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Sony Ht-Sf150
120 W, Stereo
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digitec
1 month ago
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Your Apple TV and Swisscom TV Box can remain connected to the TV. The soundbar only needs the HDMI ARC connection to the TV to receive the sound from all devices.
If the soundbar is connected to the TV via HDMI ARC, the TV automatically forwards the sound from all connected devices (Apple TV, Swisscom TV Box and TV programme) to the soundbar. You do not need to connect these devices to the soundbar. The sound is then output via the soundbar as long as it is activated and the TV has been configured accordingly.
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The unit is as good as new in stock, however we also have a cheaper used return available which was returned within the 30 day return policy.
digitec
11 months ago
Yes, it is possible to use the device via Bluetooth only. The Sony HT-SF150 supports Bluetooth 4.2, which enables a wireless connection to compatible devices. However, there is also the option of connecting it to a TV via a cable, such as HDMI ARC.
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So the soundbar only receives the Bluetooth signal, but it does not send an audio signal to another device via Bluetooth.
In my house, the sound bar is connected to the TV (HDMI + optical) and all sources go through the sound bar.
You need a jack with a 3 jack output to connect your bar.
Hi Frederic,
no, there is no infrared extension for this soundbar.
Sony Support EN
Yes, both devices have an optical connection, I would use this connection right away. Suitable cable: Goobay Toslink cable with metal plugs (1.50 m, upper class, optical)
Depending on length ;)
It says that this product has HDMI CEC, which would be in favour of your desired behaviour. If your TV also has this, it should work.
No, the package does not contain an HDMI cable to connect the soundbar to the TV
I have an LG Smart TV 60" and it works perfectly. It has a glass connection, HDMI etc.. Bluetooth works very well via mobile phone etc. too. The effect is impressive compared to the "normal" speakers in the TV ;-)
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