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Always glad to see a happy ending! :) Regards, Wayne A. Pflughaupt

Well, think about it: As I said, a soundbar is a processor, pre-amp, and multiple amplifiers all in one chassis. Add to that rear speakers and a sub – that’s a lot to ask for a mere $250 or even $500. Even at $1k – that would only be entry-level for a traditional system. So that’s really not...

Given the state of complicated traditional surround sound systems and their eyeball-glazing 150 pg. manuals, soundbars are certainly an attractive, relatively “plug and play” option. However, they cannot be easily used with a traditional AVR because they are a processor, pre-amp, and multiple...