📺 YAMAHA SR-B20A Sound Bar: Immersive Audio with Built-in Subwoofers and Bluetooth Connectivity Review

The sound is clear and pleasing to the ear. I was very pleased with the sound both for movies and for listening to music. It is possible to connect a subwoofer, but so far there is no need, there is enough bass.

Pros below: Good powerful bass, overall sound quality, easy to connect to the TV Has cons: It is completely incomprehensible what the volume level is, there is no scale on the soundbar itself, and in general it is not clear which modes are enabled

Pros: High-quality performance, excellent sound (for a soundbar), laconic design. Its cons: Not an informative increase in volume. Three LEDs (like three levels), and between the next one you press by ear. Just trouble. In short, adjustment by ear.

Some pros: Better sound quality compared to TV speakers, the sound is more voluminous, richer. Easily fits under the TV on the cabinet. Easy and understandable device settings. Has cons: I would like to see the volume indication when adjusting when the soundbar is connected via an optical cable.

With its pros. Sound, design, easy connection, ClearVoice speech enhancement, Dolby digital, DTS support Cons: Weak in the HF range, but for a soundbar of this price category, I think it's excusable.

Well, in general, it is louder than the speakers that are already built into the TV, and the bass, of course, adds to it; but, there are no particular wow effects.

I paid 10k, which is reasonable for something of this quality and brand. It won't blow you away, but it will make movies more enjoyable if you still hook up a subwoofer. Linked by both Bluetooth and an optical connection.

The soundbar is good, just don't expect a miracle. I bought it for the kitchen, I'm happy. The room is 20m. I would look for a more powerful one and with an arrangement of 2.3 or 5.1. Different pros: The sound suits completely. I fully brought it to the maximum, it didn’t collapse, there was no rattle. It fits along the TV without unnecessary. It connects simply. With its cons. Every time I was shocked by the savings on matches. Well, okay, they didn’t throw the hdmi cable, they referred to the

Well, in general, louder than the built-in TV speakers, the bass, of course, adds, but all without any special wow effects

I bought for 10 k, which is quite an adequate price tag for such a thing plus a brand. Do not expect a wow effect from it, but it improves watching movies if you still connect a subwoofer completely. Connected via optical and Bluetooth.

If you need bass - take something like the Yamaha NS-SW050, the sub will be much cooler than the bundled one in many budget soundbars. But anyway, the device is full of compromises, on the one hand it is better than the built-in speakers of TVs and is compact, on the other hand, an average amplifier + floor stereo pair can come out about the same. After a week of operation, I can already share my experience in setting up this unit, the first step is to download the proprietary application on…

Great soundbar for the price, but I don't have anything to compare it to. If you make movies like dunes and argument louder, they look much more interesting, there is enough bass to make the floor tremble along with the bed. The usual viewing of TV or series has become more pleasant at times, the sounds have stratified into components, speech, door slams, birds - everything sounds juicy and pleasant. I initially took it to drown out the stomping neighbors from above, at least with a TV, it…

Bought for a computer. The sound is good, but slightly inferior to the Yamaha YAS-105. There is no way to link to the TV remote control. For me, this is not critical, since I bought it for a computer, so I did not write it down as a minus. For this soundbar, I had to download a separate application. I don’t understand why it was impossible to make it possible to adjust the sound through an application that worked with older models. It's not critical, but a little inconvenient. There is one more

Terrible sound. The emphasis is on the bass. There are no upper ones in the standard mode at all. When you turn on the surround mode, the upper ones appear, but the middle ones disappear completely. The sound is disgusting. Even with cheap polk audio satellites, the sound is much better. Not even "significantly", but not comparable . Yes, the satellites do not have bass, but everything else cannot even be compared, how much the sound quality differs. In general, the summary is this: much better

I took this soundbar as a replacement for the Microlab Solo3 + Yamaha NS-SW100 bundle. The goal was to get rid of large-sized acoustics and at the same time not lose much in sound. To be honest, he loses to them, but not dramatically. His upper and middle ones are quite at the level of Solo3, the low ones, of course, lose to a separate subwoofer . but they don’t lose much! For a room of 14m2, the volume of the bass is enough with the head, and it is quite suitable. In general, this soundbar is…

I bought it exclusively for a TV in the bedroom, with a discount of 3k, so I am completely satisfied, the subwoofer is enough with my head, we watch movies at a sound level of 13-14 After playing with the settings, we stopped at stereo + clear voice, 3D sound was turned off because it greatly complicates and does not always hit the volume - different scenes start to float, especially with the voices of the actors - sometimes loudly, sometimes quietly. In terms of sound quality, everything is…