Soundbars

Choosing a suitable JBL soundbar for your home audio system involves considering your room size, the type of media you consume, and connectivity options. For larger rooms, a JBL soundbar with a subwoofer or Dolby Atmos® technology will fill the space with rich audio, making it feel like you're in the middle of the action.

When buying a JBL soundbar, consider key features such as sound quality, connectivity options like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, audio technologies such as Dolby Atmos® for immersive sound, and whether the soundbar comes with a subwoofer for enhanced bass. Also, consider the size to ensure it fits well with your TV setup.

Yes, JBL soundbars typically feature multiple input options, allowing you to connect various devices simultaneously. Whether it’s via Bluetooth, USB, or HDMI ARC, you can easily switch between streaming music from your phone to watching TV. However, this feature may vary depending on the model you’re buying.

Setting up a JBL soundbar is a simple process. First, use an HDMI cable to connect your JBL soundbar to an HDMI ARC-supported port on your TV. This ensures the best audio quality and allows you to control the soundbar with your TV remote. Next, plug the soundbar into a power source. Finally, for wireless models, follow the simple pairing instructions to connect your soundbar to devices like your smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth.

While it's generally not possible to directly connect a JBL soundbar to an existing sound system with another soundbar, subwoofer, or amplifier, you can easily connect it to your TV. This enhances your overall audio experience, especially if your current setup doesn't offer the same powerful sound or modern features you'll find in a JBL soundbar. Features like HDMI ARC, optical inputs, and wireless connectivity make it simple to integrate your soundbar for all your movie and TV viewing.