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A couple of days after I ordered the sound bar, BB's deal of the day was a Panny HTiB for the same price. But by then I'd pretty much decided that the sound bar would be best for my needs (bedroom + occasional outdoors).

Trigger pulled -- Best Buy's deal of the day yesterday was a Panasonic 3.1 bar with wireless sub for peanuts (regular $300; sale price $150 and I ordered an open-box item for about $125). It has HDMI in and out (plus optical in), which is a nice feature in that price range. Will post my opinion...

Not many, as far as I can see. Almost all have optical, but coax seems to be a relatively rare bird. Now I think I might just go for a HTiB so I don't have to mess with unhooking the bedroom BD deck every time I want to set up outside. They don't seem much more expensive than a soundbar + sub...

BACKTRACK! I was mistaken. . .my BD deck has a *coax* digital output, not optical. :blush: There's a Sharp that goes for under $200 that sounds like it has good volume (and has HDMI pass-thru). . .that's not normally a brand on my list, but I wonder if it might be worth considering for...

I actually have a pair of powered speakers that work great outside, but they only have a 1/8" plug (and I have an RCA adapter). The BD deck I want to use outside only has HDMI and optical output. A soundbar for the bedroom is a low priority. . .I just figure I can maybe kill two birds with one...

That Sony unit looks cool, but it doesn't have optical or HDMI input, so it wouldn't work for me (and I probably won't spend that much anyway). It only has Bluetooth and USB. My main interest in wireless subs is simply the fact that most new soundbars with separate subs seem to be wireless! At...

Hey gang, I'm looking for a relatively inexpensive soundbar system to use with the bedroom TV and outdoors with my projector. Question: Most units seem to come with wireless subs. Do they work well, or do they tend to suffer from interference or other issues? Would an all-in-one unit like...