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Hisense AX 5210G soundbar, with sub woofer in store YMMV $124
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$229
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Link is for reference only. On clearance at my local Walmart. They had 4 at time of posting.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/1439851899
https://www.walmart.com/ip/1439851899
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https://www.walmart.com/ip/1439851899
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i did a lot of googling for discussion about the issue on sd and reddit, nobody ever found the solution afaik. one guy tried these things called ferrite rings, they are supposed to reduce radio interference, you clip them around either the speaker cords or the power cords. since they were 10 bucks on amazon i tried them cus i really wanted this to work, it did nothing, best explanation i read was that since the rears automatically connect to the sub via bt and not a wire (like my former vizio, which never turned on with the tv correctly) thats why the static. but idk. doesnt seem like it. a lot of things use bt without static.
shame because that i can tell this is the only 5.1.2 unit with up firing speakers for a reasonable 250-300 msrp (regardless it's been on fire sale at wm a few times for 129). vizio has a 299 atmos bar, but no up firing speakers at all it's just a 5.1. the next lowest vizio model with up firing speakers is 399. so if you want dedicated rear surrounds, sub, atmos, and up firing in a inexpensive bar this is it seems like.
Did find the new onn. 5.1.2 Atmos system in stock, but I'll probably wait for another deal to come along or its price to drop below $200.
i did a lot of googling for discussion about the issue on sd and reddit, nobody ever found the solution afaik. one guy tried these things called ferrite rings, they are supposed to reduce radio interference, you clip them around either the speaker cords or the power cords. since they were 10 bucks on amazon i tried them cus i really wanted this to work, it did nothing, best explanation i read was that since the rears automatically connect to the sub via bt and not a wire (like my former vizio, which never turned on with the tv correctly) thats why the static. but idk. doesnt seem like it. a lot of things use bt without static.
shame because that i can tell this is the only 5.1.2 unit with up firing speakers for a reasonable 250-300 msrp (regardless it's been on fire sale at wm a few times for 129). vizio has a 299 atmos bar, but no up firing speakers at all it's just a 5.1. the next lowest vizio model with up firing speakers is 399. so if you want dedicated rear surrounds, sub, atmos, and up firing in a inexpensive bar this is it seems like.
That and no center channel adjustment caused me to just move on though, I only buy a sound bar every 5-10 years so I don't want to be stuck with something I can't fully enjoy
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