Review on 🔊 Samsung HW-Q900A Black Soundbar by Ravindra Devaraja

The panel itself plays very well. Yes, and the sub does its job (even if the phase inverter pulls the blanket over itself), working exactly when it is needed, without interfering with the operation of the panel itself. Sensitive to audio signal. If it's a normal TV with compressed audio. You will hear all the delights of compression. But if you include a movie with DTS HD Audio Master. You will hear all the details. Watched on Blu ray "Survivor" with 7.1 You can hear everything. How the wind blows, how the water murmurs, how the fire crackles. Don't expect to get some kind of ambience without rear speakers. Get high-quality sound that will "move" around the soundbar. Sounds will not merge into a mess. Dialogues will be well audible. You will hear the difference when the action takes place in a large hall or in an apartment. In games, the dialogue came from the center, you turned to the left, the sound on the speakers moved to the right, where the speaker remained standing. VIRTUAL setting - Samsung themselves don't know how it works. Somehow it improves the sound. There are no details. Setting WIDE LEVEL - should, by name, adjust the width of the scene. In fact, the difference is not noticed. The support said that it regulates the front channels. I highly doubt it. If you turn off the microphone, the red light will annoy.