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Samsung has for EDU/EPP Members: 5.0ch All-in-One Soundbar w/ Wireless Dolby Atmos (HW-S61B/ZA, 2022) on sale for $100 when you follow the deal instructions below. Shipping is free.
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Visit the Samsung Discount Program page and select your qualifying program
Go to 5.0ch All-in-One Soundbar w/ Wireless Dolby Atmos (HW-S61B/ZA, 2022)
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Your price will be $100, shipping is free
https://www.samsung.com/us/televi...w-s61b-za/
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I think it depends on the specifics of your setup but I am able to using DTS. Also someone else pointed me to the smart things app in a previous thread and it allows you to configure the soundbar settings, specifically adjusting the delay to sync with video
Anyone?
I also got the Samsung Q700B at twice of this price but it's took too much space with weak bass (still better than this one), so I returned it for this one.
For one, they tend to "crash" now and again and need to be power cycled. When they crash they basically don't accept remote input or even button presses. Another issue is that frequently, they for some reason stop "detecting" their input. I have one of my systems on the TV in my bedroom and then another in my office. They are both on ARC and so, I expect that when I change inputs, it shouldn't be a big deal, but it is. On my TV (TCL), I will often switch from the TV's OS which is Roku to Apple TV and for some reason, ARC doesn't pick up on the Polk, I'll have to manually fiddle with it, yet sometimes it does. In my office, I have the M7 32 and it will often flawlessly switch from optical (PC) to arc (Monitor), but then at times it will just not do it. Sometimes I have to fuss with the remote when I change the volume for whatever reason; volume up a few times? lose audio completely until I hit optical or tv arc; volume down a bit? same thing. Even when it only is using arc, it'll behave like this at times. This makes it so I must have the Polk control in reaching distance. I can't depend on the TV remote. Also, as I mentioned, I have 2 sets and it happens on both so I know I didn't get a bad one or whatever. This is likely to happen to anyone unless you get really lucky.
This is why I'm here looking into this Samsung, because I don't think I'd trust going with another Polk, unless it was for $45 or I could test it first and return it if it exhibited the same behavior.
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