Klipsch Cinema 600 vs Vmai 2.1 Channel Sound Bar

But then you also have a spot where you can add a dongle, and that allows you to add two more speakers to the system to actually create a 5.1 channel ...

The Vmai 2.1 Channel Sound Bar is a budget, entry-level setup that comes with two built-in subwoofers. Thanks to its well-balanced and neutral audio reproduction, it performs well with dialogue-heavy content like TV shows. It also has some EQ presets, a virtual surround feature, and a lot of inputs for its price point

But when you put them side by side, you see it's quite a fair bit. Difference now on the cinema 400 and actually on the 600 as well, you have the clea...

With the sound bar. You may adjust the input and volume using the smart touch surface on the side and using the included remote 2.1 channel sound bar ...

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

If you don't watch many movies, a PCM-only soundbar like the Vmai 2.1 Channel Sound Bar is a solid choice.

Great sound, but the remote control interferes with my tv (e.g. pressing the surround button changes my tv input, or volume up causes netflix to scrub backward) and there is no workaround. Hard to recommend at this price point with this glaring of a bug

Remote died a few months after purchase. I notified them and they sent a new remote free of charge the next day

However, it is not the first sound bar i've ever heard or owned, or had experience with so go ahead and subscribe to the channel and smash that like b...

The optical digital connection did not work even though I had carefully adjusted the television sound settings in accordance with the supplied manual. The resulting sound was a high pitched screech. The input cables were detached and reinstalled but the result was the same. Rather than contacting the seller, I decided to try the HDMI (ARC) input