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i untie Pendlebury em today I'm looking at the clips are 10 B sambar when it comes to upgrading your TV sound the sound bar is probably the easiest way to do it and if you want a system that can put some pizzazz in your movie watching the clips are 10 B is an excellent choice while may be more costly the most sound bar systems at $600 it offers a better performance than even our current budget favorite the pioneer SB 120 unlike some of the more expensive systems on the market this is a stereo only system with a subwoofer and while it does have a wide mode it's not true surround unlike the Pioneer though the eclipses main speaker is made of plastic and is on the macho side as far as looks go the subwoofer that comes with it is a reasonable side made of wood and Wireless but disappointingly it can't be controlled with the remote the number of inputs is quite limited with just a stereo input and an optical at least the unit has a Bluetooth connection with optic support so if you have a compatible phone it doesn't sound like complete garbage movies sound great on this thing with the sub giving film soundtracks real oomph and it's one of the best sound bars we've seen under $1500 music is also really good for a system of this size though if you're streaming from your phone and it doesn't have optics then the sound is a little thin and brittle sounding in all this is an easy to set up and use sound bar with excellent performance but if you're a power user then maybe the lack of inputs could be a problem this is ty Pendlebury for cnet.com