Before that, there was a Yamaha yas 107, so it played better without a subwoofer (excluding deep bass) and was much more functional. If you want to take something worthwhile, take a look at the yamaha yas 209 or lg sn7y Pros: If it cost about 10 thousand, it would consist of nothing but virtues. Can be used as a bluetooth speaker for noise, not music. Cons: Appearance is the first thing that catches your eye. The design is frankly weak, looks cheap and awkward. If you have a desire to watch a movie with good sound, then pass by this soundbar, as you will not even be able to catch the stereo effect, not like surround or dtx and so on. The wave of sound hits like a hammer, exactly in the center, the separation of channels is not felt at all. for 22900 you get only sbc bluetooth codec, no aas or apt x. The buttons on the remote control are very inconvenient, the quality of the sound settings is poor. During the dialogue, the characters of the movie become hissing. I can write about my negative impressions for a long time, but I won’t, I just warn you against the useless purchase of this unsuccessful model.
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