale, and I bit. The sub woofer is very good. Large (and larger than the sound bar itself might deserve) and very good sounding. The bar ...

I’d look at these guys to start.

Samsung Q950A and Q950T (last years model)

Klipsch Cinema 1200

I have the 950T and am very happy with it.

I replaced a JBL 2.1 Deep Bass soundbar with this item. The JBL died. The sound from the Cinema 400 is much better than the JBL. The two horns add a brightness and clarity to the sound. It makes dialog easier to understand. The bass is also very good though I'm running two subwoofers (one wired and ...

I'd recommend Klipsch cinema 600 for that price range. You can buy the surrounds or add them later as well.

Although the sound was amazing and the installation and hook up was easy. The system had an issue of some sort. While watching a movie, the sound would randomly drone out for a few seconds and then return to normal. I returned this item the day that it just shut off on it's own for no reason while w...