Review on Sound Bar JBL Bar 2.0 All-in-One Black by Edyta Baker (Ciotka ᠌

I interpreted it as an addition to the TV, and it did a bad job of justifying itself. I have been so focused on the quality of the sound and the volume margin that I have neglected to consider how simple it is to use. I'm considering going back to where I came from. Educate yourself on how the other options operate. It is never entirely evident whether the device is turned on or in what mode it is currently operating. When you finally figure out where the sound is coming from, it wakes you up in the middle of the night by screaming. When I first got it, I was able to control the sound from my iPad or iPhone, but now that I use it in conjunction with a Samsung TV that supports airplay, I have to keep looking for the remote that comes with the soundbar. Because I am not a fan of bass, I made sure to choose a system that does not have an external subwoofer. In this particular instance, the bass is emphasized at the expense of the middle and upper registers. This is a strike against it in my book.