Bomaker 190W 2.1 Soundbar with Subwoofer--Tapio III

Name: Bomaker 190W 2.1 Soundbar with Subwoofer--Tapio III
Brand: Bomaker
Price: 129.99 USD
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Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

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Bomaker 190W 2.1 Soundbar with Subwoofer--Tapio III - Bomaker

[CLEAN & LOUD SOUND]: BOMAKER soundbar with 2.25''x4 well fine-tuned full-range drivers, which larger than the general size on the market, delivering 190W and 125 dB sound loud ratio. Let you hear the every music notes beating on each violin string, and not miss every whistling of bullets piercing the air in the game
[CUSTOMIZABLE DEEP BASS]: 40W 5.25'' wired subwoofer delivers 5x deep bass than your tv and provides more stable and thrilling bass than a wireless subwoofer. 1 to 6 bass level for ground-shaking bass, delivering an epic movie viewing experience both indoor or outdoor balcony. Avoid the boredom when you can't visit the cinema
[6 DISTINCT SOUND MODES]: Customizes your sound with adjustable Game, Bass, Movie, Music, News, or 3D at the touch of a button. Brings out every little audio detail of your favorite movies, emanating multi-dimensional sound and transport you to the center of the action. With it's LED display you can quickly and easily find the input mode, volume, equalizer mode you set up
[WIRED and WIRELESS AUDIO STREAMING]: BOMAKER soundbar for TV is powered with integrated inputs to bring all media in life with amplified audio. It supports HDMI ARC, AUX, Optical, USB, Bluetooth inputs. Conveniently connect universal tv Brands, Samsung/Vizio/TCL/LG/Philips/Sony/Etc. In HDMI ARC mode, you can even use the TV remote to turn on/off the soundbar
[Humanized Design]: Fed up static noise? By using a digital amplifier the soundbar will not have static noise though the sounds play at low volume. Intuitive LED OFF function to not disturb you when watching at night. In a compact and stylish design and being wall-mountable, the soundbar will complement your TV (Ideal for TVs 33-inch and above)

David B.

The BoMaker Tapio III is a great looking and easy to assemble sound bar. I like that it came in a normal rectangular box instead of one resembling a tennis racket. They accomplished this by configuring the bar in two pieces to be twisted together by the user. Easy Peezy. The wired subwoofer has a relatively small footprint. Note that since it is wired it can only be placed as far as the wire will allow, about 4 ft, depending. It may be possible to put a cable extension on that wire but that could possibly degrade the signal. You would have to contact the company or experiment. HDMI and optical inputs both receive high quality digital audio the difference being that hdmi can pass formats such as Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD Master Audio. These formats can't get transmitted across optical but this sound bar does not support those audio formats anyway. If they are important then you will have to look elsewhere for that capability. I use the optical input and it sounds great. There is no hum even at low volume. The 6 sound choices only work with the remote and there are a few essential controls (on off, volume, Bluetooth) on the side of the bar. Three AAA Batteries are needed but not included. The remote is responsive when the buttons are pressed. The display on the bars’ front only lights up when a button is pressed. With the exception of 3-D on and off, all other functions are labeled by “EQ” and then a number so you have to know which number or button does what. Two small dim leds show the unit is plugged in and they can be turned off. The remote does not support a universal remote. The Bluetooth paired so fast it surprised me. It’s version 5.0 and very solid. Bomaker states a frequency response of 50 to 20 kHz which sounds about correct. Highs are relatively crisp considering there is no dedicated tweeter. The bars’ upper bass response is enhanced by two small bass reflex ports between the two 2.25” drivers on each side. The sub sounds good, not overpowering but does what it needs to in filling out the bottom of the sound. It is tight with tv audio and sounds especially good with Bluetooth streamed music. The bass response can be controlled in two ways. Pressing the bass button will add more low end or using the bass plus and minus buttons will add or subtract 1 level at a time to 6. That’s useful to get the bass at the volume you want to hear it. You will get more bass if you put the sub on the floor in a corner…big difference. I just happen to be testing the unit while watching the movie Star Wars. This sound bar is kicking butt! There is plenty of low end and the dialogue is clear. Know that 190 watts means peak power. Peak power is at a high percentage of distortion that may be audible (and ugly). The useful power specification number is 95 RMS because this number is at low distortion. I’m a musician and I’m interested in being able to control sound. A suggestion to the company would be to include a mid range plus or minus and a treble plus or minus controls on the remote to further dial in the sound. The bar could use this as they have dialed up midrange frequencies for voice presence. Sometimes it’s a bit much so some control would be helpful. I put it in my bedroom of about 150sq ft and even at the back wall it can be plenty loud. But, it may not have enough volume for some tastes to fill a living room (depending on size of course). I like the 3-D sound but I wish the effect was more prominent. Bomaker, dial it up! Curiously, the user manual seems to be out of logical order. It tells you how to plug it in starting on page 13. The Bowmaker Tapio lll sounds great. I’m sure you would have to spend a lot more money to get anything better. I highly recommend it.

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