This Philips TAB7568 5.1 Channel Soundbar with 5.1 true surround speakers and wireless 5.25” subwoofer features DTS digital surround with DTS Virtual:X technology for virtual 3D audio! Dolby Digital Plus expands the sound and night mode stabilizes output. It is a perfect addition to any entertainment space in your home! DTS Virtual:X creates 3D surround sound: Experience more in everything you watch and every song you love. With 2.1 channels and Dolby Digital Plus, this soundbar brings out the best in effects, scores, and dialogue. This powerful 200 W soundbar system makes everything louder, clearer, and more immersive. The 3'' wireless subwoofer lets you feel the bass, whether you're enjoying music or watching an action-packed movie. Roku TV Ready: This Philips Soundbar is Roku TV Ready certified. That means you'll enjoy a simple setup, one remote, and quick settings when you pair it with a Roku TV. Roku, the Roku logo, Roku TV, Roku TV Ready, and the Roku TV Ready logo are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Roku, Inc. This product is Roku TV Ready-supported in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Countries are subject to change. For the most current list of countries in which this product is Roku TV Ready-supported, please email
[email protected]. 5.1 channels with wireless subwoofer: This phenomenal 5.1 channel soundbar with surround speakers and wireless, bottom-firing subwoofer brings virtual 3D sound direct into your living room. Booming bass, crystal-clear dialogue and superb detail from the comfort of your home! Sound leveling technology stabilizes output from any source: This soundbar features special, volume-leveling technology. This will detect the signal from any source via an algorithm and automatically set the output volume to a stable level. Hear your sounds the way they are meant to be heard. Night mode lets you listen without disturbing your neighbors: This soundbar has been designed with an ingenious night mode. Night mode limits volume spikes, lessens the bass and enhances the dialogue. This allows you to watch or listen late at night without disturbing anyone else!
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eARC can transmit uncompressed audio formats like Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio, and object-based formats like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, where ARC is limited to lower fidelity compressed formats like Dolby Digital and DTS
eARC uses HDMI 2.1 which is capable of higher bandwidth, where ARC operates on HDMI 1.4, limiting the audio transmission.
eARC supports better lip-sync correction and automatic device recognition
eARC is better at sending audio to external sound systems
For eARC, though, obviously both your TV and sound system must support HDMI 2.1 and eARC explicitly.
I found the user manual for this speaker. The way it is designed is that the sound bar itself is the front left/right and center speaker, and the subwoofer is wireless, which also provides power to the left and right surround speakers. The subwoofer should be located near the seating position, with the left and right surround speakers to the side/rear of the listeners. This is the layout configuration and makes a lot of sense since the subwoofer is only a 5.25-inch driver so its output will be very limited. The closer it can be to the listening position, the better quality its bass response would be to the listener.
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Is ARC much inferior than eARC?
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It does have HDMI ARC. For $63, I'm going to give it a shot. There were a couple of negative reviews that said the satellite speakers don't get loud enough. Most of the reviews were incentivized but even those that weren't were generally pretty good.
Is ARC much inferior than eARC?
- eARC can transmit uncompressed audio formats like Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio, and object-based formats like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, where ARC is limited to lower fidelity compressed formats like Dolby Digital and DTS
- eARC uses HDMI 2.1 which is capable of higher bandwidth, where ARC operates on HDMI 1.4, limiting the audio transmission.
- eARC supports better lip-sync correction and automatic device recognition
- eARC is better at sending audio to external sound systems
For eARC, though, obviously both your TV and sound system must support HDMI 2.1 and eARC explicitly.Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
- eARC can transmit uncompressed audio formats like Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio, and object-based formats like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, where ARC is limited to lower fidelity compressed formats like Dolby Digital and DTS
- eARC uses HDMI 2.1 which is capable of higher bandwidth, where ARC operates on HDMI 1.4, limiting the audio transmission.
- eARC supports better lip-sync correction and automatic device recognition
- eARC is better at sending audio to external sound systems
For eARC, though, obviously both your TV and sound system must support HDMI 2.1 and eARC explicitly.on a sound system of this quality you would never be able to tell the difference. even the lipsync improvement wouldn't matter since the sound system doesn't have any listening position calibration.
It does have HDMI ARC. For $63, I'm going to give it a shot. There were a couple of negative reviews that said the satellite speakers don't get loud enough. Most of the reviews were incentivized but even those that weren't were generally pretty good.
Surround speakers are supposed to be pointing towards the ears and not towards the front. They should seat on the same plane of the ears and not behind. Many people got it wrong and maybe that is why they could not hear the surround.
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