Will the Craig Electronics CHT912 Bluetooth TV Sound Bar System be a good sound bar for this TV? Will it be easy to put together?
1291989
I don't think this TV has Bluetooth but if you system has inputs that match the following then you can hard wire it: orange digital audio out RCA jack, white &red; RCA audio out, or the standard headphone jack.
1291990
The TV is easy to assemble, there are a total of 10-12 screws - 5/6 attach a vertical plate to the back of the TV and the remainder of the screws attach the base to the vertical plate. As to the sound bar I used my existing surround sound system, I can say some type of additional speakers will need to used as the speakers in the TV are small and provide a very thin sound - no bass at all. I guess this is what is sacrificed for a thin TV.
1291991
sorry i am not aware of this item but am using sylvania wireless headphones and am very happy with them that way no one else has to listen and be annoyed with how loud i have them turned up.
1448711
I have a Samsung sound bar on one tv and a sony on a second tv. Both are excellent. Just make sure you get a wireless sub woofer. The sound compared to the tv speakers is like night and day
553801
We have this tv. The tv sound is not that great, we have our sound coming through our stereo dolby 7.1 , it sounds great! I guess buying a soundbar is another option.
1446236
I did buy the 40in Vizio sound bar (older model) but got a really good price on it. The sound is definitely better than the TV speakers, I don't have a sub woofer hooked up to mine and i would recommend using one with the sound bar.
1316667
Connecting to a tv set is relatively simple if you follow the instruction sheet provided. Also, head for a television sales retailer and peek at their display hook-ups. Seeing it lends confidence. Most bar speakers on the market are quite overpriced in my opinion, but the Pinnacle's price is honest, I believe.
1085392
This question was posted over a year ago, but I'll answer: DO NOT buy the sound bar. It is terrible. Very low quality audio, crackles horribly when level nears top range. The television is louder than the sound bar (same crackle) The TV has an optical output, but the bar does not.
138288
We just have the tv on it. I am not sure of the sound bar. Did you try the peerless website?
1055448
i was told that getting any sound bar that is universal is always the best bet. of course the stronger the better. i would go with a sony sound bar but that's me, its a matter of preference. good luck
187012
No. I am also not happy with the product quality. I would reccommend a different soundbar.
1085394
I do not know the answer to that. I do know the sound on board is not very good. So I see why you want a sound bar.
1726652
I have a 42" TV and it's fine. I guess it would depend if you want the width of the sound bar to match the width of your TV --in that case it wont -- it's worth the price though -- not bad sound for the rec room.
157498
The Sony sound bar is a stand-alone sound system for use with your TV; it has and left and right speakers and amplifier in the "sound bar" which is placed under the TV and a wireless sub woofer that goes elsewhere in the room. It would totally replace a home theater system. If you have one and it works well you would not ave to replace it with the sound bar system.
392696
At the minimum I would suggest a sound bar--strongly suggest connecting tv to a smart receiver with surround sound. Don't get cheap now you already spent the money for a quality picture ---get the sound to match!
490879
I didn't reply at first because I've been sick and busy with my biz. 'Sound Bar' threw me off too, I see some other replies that fit along with what I assumed you meant. Yes I have a center speaker under the tv. Of course the sizes of your TV and center speaker would be a factor in whether or not it would work. Generally it's a safe bet that most configurations would probably work.
1947609
You may need a fiber optic cable, I'm honestly not sure what I used to connect mine considering mine broke within a few months of owning it at which point I purchased a pretty awesome Samsung sound bar that far exceeds the ability and sound of the Craig Bluetooth soundbar. I know I had some problems with it as to how I was to connect the soundbar initially and I figured out a solution however I truly cannot remember due to the fact that I've not used the product for quite sometime now. I'm very sorry I couldn't be of more help!
773883
Thanks for your question. Although this is something of a subjective question, this would be wonderful with a 65" TV. This is a fantastic sounding soundbar system. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Harman Kardon dealer.
154043
You would have to purchase a sound bar or similar product and connect them using the digital audio out on the back of the TV using a fiber optic cord. The Bose Cinemate series 2 would be a good example. I have the Bose solo. It sounds just as good and it only 3 or 400 bucks.