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if you want better sound for your TV you don't need to spend very much and the Yamaha way a s106 sambar is proof this $200 Yamaha offers features you won't usually see at the price including HDMI inputs and both Dolby and DTS decoding if you have a 4k TV it will pass 4k and HDR material without problem as well as a CMA it also comes with optical in analog and Bluetooth so you should be able to connect most sources without an issue while it lacks a subwoofer it does have two base woofers and a separate subwoofer output if you want even more bass the sound bar comes with a cute little remote control that is a step above most credit card remotes you see these days but features are nothing if the performance is poor but the Yamaha does this well too though it lacks the precise sound projectors of the company's more expensive sound bars it does have a really wide sound field both movies have music sound larger than life and yet fully detailed sure you do miss something in the bottom register for action movies but Yamaha offers subwoofers from about 100 bucks more if you want that at the price there isn't much that competes with the y.a s106 and as a result it's one of the best entry-level sound bars you can get