Thanks, read the emails from latest backwards, that's why I repeated your
statement. Was just wondering because US Dollars aren't a worldwide
currency. Smiles.
Take care,
Alexandra
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From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Dane
Trethowan
Sent:
I downloaded the app for 4.50 Euros. So the offer seems to be worldwide.
For an additional voice I picked James, which I quite like for an US
American voice.
Thanks again, Dane, for telling us!
Alexandra
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From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf
Hi!
Does anyone have one of these? I've not seen one before so perhaps someone
could give a description of what a soundbar looks like.
I'm getting a bigger Television for the lounge so time to move the smaller 19
inch set I have into the den, I'm thinking about placing this on top of a
A sound bar is exactly what it implies in the case of the one we have. We
have a Samsung and it is a long rectangle shaped bar of sound that can sit
on the floor or a shelf or be mounted on the wall. It has connections for
digital audio, HDMI, and also has a USB card input although that is not
Hi Dane. I would recommend strongly the Bose Cinemate SR1. This Soundbar
is extraordinary. The technology it contains inside is remarkable. When it
is set up you get a little confused for a moment or two because you hear
sounds coming from parts of the room where you know there are no speakers
Thanks for that, I do own some Bose products and as you say, they're not cheap
but worth every penny when it comes to the quality of sound out of those
things, not as good as the BW system I have but still not bad!
Interesting about the placement of the unit, that was something I had been a
Oh my goodness! While this sounds like a nice-sounding piece, the price tag
is a little high (I hve been thinking of doing something to improve the
sound for the television in the living room! I've heard of these soundbars
before, but have never heard or seen one! Is there one that would do the
I can't speak for Bose but on the Samsung that we own you could not sit
anything on top of it because everything that is on the remote is duplicated
as a touch sensitive control on the top of the sound bar.
Okay thanks, more to think about smile.
On 10 May 2014, at 8:02 am, Merv Keck blind5spar...@gmail.com wrote:
I can't speak for Bose but on the Samsung that we own you could not sit
anything on top of it because everything that is on the remote is duplicated
as a touch sensitive control on
I'm sure there are many, I'm looking with google now and I see a Teak for $50
though I'm absolutely sure it wouldn't offer what the Bose does smile, they
go up from there.
On The Leo Report some time ago - I listen to it on Radio KFI every Saturday
and Sunday morning - they talked about how
Hi Dane. When I said the Soundbar is 7 to 8 inches deep I meant from back
to front. The height from the table top is only around 2 inches. It comes
with booster feet if your TV has a stand so it can sit over the TV stand but
you don't need to use these booster feet. If the beginning of the
Sounds a similar set-up system to what the Denon AVR Surround-Sound receiver in
the lounge uses and yep, amazing the difference made when that is run.
Thanks for the explanation of the position etc of the unit, it seems there are
quite a few different ways Soundbar systems have for alignment or
Hi Tom. It is like most things in life, you get what you pay for. If a
soundbar at $150 improves the sound quality from your TV then I guess it is
worthit. each person must decide what they can afford and act accordingly.
If you have your hi-fi in your living room where you have the TV then
I agree with pretty much everything that Walter has written below, Soundbars
are a very convenient option, to illustrate the point let's take my situation
where I'm using a room with a small TV, I have a surround-sound system in the
lounge but don't want that in my Den, I just want something I
Hi again!
I'm replying to your eMail for a second time as I forgot to address one of the
points made in your original eMail regarding inputs.
In a way the salesman at Best Buy was probably right on the money when he said
your Soundbar had enough inputs and it probably does given the task it
Hi, I made the mistake you're making, and thought I could sit a sound bar
on top of a flat screen television. Not quite so. The one I purchased is
about the shape of a distorted closed cylinder. Meaning it is the size in
length that you purchase, and perhaps somewhat oval with a flat bottom
I'm sure I'm miss-understanding something somewhere in your post, if the
Television's turned off then how do you get the sound from it to the Soundbar
or don't you bother, do you just use the Soundbar with your smart device.
On 10 May 2014, at 8:36 am, Mike Thomas wheelt...@centurylink.net
The soundbar sits there in the on position 24 hours a day. I don't go to
the trouble of turning it on and off. It makes no noise, and only when the
television is turned on is an audio signal passed to the sound bar and
amplified. Those little speakers inside a flat panel television probably
Hi!
This is a recording I made last year, its a recording of me preparing Early
Morning Coffee in my kitchen, very nice audio quality if I dare say so myself
smile, the kettle masks some of the sounds but still not too bad.
Note this recording is in FLAC format so bee sure your Media Player
Hello Mike and list: Although I've not heard or seen the Soundbar, I would
have to say that most anything is an improvement over what the television
sets themselves supply you as far as audio is concerned! It's a shame that
you can get a great big 41-inch set...and have that audio sound like not
Things change rapidly in the tech work, its assumed for example in this day and
age that if you buy a large Television then you also have a surround-Sound
System or Soundbar to connect to it, as I said in an earlier eMail the speakers
in Televisions these days because of the thickness in the
Hi!
Have come back from hearing a set of these speakers and I was very pleased! the
fello computer user who purchased them bought them for $150 Australian so
they've come down from the price published in this review dated from 2011.
The review makes a big deal of the system not having bass and
I read with interest the messages about the Dream Voice Reader, and I clicked
on the link in one of this list's E-Mail messages which said that it would take
me to the place to obtain the discounted version; but I could not find the
actual button, link, control or whatever it is that would have
I recently bought a Toshiba 17-inch laptop with 8GB of memory and a 500GB hard
drive with Windows 8.1 installed. I am operating it with a wireless
USB-coupled keyboard, so it behaves to me virtually as a desktop machine. I
bought a middle-of-the-line three-piece set of Windows speakers from
I just searched for voice dream reader without the quotes of course
and got both results and clicked on the price which is a button to buy
it.
David Plumlee knob...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
I read with interest the messages about the Dream Voice Reader, and I clicked
on the link in one of this
Hi,
If it's a Satellite model (likely a C7x/L7x model), try checking the
following:
* If using Windows Media Player, try enabling SRS sound (or something
similar).
* If using Winamp, try enabling equalizer.
* Enable base boost and 3D from DTS sound app (you need to manipulate mouse
in DTS to
Hi!
For those on list who have one of these recorders.
You may not be aware that System Versions 2.1 has been around for a good while,
since August last year to be exact so perhaps its time for a firmware update,
point your browser to http://www.zoom.co.jp/products/h1/software/ and
download
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