Samsung Soundbar HW-K950 Review 2: IT IS WORKING! скачать в хорошем качестве

Samsung Soundbar HW-K950 Review 2: IT IS WORKING!

This is part 2 of my Samsung Soundbar HW-K950 review. In the first video I attempted to set up this soundbar and failed. Now in part 2 I succeeded. I will how you what went wrong. Here is the link to part 1:    • Samsung Soundbar HW-K950 Review. IT DOES N...   2016 Soundbar w/ Dolby Atmos I bought this soundbar based on a lot of reviews. Two main reasons I bought it: It has rear speakers. If you want to have surround sound, you need rear speakers. Most soundbars do not have rear speakers. And then of course price. This soundbar is expensive. Because it was an open box and the box damaged I got it 60% off the regular price. Thanks to Dolby Atmos integration and the inclusion of a subwoofer and two satellite speakers, the Samsung HW-K950 is among the most compact, versatile, and advanced home theater sound systems on the market. Such a modern soundbar system might seem stressful to set up, but we assure you it’s simple and easy. Check out my Samsung HW-K950 Atmos soundbar unboxing and setup video above. WHAT’S IN THE BOX? The package for the HW-K950 includes: The soundbar Two satellite speakers A subwoofer Four power cables Wall mounting adapters Remote control with batteries An HDMI cable The bottom of the soundbar features a power port and a connection bay. The HW-K950 has ports for 3.5 mm analog audio, digital optical audio, HDMI with ARC output, and two HDMI inputs. Those with a TV that supports ARC will want to use that port on the soundbar, as it’s a simple, one-cable solution. But if you don’t have that port, the others will allow you to use the soundbar as a sort of hub for your entertainment system, switching among components. In this case, you would need to run a digital optical audio cable down to the soundbar from the subwoofer to get audio from any streaming apps you use through the TV. Once you’ve gotten the main soundbar set up, you’ll want to plug the supplied power cables into the bottom of each satellite speaker and the subwoofer. As soon as they receive power, they will automatically link up with the soundbar. When placing the surround speakers behind you, remember that the left and right labels on the back of the speaker refer to left and right as you face the TV — this will keep you from hearing oddly placed sounds when you watch that first show or movie. In terms of placement, you’ll want to set them up off to the side and just behind the seating area if you can. Once everything is plugged in and set up, you’ll want to go into the audio menu on your TV and make sure that the soundbar is set up as an audio device. If you have a Samsung TV, this should be automatic.