Review on 🎵 Thonet and Vander Dunn Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer - Optimal 240W PMPO Home Theater System by Nelly Villanueva

I was skeptical about how this soundbar with subwoofer would sound because I've tried other well-known brands but this bluetooth soundbar from Thonet and Vander Dunn with a wireless subwoofer spins! I have a small room and needed a soundbar under 34 inches wide, so this one was perfect. I'm really impressed with the overall sound and bass. I read other reviews about this sound. Bar and I disagree with all the bad ones. The first remote control. It has all the features I need including bass, treble, bluetooth, input select and movie or news equalizer mode. I don't think you'll find a universal remote that does all of these things. So I just use it alone and it works for me. I have a Roku TV, so the only Bluetooth speakers that can pair with it are Roku speakers ($199 + tax). I bought this before I knew what was in it. There were Roku speakers for this TV, so I bought them to compare. The Roku speakers sound good, but they don't have the kind of bass that this one has with a subwoofer. And Roku speakers only have EQ settings when watching TV. no Audio settings when streaming from iHeart or Pandora. With better bass, great sound and tone settings I like this soundbar much better which is why I sent the speakers back to Roku. Since the Roku doesn't let you connect Bluetooth speakers other than the $200 speakers, I used this soundbar's optical jack to connect to my TV. If I didn't have a Roku I'm sure Bluetooth would work fine with any other TV. I just realized that this article is no longer in Revain. Okay I hope they return it because it's a great buy or Thonet and Vander Dunn's website is an alternative. (03/15/19) This is a continuation of the review. I had a problem with the subwoofer turning off. I have contacted the seller. Spoke to a gentleman named Robert and he was very helpful. He replaced the whole device for free with free shipping. Since then I haven't had any problems with one exception. I have many wireless devices in my apartment, including Bluetooth devices, and of course my neighbors have their own wireless devices too. I've only cut out the subwoofer twice in the last 6 months and the fix is pretty simple. Turn off both devices, disconnect them, reconnect them, turn them on and allow them to connect wirelessly. The problem is gone. The sound from this device is really amazing. But if you live in an apartment and do it by turning. They may be evicted for a noise violation. Solution: move and leave the Dunn Soundbar! (09/28/19)