The optical/digital audio socket has a little flap on it mate don't worry it will fitandysat said:
Toshiba soundbar-with pics
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andysat said:I didn't notice the flapmetal licker said:The optical/digital audio socket has a little flap on it mate don't worry it will fitandysat said:
I don't know if the optical sockets are all the same but on mine it only plugged in one way and you have to push the flap out the way and insert it.
Have to say its made a big difference to the crappy tv speakers, well worth it.
Tim.
andysat said:
I ordered directly from Bose Andy. I shan't be ordering any electrical items or similar from Amazon again as you need to be careful. I ordered what I thought was a brand new HTC One however it had been tampered with and was in a resealed box. Also when I tried to do software updates via HTC it wouldn't do it as it said the phones software wasn't legit. Sent it back and ordered directly from HTC. I don't trust Amazon to be honest or their suppliers.
Tim.
ebay will give you the same thing for £1.
Taz said:
All in one speaker system, great for smaller rooms, like my bedroom.
Taz said:
A long, thin, speaker system
nightyard said:
It came with the Bose Solo for free :lol:
To be honest it is a tad pricey compared to the LG Soundplate and the Denon and Yamaha I looked at, and it doesn't have blutooth for streaming music but the others are massive in comparison, the Bose is pretty compact but I think it sounds superb so well pleased with it. I like Bose stuff and looking to get the Soundlink for my phone. I didn't look at the Toshiba soundbar though.
Tim.
Taz said:Stuart Truman said:Taz said:
A long, thin, speaker system
so why is it not just called a speaker
To cater for the failing literacy of the 21st century - a speaker doesn't actually speak, whereas a sound bar is actually a bar that makes sound. Seems you have to speak in pictures nowadays :roll:
Where Scousers like to go for a 'bevvy'Taz said:
Soundbars are cheap compact solutions for those without much av knowledge.
personally I prefer satelite speakers with amp and sub.. much more expansion possibilities but prohibitively expensive for some with the proper kit starting around £500-600 for something sounding good
onkyo make nice 2.1 system with a sub built in the amp though which is around £200-250
personally I prefer satelite speakers with amp and sub.. much more expansion possibilities but prohibitively expensive for some with the proper kit starting around £500-600 for something sounding good
onkyo make nice 2.1 system with a sub built in the amp though which is around £200-250