Home Theater Mag welcomes VIZIO's VSB210WS soundbar to the audio fray
The $350 price point for soundbars is a kind of sweet spot -- it's a fairly modest price, but companies have to deliver dramatic increases in quality over built-in TV audio. From reading Home Theater Mag's review of VIZIO's VSB210WS setup, it sounds like the brand will deliver the goods to value-conscious (an who isn't these days?) audio shoppers who don't want or need a full-blown multi-speaker surround system. The 2.1-channel VSB210WS soundbar+sub combo picked up both SRS TruSurround HD and TruVolume, and while it sounds like the TruVolume was a little too obvious about its on-the-fly volume adjustments, TruSurround HD got a nod from the reviewer. But more than signal processing, it was the fundamentally good sound quality that took the cake -- it's always better to deliver good quality stereo than poor multi-channel. Hit that link for the full details.






















Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
slarity @ Jun 17th 2009 8:27AM
I might actually be looking for one of these once I get my house. The 42" LCD will go in a standard living room while the projector/surround sound will go in the basement. Something like this would be nice to tie with the LCD.
Fromtheright @ Jun 17th 2009 8:52AM
On display at Sams Club. $250.
nrb @ Jun 17th 2009 11:31AM
Maybe it's just me, but I'd have a hard time buying speakers from a company without a history in audio reproduction.