I generally don’t use soundbars. I realise and accept the convenience of them and they definitely are an improvement over most budget televisions sound. For my main viewing I use a 68 inch panasonic, audiolab, Iota and Emotiva amplifiers and a Denon AVR 3700X does the sound processing which is fed via the power amps to my Wharfedale Evo 4 loudspeakers, the digital signal from my Multimedia PC is from a Xonar Essence audiophile sound card, with Bursten capacitors, it sounds great but it ought to do as we are talking thousands of pounds, literally several thousands of pounds. I wanted a soundbar for my upstairs pc, just so I had sound, I listened to some at a well known appliance store and was disappointed, confused and struggling for answers. Looking online I found a review of this sound bar, it was an honest review, it didn’t make claims that I knew would be false. I purchased this Snowdon soundbar and it cost me just over £50, I didn’t expect much, but what a refreshing surprise I got. Of course it cant live with five thousand pounds of audio equipment, there’s no comparison, but what this soundbar does best is ‘disappear’, sonically. It’s just pleasing, you forget it’s there, it’s clear, concise, responsive, I just can’t knock it, it even looks pleasing, nice clean lines. Okay, if I had to say the one fault , and this is just a personal thing, it would be that it doesn’t have a usb socket. Thesdays everything has a usb socket and for good reason, theres a million and one devices out there that require a usb socket. Other than that, 10/10.