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Sharp HT-SB500
$350.00
Released December, 2009
The Pros:Includes a dedicated center channel and sub. Virtual surround sound. Dual digital inputs.
The Cons:Can never match true surround sound. Only takes L/R analog inputs. EQ pre-programing is not good sound.
The Sharp HT-SB500 is a sound bar that competes with Pioneer's first attempt at a new HTP-SB300 sound bar. It is a 3.1-channel sound bar that includes optical and coaxial SPDIF inputs, stereo RCAs and a 3.5-mm jack.
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It has great onboard decoders for DTS, Dolby Digital, and Dolby Pro Logic II, and also includes Dolby Virtual Speaker and SRS TruSurround HD processing to make the sound larger than the sound bar itself can provide. On top of everything else, the Sharp HT-SB500 includes a touch panel for its up front controls. Left and right speakers come with a central channel and a subwoofer designed to work with the latest LCD TVs. Included are also basic features such as Bass, Treble and Sub level options.
Features
- Left and right speakers
- Central Channel Speaker
- Subwoofer
- 3.1-channel soundbar
- Optical and coaxial SPDIF inputs
- Stereo RCAs
- 3.5-mm jack
- Touch panel
- DTS, Dolby Digital, and Dolby Pro Logic II decoder
- Dolby Virtual Speaker
- SRS TruSurround HD
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Pros & Cons
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includes a dedicated center channel and sub
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sleek aesthetic - compliments any TV, does not attract attention
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3.5mm auxiliary input for use with other audio devices such as MP3 players
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variety of onboard decoders
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can never match true surround sound
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only takes L/R analog inputs
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EQ pre-programing is not good sound
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