Yamaha SR-B30A Dolby Atmos Sound Bar with Built-in Subwoofers (Black)

Fair for quality.
Great speaker and sub out fair price.

Yamaha: Please Don’t Stop Offering Options with a Sub Pre-Out!
First, I’ll start by saying that this is the first soundbar I’ve ever owned, so I don’t have a prior soundbar to compare this to. What I did have previously, was a 7.2 surround sound component system,built over the years with seven independent full range speakers, two 10-inch subwoofers, and four tactile transducers installed in the seating. My wife put her foot down and told me to choose the surround system or her. So out of the house I packed my surround system. Most of it, anyway.I purchased the SR-B30A, specifically because this model includes a subwoofer pre-out port. I had invested a great deal of time, energy and effort to get the tactile transducers setup and balanced with the subwoofers, and I didn’t want to loose that. For me, the most immersive aspect of the system I had before, was always the way that you could really feel the low end. I knew that no soundbar with a wireless sub was going to be able to come close to delivering that for me, so Yamaha had me sold on this aspect principally, but I also wanted to experience Atmos in my home. In this regard, the SR-B30A was really the only choice I saw for myself. Even if I had spent three, four or even more, times the money I would always feel that I was missing out.This being said, the spacial aspect of the sound that the bar produces doesn’t compare to what I had with the seven separate speakers on stands and mounted to walls around the room. Those seven speakers are what my wife hated, and I didn’t expect a 2.1 speaker arrangement to be able to replicate that. I am, however, impressed with how well dispersed the sound is, when playing back Dolby Atmos and surround sound source material. If Yamaha can do this with just the 2.1 speakers, I can only imagine the awesomeness that could happen were they to expand the number of speakers with different angled mountings. Yeah, more speakers would necessitate a higher price tag, but I’d pay it. There are speakerbars out there that are selling for around $1K.There are a couple of weak points, but nothing that would cause me to knock any stars off; your situation may be different though. The app for adjusting the settings of the bar is really basic. Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad it’s there, but coming from a home theater receiver with loads of crossover and room correction adjustments available, what is offered by the app seems geared to those without much audio equipment experience. The app also needs to be reconnected to the speakerbar most times after you switch apps or close it. A way to connect some Bluetooth headphones to the bar for late night listening would be a good feature too.Speaking of Bluetooth, one thing that I hadn’t need expecting, was that I’m unable to utilize the Bluetooth source when the TV is on. I suspect that this is due to me using my TV’s eARC CEC for control of the basic power and volume functions of the speakerbar. I have Spotify and the other streaming services available through my TV already, so it isn’t a problem for me. Just unexpected.All told, I’m very pleased with what I got from the SR-B30A. Not the downgrade I thought it would be!

Great Features in a Budget Sound Bar
Bought the SR-B30A for the master bedroom and have been more than impressed. I wanted a wired sub out to pair with a better sub than the one’s that come with the bar/sub bundles. While working on my main living room system I was trying out an SVS 3000 Micro sub that has now been paired with the SR-B30A for an unbelievable combination. The 3000 Micro is expensive (did get a really good deal from the SVS outlet) but after watching Top Gun Maverick I will keep it paired with the sound bar. I’ve used both HDMI and Optical connections, prefer HDMI due to ARC, both methods sound great.One thing that really stands out is the ability to control both treble and bass with the SB Remote app. I stumbled on it by accident, the up arrow in the volume control box expands the options and exposes the treble and bass controls. For the price, the ability to add a wired sub and also get tone controls is fantastic.Overall the sound quality is very good. My usage is 65/35 movies/music. Everything I have played has sounded very good but having a sub makes a huge difference. The soundstage is not very wide but for the size of the bar it is acceptable. For a bedroom or small living room the SR-B30A is a solid choice. Recommended budget sub pairing would be a Yamaha Audio 8″ (NS-SW050) or 10″ (NS-SW100).

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I purchased this Yamaha soundbar and subwoofer to replace an LG model I picked up a few years ago. The LG never really sounded loud enough, although rated at 300W, even when cranked to full volume. It also emitted a random and very annoying popping and staticky noise from the subwoofer regardless of all efforts to fix it.This Yamaha system delivers crisp, rich, clean sound. Using the provided ARC cable makes it a snap to use volume control, on/off without the need to add optical or other cables, using just my TV’s universal remote. No programming required.I hooked up Spotify on my cellphone via Bluetooth to the soundbar with absolutely no problem and the sound & connection are flawless.The soundbar sits conveniently in front of the TV on the cabinet unit with the wireless subwoofer a few feet away on the floor. Hardware is also included if you choose to wall mount the soundbar.I’m more than happy with sound and build quality of this unit – it’s a Yamaha – I shouldn’t be surprised.Ease of setup was surprising as well. I’m a tech-illiterate 71 year old and everything came together without a hitch.There’s also an available downloadable Yamaha app which is handy for some fine tuning.I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this unit to anyone.

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