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LG UltraGear GP9 20W Hi-Fi Quad DAC Gaming Speaker
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BuyDig has LG UltraGear GP9 20W Hi-Fi Quad DAC Gaming Speaker (LGGP9) for $199 after applying promo code CDR25 at checkout. To earn Slickdeals Cashback, before purchase, follow the cashback instructions below (PC extension required, before checkout). Shipping is free.
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Product Features:
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Product Features:
- 3D Surround Sound: Audio Customized by Genre for FPS or RTS
- DTS Headphone:X: Delivers Virtual 7.1 Surround Sound to Your Headset
- Built-In Hi-Fi Quad DAC: For a Lifelike Audio Gaming Experience
- Voice Chat Gaming Speaker: Built-In Microphone for Clear Voice Chat Without a Headset
- Up To 6 Hour Battery Life
- Customizable EQ Sound: Control and Customize EQ Mode to Fit Your Needs
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LG UltraGear GP9 20W Hi-Fi Quad DAC Gaming Speaker [buydig.com]
$199 + free s/h using coupon code CDR25
$199 + free s/h using coupon code CDR25
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"Hi-Fi Quad DAC - ESS9038 Pro", which is in theory comparable with other standalone DACs in the 300 range (however no idea if the audio implementation is good).
I would personally think of it more as buying it for the high end DAC that just happens to have a battery, bluetooth, and speaker but that's just me. Probably will get one and give it a shot.
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There are others. Everyone always says the soundbars don't do as well as pretty much any other setup but they can be useful in some situations.
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"Hi-Fi Quad DAC - ESS9038 Pro", which is in theory comparable with other standalone DACs in the 300 range (however no idea if the audio implementation is good).
I would personally think of it more as buying it for the high end DAC that just happens to have a battery, bluetooth, and speaker but that's just me. Probably will get one and give it a shot.
I have the v1 and v2 Katana sound bars and enjoy them a lot.
I'd def bite on this at $100, but $200 is still too much.
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"Hi-Fi Quad DAC - ESS9038 Pro", which is in theory comparable with other standalone DACs in the 300 range (however no idea if the audio implementation is good).
I would personally think of it more as buying it for the high end DAC that just happens to have a battery, bluetooth, and speaker but that's just me. Probably will get one and give it a shot.
I have the v1 and v2 Katana sound bars and enjoy them a lot.
I'd def bite on this at $100, but $200 is still too much.
I grabbed the refurbished V1 for 125. One of the front tweeters wouldn't work unless you squeezed on the frame. Support was good with responding, and mailed out a replacement unit that will be arriving this Friday. Kudos to their support being decent/not horrible. I could tell the V1 sounds really solid. How big is the difference with V2? Not so much the sub but the tweeters and cones?
I do think the v2 is a bit expensive at $329 and there are and better sounding soundbars out there. Though this is a "gaming" soundbar. I have mine hooked up to my samsung smart monitor that is a smart tv and a computer monitor.
I'd def recommend the V2 over a V1 in new condition, but if you can get the V1 refurbed with a coupon for $125ish it is hard to beat at that price.