Cheaper than it has ever been on Amazon (£39.99). Part of the early black Friday deals on Argos.
The Bush CBAR4 Soundbar has a built-in subwoofer to provide you with superior sound quality. Easy to set up with a simple design, digital coaxial and comes with a remote control, this is the perfect solution to enhance your viewing experience and for you to enjoy your favourite movies and television programmes on a new level.
2.1 channels.
Active amplifier.
Built in subwoofer.
Total RMS wattage: 100 watts.
Speaker bar: 25 watts.
Subwoofer: 50 watts.
Remote control batteries required 1 x button cell (included) .
Size of speaker bar H10.5, W78, D5.5cm.
Weight of speaker bar 2kg.
Latest comments (26)
Khairul
16 Jan 16#26
Thanks, but what about sound quality? (As you can probably tell I'm a bit of an noob)
The KitSound has Optical Port, Bluetooth to connect your BT devices to for playback, USB port for playback from a pendrive (Perhaps external USB powered HDD?) & doubles up as a charging port for your mobile phone. Better value all round. Poor remote though & less wattage than the BUSH.
MAGIC9009
30 Dec 15#23
and good luck trying to find one in stock...
jldevoy
27 Nov 151#22
For the people saying this is rubbish, whats the one you'd get on a tight budget?
brookysm
22 Nov 15#15
Save your shoe leather and simply flush £39 down the toilet rather than wasting time buying this rubbish...
mabs1234 to brookysm
24 Nov 15#21
What would you recommend then as an alternative
mabs1234
24 Nov 15#20
I'm after a good sound bar been watching deals for ages Every time a cheap one comes up everyone attacks it lol
for my sony tv can somebody recommend good one with good features and reasonable price what should I be expecting to pay
BraddersJ
22 Nov 15#19
Not voting hot or cold at this price...
BraddersJ
22 Nov 15#18
I had one of these, not too bad for a small room. Don't think you're gonna get up to '100w' without distortion.
Was happy with mine but I only paid £20 at a dodgy boot sale!
pashaDOLL
22 Nov 15#13
I have a Bluetooth one in my lounge and an aux in my bedroom.... My bedroom one will be passed into my sister as I don't use it simply because my aux doesn't stretch across my room. If you love playing music front our sound bar then best to get a Bluetooth one so you can still use your phone otherwise brilliant deal
thabiz to pashaDOLL
22 Nov 15#17
You can always get a long AUX cable off ebay.
thabiz
22 Nov 151#16
Come one guys, realistically for most people this will be fine. Not everyone's an audiophile.
dxx
22 Nov 15#14
I wouldn't. If you want decent quality audio for your TV, I'd spend a bit more and buy something other than a cheap Argos own-brand soundbar. It might be better than your TV's built-in audio if you're using a cheap Argos own-brand TV, but don't expect it to be anywhere near good.
carsick77
22 Nov 15#12
This may be OK for a bedroom or a very cheap TV but I really wouldn't recommend it for your main lounge TV. I have to agree with other comments, try and get one with a wireless sub for big screens/rooms but they are of course more expensive than these.
For a spare/bedroom TV, its ok for the price but I think you won't notice much of a difference between your TV speakers and this.
jimmyandmel
22 Nov 15#11
Hey thanks for the reply , il give that a go, it's a nightmare without remote
jimmyandmel
22 Nov 15#9
Anyone know if you can buy replacement remote controls for bush soundbars?
woodg8 to jimmyandmel
22 Nov 15#10
if they're IR controlled, you could just buy one them All-in-one controllers that lets you control any IR device. I have one and they're great
Neobrown
22 Nov 15#8
No bluetooth, no thanks
bellboys
22 Nov 15#6
I know it's £20 more but the Roth Audio Zero 2 at Tesco is surely a better buy? OK, currently OOS but I registered for an email update last time it was OOS and got an email within days to say it was back in stock. Made up with it and find the Bluetooth APT-X genuinely useful to play my music from my phone wirelessly. Way cheaper at Tesco than anywhere else. Just a thought...
I'm sure this was reduced to clear in my local Tesco for £49, the bluetooth is good but no subwoofer. Really good looking though
Proveright
22 Nov 15#4
I have a Bush 200w with 4.1 channels and separate subwoofer cost £99. Which I purchased after taking back a cheaper one and spec.
Dont bother with any sound bar that does not have a separate subwoofer, and the more channels the better. You may as well stick with the tv speakers and save up for something decent.
matthewsafc to Proveright
22 Nov 15#5
I agree however you can't argue at this price, especially for a bedroom or whatever
InTheKnow444
22 Nov 15#3
worth this amount of money but the base only goes +3
I have owned one in the past
julianoronaldo
21 Nov 151#1
can you connect your phone to play music through either Bluetooth or an auxiliary cable?
matthewsafc to julianoronaldo
21 Nov 15#2
There is an AUX port on the side and a review says "It is very easy to connect to a TV and to an ipod/ laptop through the aux port." Hope that helps
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The Bush CBAR4 Soundbar has a built-in subwoofer to provide you with superior sound quality. Easy to set up with a simple design, digital coaxial and comes with a remote control, this is the perfect solution to enhance your viewing experience and for you to enjoy your favourite movies and television programmes on a new level.
2.1 channels.
Active amplifier.
Built in subwoofer.
Total RMS wattage: 100 watts.
Speaker bar: 25 watts.
Subwoofer: 50 watts.
Remote control batteries required 1 x button cell (included) .
Size of speaker bar H10.5, W78, D5.5cm.
Weight of speaker bar 2kg.
Latest comments (26)
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for my sony tv can somebody recommend good one with good features and reasonable price what should I be expecting to pay
Was happy with mine but I only paid £20 at a dodgy boot sale!
For a spare/bedroom TV, its ok for the price but I think you won't notice much of a difference between your TV speakers and this.
http://www.tesco.com/direct/roth-sub-zero-ii-32w-soundbar-with-bluetooth-apt-x/205-0998.prd
Dont bother with any sound bar that does not have a separate subwoofer, and the more channels the better. You may as well stick with the tv speakers and save up for something decent.
I have owned one in the past