Panasonic SC-HTB550

Compared to the TV's speakers these were a big improvement in the sound quality. The highs are much clearer and it has good bass also. It is not going to replace a 5.1 but I was not looking for that, I just wanted better sound quality while watching...

Presupposing one understands that this particular system is not a 5.1 plus system, the SC-HTB550 2.1 Channel Home Theater System boasts sleek style and outstanding audio production in a compact unit.

Improves TV sound markedly. Much deeper bass and much clearer spoken words. Wifi bass box requires manual shut off after use. Aesthetically attractive unit has a black metal screen over the speaker cones. Much better than many competitor's sound bars.

I love the look and versatility of the two front speakers in the standing configuration on the sides of TV. The finish and accents are nice. It's a big upgrade from LED TV sound. The wireless signal (but wired for power) subwoofer is a sweet...

I have a newer Panasonic Viera Television (GT50) so I thought I would make things easy and mate it with a "compatible" Panasonic soundbar. Imagine my surprise when I connected the soundbar in the horizontal format under the television (as advertised in...

As others have said this IS NOT intended to replace a full 5.1 or 7.1 system. My goal with this system was to achieve better sound than the sub par TV speakers. This unit integrated seamlessly especially if you are connecting with a Panasonic TV. Via...

I've been an audiophile for 20 years and my current tube-based system retails for over $25,000 (Harbeth speakers + Prism Orpheus DAC + Manley 100W monoblocks and a Roksan Radius 5.2 turntable). I know what live performances sound like and excellent...

I wanted better sound for our living room, but didn't want a full home theater setup. I found the panasonic 2.1 system fit perfect. Setup only took a few minutes. I use a harmony universal so I can't comment on their remote.

Just got it yesterday - here are my thoughts so far.

I bought this to go with a Panasonic LED TV, which is incredibly thin, and the TVs speakers suffer as such.