- Due to constraints on what my wife would tolerate regarding wiring and mounting hardware, I went with the soundbar from Definitive. The sound quality is excellent and it will handle a lot of volume. You will definitely need a sub to augment base but that is standard for all small speaker systems. The soundbar does a reasonable job of providing surround effects but no soundbar can re-create a true surround system with actual speakers behind you. The sound field is immersive and you are not left wanting more when it comes to action movies unless you are a hardcore audiophile and you would never buy a soundbar if you are hardcore about your a/v products. This soundbar is coupled with a Onkyo HT-260…
- Do to some issues with wiring I could not install a traditional surround sound system in my family room. I was highly skeptical of the soundbar for two reasons. 1) one wall was mostly glass, the other open to the foyer. 2) the space in my bookshelf only allowed for the 42 inch and not the 50 inch soundbar. All I can say is WOW!!! My family room is 16 x 18 with the above mentioned challenges and the DT rocks. Combined with a Denon 3808ci receiver and the DT 800 sub it gives a very impressive sound quality. The biggest issues I have so far are on some movies it can be hard to hear the voices, and the system is at its best when you crank it up. Not the best situation late at night when the Mrs.…
- Single solo surround array loudspeaker
- Three 3.25-inch BDSS high-output drivers with coincident array 0.75-inch ferro-magnetic fluid damped pure aluminum dome tweeter
- Two 3.25-inch BDSS high-output full-range drivers
- Four 3-inch full-range high-output surround drivers with butyl rubber surrounds
- Frequency response: 60Hz - 30kHz
