And to match the width of the SB46 M perfectly to my display took no more than a couple of tugs. Sonance’s exhaustive instructions and accessories made the soundbar installation part a snap.
SONANCE SOUNDBAR TV
Truthfully, the hardest part about marrying the SB46 M to the 50-inch Panasonic plasma in my bedroom was getting the TV off of its articulating arm mount and back on again once the process was complete. But at the time, I merely shook my head and chuckled, then turned my attention back to the matter of mounting. At the time, the most articulate response I could come up with was, “Wait, what? Why?” Why worry whether the width of your soundbar matches your TV if you’re just going to plop it on a credenza?Īnd we’ll actually come back to that point in a few paragraphs.
SONANCE SOUNDBAR MANUAL
With all that emphasis on mounting, mounting, and more mounting, though, it struck me as a little more than curious when I came across four little rubber tootsies in the package, along with references in the instruction manual to tabletop or cabinet placement. Your choice between the latter will depend on the thickness of the display, and you can also fine-tune the depth of the soundbar’s installation with included bolts and washers and spacers to ensure that it not only perfectly matches the width of the TV in question, but also fits flush with its face.
SONANCE SOUNDBAR DRIVER
What’s not to love about a passive LCR solution that can literally be adjusted, on the spot, without tools, to perfectly match the width of virtually any flat-panel display (between 50 and 60 inches diagonal for the SB46 M between 70 and 80 inches diagonal for its larger brother, the SB46 L)? With smooth side-cabinet compartments housing the left and right driver arrays, which effortlessly retract into or extend out of the compartment housing the center speaker elements, the SB46 M makes one heck of a sexy alternative to tailor-built, one-off integrated LCR solutions that become obsolete the minute you or your client opts for a TV upgrade.Īnd the package includes literally everything you’ll need to mate the soundbar perfectly with any TV within its rated range, including wall mounting options and both flat and recessed brackets for mounting it to the display itself. Mind you, the marketing is brilliant simplicity incarnate, like the product itself. Sonance’s new adjustable-width SB46 M Soundbar. An example of this is Sonance’s new adjustable-width SB46 M Soundbar.
The flipside to that, of course, is that great marketing can also draw a pretty tight box around the way you think about a product at first.
“The Man Your Man Could Smell Like?” Hell, that slogan makes me want to buy Old Spice, and I don’t even wear cologne. The old posters with the tagline, “They don’t write songs about Volvos” tell you everything you really need to know about the experience of driving a Corvette. A good marketing campaign, after all, can beautifully and succinctly encapsulate a product in such a way that you just grok it nearly instantly. I have an immense amount of respect for marketing folks.
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