Sony Htct100 Sound Bar With Sub-Woofer - A recap

Specifications: The Sony Htct100 consist of one sound bar and a separate sub-woofer unit. It also comes with built-in Dts, Dolby Pro Logic Ii and Dolby digital encoders so you won't need to get a separate Av receiver unit. This model is a 3.1 channel surround sound law and utilizes the S-Force technology. It has a total output of 250 watts of audio power that is more than enough for small and medium sized rooms. The sub-woofer produces 100 watts of bass while the sound bar consist of three 50-watt channels.

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Design: The sound bar of the Sony Htct100 is a dinky smaller than other models in the market, measuring at just 2.75 x 2.6 x 31.5 inches. Both the sound bar and sub-woofer have a black exteriors. The sub-woofer has a slightly more 'expensive' look with a matte, vinyl surface. All of the system's ports, inputs and connectors are settled behind the subwoofer. You will find 3 Hdmi ports, one analog stereo input, one Digital Media port and a few other connector ports.

Features & Performance: considering that this is just a tiny 3.1 channel system, we did not expect much from its audio ability (little did we know that we were in for a big surprise). We watched a merge of live concerts and activity movies with the Sony Htct100 and the ability of audio was just astounding, even matching those of 5.1 channel systems. It is unfortunate that it only supports 4 Av sources, as it would otherwise prove to be a formidable system. The law was very easy to set up and the slender compose of the sound bar makes it fit literally into any nook and cranny on your hi-fi or Tv cabinet. For its reasonable price tag, good design, and impressive performance, I would give the Sony Htct100 sound law 4 stars (out of 5).

Sony Htct100 Sound Bar With Sub-Woofer - A recap

The Sony Ht-Ct100 Home Theater theory chronicle

The Sony Ht-Ct100 home theater law is a two-part system, comprising of a small sound-bar that is designed to fit on a Tv stand and a decent sized sub-woofer where all of the electronics and connections are located. The speaker of a modest size, measuring at 2.75 inches high and 2.6 inches deep. Its 31.5-inch width is also slightly shorter than many other sound-bar systems in the market. This size would go well with 32-inch Tvs and other larger models.

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A close inspection of the Sony Ht-Ct100 home theater law will recite three oval-shaped 1.6- by 2.8-inch drivers. The 4.4-pound satin-finished black plastic cabinet and perforated metal grille speaker (it has keyhole slots) can be wall mounted. If you are going to wall mount the speaker, accommodations will have to be made for the cable that needs to be constantly related to the sound-bar.

All of the Ht-/Ct100 system's connections are placed on the back panel of the sub-woofer. They consist of three Hdmi inputs, four digital audio inputs (one coaxial and three optical), an analog stereo port and one Digital Media Port connector.

They have included the accepted Dolby and Dts surround sound processing modes in the Sony Ht-Ct100 home theater system. For Blu-ray movies, it can also process uncompressed Pcm sound formats. No doubt that if you are seeing for a home theater law at a modest price, this law will make a good option for a modest sized living room, bedroom or den. The audio capability produced is surprisingly good considering its size. Performance movies, classical music and rock concerts sounded very well when played on this system. I will give this sound law 4 out of 5 stars.

The Sony Ht-Ct100 Home Theater theory chronicle