Description

• Fully active soundbar with wirelessly connected subwoofer and 210/420 watts of total power
• HDMI, optical digital input, analog jack input, USB and Bluetooth 5.0 aptX for a perfect music streaming experience
• Dolby Digital for optimum film audio
• Equalizer with three presets for films, music and enhanced speech intelligibility
• Realistic, DSP-controlled 3D surround sound program for films and music
• Night mode with a reduced dynamic range

• Fully active 3.1 home cinema soundbar

  A full 1200 mm wide, the SBW 300 blends in perfectly with 55 inch TVs or larger. The 75 mm high and 90 mm deep soundbar is equipped with three two-way systems for the left, right and center channels, each of which consists of a 20 mm fabric dome and two 76 x 48 mm mid-range drivers. 30 watts of continuous power and 60 watts of peak power are available for each of the channels, which is more than enough to perform dynamic feats.

  In addition to the HDMI input for connecting to a television, the SBW 300 also features an optical digital input, an analog 3.5 mm jack input, as well as a USB input that can be used to play MP3 and WMA files. Last but not least, the Bluetooth interface with lossless aptX transmission rounds off the variety of inputs.

  The USB connection can be used to supply power, thereby enabling Amazon Alexa or Google Home voice assistants to be easily connected.

  The subwoofer, which is also fully active and wirelessly connected, is equipped with a 250 mm long-throw chassis at the side. This is driven by an amplifier that delivers 120 watts of continuous power and 240 watts of maximum power. Thanks to a power consumption of less than half a watt in standby mode, both the soundbar and the subwoofer can be left on without hesitation. As a result, you can enjoy a high-quality sound as soon as a connected source is switched on.

  Thanks to HDMI-CEC functionality, the system can be operated via your TV’s remote control. If that’s not possible, you can use the remote control supplied with the system. In addition, operating elements for all of the essential functions are located on the top of the soundbar.