Mount-It! Soundbar Mount, Universal Sound Bar TV Bracket for Mounting Above or Under TV, Fits Sonos, Samsung, Sony, Vizio, Adjustable Arm Fits 32 to 70 Inch TVs, 33 Lbs Capacity, Black

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Some soundbars will come with pre-programmed modes for different types of content. In our experience, soundbars with cinematic modes often use 'spatial' processing that can introduce high-frequency artefacts. In contrast, 'music' modes will usually have a bass and treble-heavy EQ that can sound a little brash. We tend to favour a flat standard mode, if one is available, that we manually adjust to our liking. But there is no one size fits all approach that will work for every room and listener. Next, features and connectivity. Many modern TV soundbars boast ARC and eARC-enabled HDMI ports, which can handle high bandwidth multichannel audio formats as well as optical inputs for older TVs. If your TV has ARC/eARC, you'll be able to control the volume of your soundbar with your existing remote control. It's worth considering if having a separate physical remote for the soundbar is important to you or if you're comfortable with controlling settings from a smartphone app.

However, this is not always the best solution, as you may compromise on the sound quality if the position interferes with the acoustics. In our review we found when listening to Little Simz's Woman "the bass sounds deep and well-controlled, while synth strings are warm and rich." This balance across bass and treble and clear vocals make the Beam ideal for getting the best out of your music.It can fit TVs from 32 to 70 inches, which is great for large home theaters, and it fits major brands like Sonos, Samsung, Sony, and Vizio. The design is created to be flexible so that it will fit with any brand and model of TV and soundbar. It connects with all types of TV wall mounts, including fixed, tilt, full-motion, articulating, and interactive. Naturally, you’ll have to consider the design of your room, which may sometimes be a sunken lounge or a raised subfloor, depending on the interior décor. In terms of design, the HW-Q800C may not be the most visually appealing bar, but there is an attractiveness to it in an almost industrial sense. Although it's heavy compared to to other soundbars, it's a reassuring heaviness that gives it that sense of quality. At 43-inches wide, it fits well exactly with a 50-inch TV and would look great with 55-inch plus sized TVs. Level. Make sure your sound bar wall mount is level to the TV, then mount it below the TV on the wall where your optical or HDMI cable is poking out. Most sound bars do not weigh very much, so using drywall anchors is usually safe. If you are using an articulating mount (see “Wall Mount Options” above), you’ll need to connect the sound bar to the articulating arm, below the TV. There are many products out there designed specifically for this purpose. Articulating Mount. This is a mount that allows you to pull the TV out from the wall and swivel it towards a secondary viewing area. Keep in mind that these mounts add significant depth and make the TV project off the wall quite a bit (sometimes up to 6″). The upside to an articulating mount is that it makes it very easy to service the TV and plug/unplug devices.

Tilt Mount. If you are forced to position the TV too high (i.e., above the center of your eyes when seated), this is probably your only mount option, since it allows you to tilt the TV downward. This should be easy to do: with the TV laying flat, place the TV wall mount on top of the TV in the place it has to be for the TV to be mounted on the wall properly. If you haven’t already tested the wall mount on the wall yet – you need to do that first, so that you know the right holes to use on your TV mount. Once the TV is mounted securely to the wall, it’s time to attach the soundbar. This is probably the easiest part of the process because you’ve taken all the previous steps with this particular goal in mind. If every measurement and estimation that you’ve made is correct, it should be a piece of cake. Mounting your soundbar on the wall beneath your TV is a great way to save space and keep your home neat and organized. The wall mount also helps to keep the soundbar in a stable position, which ensures that the sound is not distorted by the vibrations from the TV. Additionally, mounting your soundbar on the wall will make it easier for you to adjust the sound levels, as you can easily reach the buttons. Tips for Installing a Soundbar on a Wall-Mounted TV Pro Tip: If your soundbar has Dolby Atmos built in, it likely has upward-firing speakers that could be obscured if you mount the soundbar directly to a TV.You're transported to the heart of the action. Surround effects are expertly placed, and there's great dynamism and good weight to the sound too. Tonally, it's nicely balanced if you just want to listen to music, although it could sound a tiny bit more direct. But, there's no doubt this is a hugely impressive TV soundbar for the money.

Soundbars are a great choice for a home theater. They are compact and stylish, and they are better than ever in terms of quality. When it comes to placement, they can sit on the mantle or bolt to the wall just like the TV (our guide), but why not take it to the next level and mount it to your TV? Here’s how:But if not, you can place something under the TV to raise it to the desired height. Just make sure it is firm. Soundbar installed on a cabinet