Bar 9.1

my JBL 9.1 soundbar uses usb to power the rear speakers, so rather have the integrated outlets there vs usb power brick plugged in. Nice to have the integrated outlets and don't mind that they're low powered.

I have a few years ago a jbl bar 9.1 and yeah it was incredible, but nowadays with my “table setup” i want to try speakers. If i fail/or don’t like them - it easy to sell and by a bar yeah 👍 But your choice noted 📝

I'm very happy with the JBL Bar 9.1 soundbar system with wireless sub and wireless rears. I'd buy another JBL Bar product if I needed one, like the Bar1000 or Bar700 with Multibeam 2.0 ATMOS.

I think OP want a simple and clean setup, So I’d go with a soundbar system over a full multi-room setup. Under the $1500 budget, the JBL Bar 9.1 is a really solid choice (I’m using it myself). It hits the balance of being wireless, easy to use day-to-day, and good for both TV and music. One big reas

Bose has much better clarity than JBL 9.1. actually, JBL 9.1 and the previous gen have not great clarity. The new mk2 JBL lineup is much better. You’re not better off getting Bose as JBL offers more especially now. JBL’s smart mode never bothered me on any of their units but this is personal prefere

Oh that's great then you would be set. I had this thought that it should support since the parent company which makes these soundbar is Harman which also makes jbl bars and those support it. I have jbl bar 9.1, with fire tv stick 4k max connected to it and it's connected to Samsung TV. So for dts tr

I currently own the JBL BAR 9.1 True Wireless Surround with Dolby Atmos (please don't judge me :D). I can play both audio formats without any problems, although of course I don't have the full sound experience. My long-term goal is to have the best quality audio file that will still be supported in