rccarguy3
Distinguished Member
The problem I have soundbars is limited connectivity. With a passive soundbar I could have this amount of connectivity.
Even if they do give more than acceptable sound quality, the lack of configuration and HDMI inputs is a compromise.
If I wanted to use my SW-150 sub with a passive soundbar and AVR I can. Quite a few soundbars don't even have a sub out, or those that are wireless require to you use their own brand of sub. You can't have multiple subs, use a antimode, or use own surround speakers, etc etc.
I'd just get the cheapest AVR, passive soundbar, and a budget sub
Even if they do give more than acceptable sound quality, the lack of configuration and HDMI inputs is a compromise.
If I wanted to use my SW-150 sub with a passive soundbar and AVR I can. Quite a few soundbars don't even have a sub out, or those that are wireless require to you use their own brand of sub. You can't have multiple subs, use a antimode, or use own surround speakers, etc etc.
I'd just get the cheapest AVR, passive soundbar, and a budget sub