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in 2018 sound bases are making a comeback and with them comes the new cue acoustics m2 this is a three hundred and forty nine dollar sound base which offers a decent amount of features including Bluetooth and an HDMI input unlike their counterparts sound bars a sound base is designed to be a literal base for your TV and it's better for smaller televisions which have a centralized pedestal stand the m2 is a compact sound base less than two feet across but it feels sturdy and it's rated to hold TVs up to 25 kilograms or 55 pounds in weight the sound base is covered in a matte black finish and it has a steel grill across the front the unit features a power button on top which functions as a source selector changing color according to the input the speaker also includes a dinky credit-card remote but these are easy to lose and I'd suggest using the TV controller or getting a universal model instead the speaker includes two balance mode radiators on the front and these offer a wider sweet spot than most speakers so people on the ends of the couch don't miss out plus it has a built-in subwoofer on the bottom don't expect bowels shaking bass from it though and unfortunately there's no subwoofer output to add more low end m to offers clear sound something we've heard from other q acoustics products making dialogue perfectly intelligible and that's what makes it worth the price of admission alone but if you push it for action movies or music the lean sound balance doesn't really have any way to go the Q acoustics m2 is likable enough but for the money there are better alternatives including the fluence a 40 or the Z Vox sound bass 670