Review on ZVOX SoundBase 570 30" Sound Bar With Bluetooth, Built-In Subwoofer, And AccuVoice For Enhanced Audio Experience by Jack Enhanced

I Spent A Long Time Reviewing The ZVOX 570 Sound Bar At Numerous Websites Including The ZVOX Home Page Before I Purchased This Item. I Lost My Hearing In My Left Ear And Some Hearing Loss In My Right Ear. My Wife Has Excellent Hearing And Kept Telling Me To Turn Down The TV. I Also Have A Hard Time Hearing The Voices (Even With Dialogue Enhancer And High Clarity Settings On) Especially The British TV Series And Movies. I Always Ask Her What They Said And Drove Her Nuts To the Point Of Me Getting A Hearing Aid. I Decided To Look Into Sound Bars (Researched Over 10 Names) And It Came Down To ZVOX (Hearing Impaired And Senior Citizen Friendly) And Bose (More Money) As Choices. I Went With The ZVOX Because, It Has An AccuVoice Setting That Simulates A Hearing Aid Affect To Enable Very Clear Dialogue At Lower Volume Levels. I Figured It Was An Advertising Ploy And Wouldn't Really Work But, What The Heck, Give It A Try And If It Doesn't Work.Return It. Well, I'm Here To Tell You IT DOES WORK.I HEAR THE SHOWS AND MOVIES CLEARER THAN I HAVE FOR A VERY LONG TIME, AND MY WIFE IS HAPPY! Music Sounds Great Too. CONS: The Subwoofer Is Built In And Sometimes You Can Hear A Bass Sounding Rumble In The Background, So You Might Want The Bass Setting At LO-1 And Treble Setting At 0 For Starts. Also, It's Not Real Easy To Set The ZVOX To Be Controlled By Your TV Remote, You Need To Be Fast.It Took Me 4 Tries To Finally Do It (Hint: You Might Want To Set The ZVOX Sound Bar PS Setting To Your Brand Of TV First Mine Is A Sony--PS-1) Other Than That It WORKS AS ADVERTISED. It Will Definitely Support A 50" TV, As It's 30" Long, 14.5 " Deep And #.25" High And Weighs About 20 Lbs. And Made Of Wood Fiberboard. I Will Update In About 6 Months To See How It Works.