SeekerSamsung HW-Q60B
The Samsung HW-Q60B is good for mixed usage. It's a simple 3.1 bar that has a pretty neutral sound out-of-the-box, so voices and lead instruments are clear and present in the mix. Like most Samsung models, it offers lots of customization tools, too, including a graphic EQ as well as lots of presets. While there's support for surround sound and Dolby Atmos, unfortunately, it has to downmix this content into stereo to play it. There's a lack of low-bass, too, that's noticeable with action-packed movies and bass-heavy music.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
Product details
- DOLBY ATMOS/ DTS VITUAL:X: Elevate your favorite content. Dolby Atmos creates realistic 3D sound by projecting it from all around you, including from above, while DTS Virtual: X expands your listening experience without having to add extra speakers*.DTS : DTS 5.1ch, Total Power (W) : 340W
- TRUE 3.1CH SOUND: Enjoy a cinematic audio experience, with 3 channels, 1 subwoofer and 2 up-firing channels combined to put you at the center of the action.
- Q- SYMPHONY: Perfectly synchronized, fully immersive audio floods your room all at once, using every speaker in compatible Samsung TV and soundbars. Q-Symphony is compatible with select 2021 & 2022 Samsung TV's**
- ADAPTIVE SOUND: Enjoy dynamically optimized audio with enhanced voice clarity so you can follow along with action-packed games and blockbuster films.
- GAME MODE: Game Mode optimizes your gaming experience with synced, directional audio that moves with the onscreen action, and eliminates distractions***
PROS
+ Graphic EQ.
+ Dolby Atmos support.
+ Dialogue enhancement feature.
CONS
- Lacks some low-bass.
- Downmixes surround and Atmos content into stereo.
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By Rtings on June 01, 2022
The Samsung HW-Q60B is good for mixed usage. It's a simple 3.1 bar that has a pretty neutral sound out-of-the-box, so voices and lead instruments are clear and present in the mix. Like most Samsung models, it offers lots of customization tools, too, including a graphic EQ as well as lots of presets. While there's support for surround sound and Dolby Atmos, unfortunately, it has to downmix this content into stereo to play it. There's a lack of low-bass, too, that's noticeable with action-packed movies and bass-heavy music.
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