Amazon.com has for its
Prime Members: has
48" Vizio Elevate 5.1.4 Channel Soundbar w/ Wireless Subwoofer & Rotating Speakers (P514a-H6) for
$679.99.
Shipping is free.
Alternatively,
Best Buy.com has
48" Vizio Elevate 5.1.4 Channel Soundbar w/ Wireless Subwoofer & Rotating Speakers (P514a-H6) for
$699.99.
Shipping is free.
Alternatively,
Sam's Club has for its
Members:
48" Vizio Elevate 5.1.4 Channel Soundbar w/ Wireless Subwoofer & Rotating Speakers (P514a-H6) for
$699.99.
Shipping is free for Plus Members, otherwise is $5.
Thanks community members
Crash17 &
Marcel66 [
Discuss] for sharing this deal
Features:
- DTS TruVolume, DTS Virtual:X, Dolby Atmos
- Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri
- Features 2 rotating speakers & wireless subwoofer (8" speaker in a 15.6" tall housing)
- Inputs:
- 2x HDMI
- 1x Optical Digital Audio
- 1x USB
- 1x 3.5mm audio
Top Comments
I have a buddy who's a high-end theater installer and he says that happens for most systems under $2k (though less often than mine) and the only solution is to cycle the power. Sometimes he sets up a routine to auto-cycle the power monthly just so the theater users don't see the problem.
I'm not excited to truck my SB46514-F6 back to costco and shell out $200+ more for the elevate, but if the audio is better and the audio cut-out goes away, that's worth it.
Bought this in December and it's real nice.
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Bought this in December and it's real nice.
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Bought this in December and it's real nice.
I have a buddy who's a high-end theater installer and he says that happens for most systems under $2k (though less often than mine) and the only solution is to cycle the power. Sometimes he sets up a routine to auto-cycle the power monthly just so the theater users don't see the problem.
I'm not excited to truck my SB46514-F6 back to costco and shell out $200+ more for the elevate, but if the audio is better and the audio cut-out goes away, that's worth it.
I have a buddy who's a high-end theater installer and he says that happens for most systems under $2k (though less often than mine) and the only solution is to cycle the power. Sometimes he sets up a routine to auto-cycle the power monthly just so the theater users don't see the problem.
I'm not excited to truck my SB46514-F6 back to costco and shell out $200+ more for the elevate, but if the audio is better and the audio cut-out goes away, that's worth it.
I have a buddy who's a high-end theater installer and he says that happens for most systems under $2k (though less often than mine) and the only solution is to cycle the power. Sometimes he sets up a routine to auto-cycle the power monthly just so the theater users don't see the problem.
I'm not excited to truck my SB46514-F6 back to costco and shell out $200+ more for the elevate, but if the audio is better and the audio cut-out goes away, that's worth it.
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