Will this soundbar pass a 4K signal?
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Dear B. Ben,The DT soundbar will not pass a 4K signal. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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My understanding is that it will "pass through" a 4K signal on HDMI inputs 1-5, but it will NOT upscale a lower resolution signal to approximate a 4K signal. See pages 8 and 28 of the operating manual for more detail.
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I have my TV connected to the Soundbar via optical as well and it works fine. I had to buy the cable separately though. I would think that HDMI is all you need since the Soundbar acts as an HDMI hub.
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I can't you the diifferance beacouse I don't really know. I think it really depends on the size of your T.v. Set. The setting and sound will differ a little bit and there might be different settings. Price will br the big diifferance but the bigger the t.v. Set the bigger the soundbar.
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Use HDMI into your receiver and it will drive 7.1 speakers with no problems, assuming that your video is encoded for 7.1 sound.
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Depends, if (your) Soundbar has a "Low Frequency" (LF) or "Bass" output, usually a single-RCA jack to a Subwoofer like this Yamaha. If the Soundbar has an output jack, it will cross-over to a subwoofer at 100-200 hz.
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I'm not familiar with the inputs on the soundbar, but as long as it has an optical in, this will do the trick.
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No, not if you have it connected via an HDMI cable. If you want to upconvert your cable signal, you will have to connect it with component video cables. I did this initially, then changed my setup last night and connected my cable box via HDMI. I think I like it better with the component cables and having the standard channels upconverted. Mind you, the standard channels do not look nearly as nice as the HD channels, but I think they look a lot better than they do when they aren't being upconverted. Make sure you use something other than the standard RCA jacks for your sound if you use the component videa cables as well, like the digital optical jack if supported by your cable box.
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Hello,As far as I know it will work with 4k just fine. But if you spent the money for a 4k monitor I would look for a larger diameter cable with shielding.
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Yes, buttt! The timing might be a little off and could sound simular to an echo effect. My sound bar is hooked up to optical connection. There should be a way to adjust this tv/soundboard timing, butt! I haven't researched this yet
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It is not rated to handle 4K, but it should have the bandwith. Great quality. You may want to try it and if it doesn't work Amazon usually has free returns.
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I'm not really happy with the performance of this soundbar. I had to add an additional powered subwoofer to get good sound. I'm using this soundbar with a 50" Toshiba HD/LED TV. On my 32" TV I have a Visio soundbar that sounds gr8 & only cost about $75. Hope this info helps.
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Thanks for your question. It will not. Sound bars have built in amplifiers. You will need a center channel speaker not a soundbar.
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No. This box converts optical to coax. It's not bidirectional. I think you need to convert the TV coax output to the soundbar optical input. I think the 40018 model does what you need.
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If the soundbar has a sub out then yes, it will work. The sub has its own power supply (it is an active sub) and does not require a receiver to amplify the sound.
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So, you've got TWO sources (Xbox and Atv) going into the splitters two-port end and then the single port goes to your sound bar? Unless the splitter is broken or horribly misaligned, your setup SHOULD work. There should be no serious loss in light intensity (signal degradation) going that way, UNLIKE going from a single source to two outputs (light cut in half AT LEAST) where the unit almost never works. The only wrinkle it that you MUST make sure your two sources are not outputting light at the same time. This will produce an unusable input into your light bar. Hope this helps - good luck!
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I'm not familiar with your soundbar but, this device will convert coaxial digital out from your a source (such as a TV) to analog stereo audio for input to an amp. If your soundbar has the red and white RCA stereo inputs, then this will work. Be advised however that if your amplifier does not have audio delay adjustment capability, the audio the TV (or whatever the source) speakers will most likely be slightly out of sync with the Compass output creating a reverb effect. To eliminate this, just turn off the TV speakers just listening to the soundbar. The lipsync with the video itself will be negligible and could actually be right on as many tvs have the audio just slightly ahead of the video anyhow.