With this sleek and unobtrusive 37" Soundbar from Goodmans you can transform your TV into a home entertainment system. Its simple design complements any flat screen television and will improve your TV's audio performance via one simple cable connection.
This Goodmans Soundbar features a 2-channel speaker system that delivers up to 20W of powerful, room-filling sound. Bluetooth® connectivity lets you stream your favourite music and playlists directly from your compatible smartphone, tablet or laptop. Alternatively, you can take advantage of the 3.5mm auxiliary cable (supplied) to connect to the line-in socket of most TVs. Some TV's may also have RCA connections labelled AUDIO OUT. Use this connection with the RCA cable (supplied) to connect to the auxiliary input on the rear of the soundbar. Please note, this may require TV menu interaction to turn off the TV's own speakers.
• 2.0CH Speaker system
• Built in Bluetooth receiver
• Cloth speaker grille
• Full function remote control
• Wall mountable with mounting clips
Spotted at B&M Blantyre
Top comments
hcc27
19 Aug 1612#9
They've all been sold off to Chinese/ Turkish/ Slovakian brands, the previous owners would have purchased their yachts with the proceeds, and half the poor sods who worked at these factories are now on benefits.
What a sorry saga, the tale of British manufacturing .
haritori
20 Aug 1611#18
I'm gogin back 30 years here now, and never has Goodmans or Bush been considered a good brand!, Hitachi were more of industrial type stuff and Grundig ive never really heard of until more recently.
Good Audio has always been the same, the more well known brands of Yamaha & Sony were the most popular, in the 90's its was Techniques and Kenwood.
mattressback
19 Aug 168#15
Why bother. It's got to be dogseggs for that sort of money and 20W. Just blutack a couple of polystyrene cups to your TV speakers, probably get same benefit
andiejn to noobydoodle
19 Aug 167#6
obviously, it's a Goodmans.
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furion1985
19 Aug 16#1
EveshamLad to furion1985
20 Aug 16#37
Looks like the shelf is bare :disappointed:
Still, they might have re-stocked by now! :smiley:
Voted HOT, HOT, HOT!
noobydoodle
19 Aug 16#2
Good deal. But the sound quality is not that good.
andiejn to noobydoodle
19 Aug 167#6
obviously, it's a Goodmans.
Gollywood to noobydoodle
20 Aug 16#28
I wonder why? I mean it's £10 & a Goodman's.....
mimosasttropez to noobydoodle
20 Aug 16#35
shug119
19 Aug 16#3
All stores ?
ashmac
19 Aug 16#4
will check this Saturday, thanks
kristalyte
19 Aug 16#5
40£ in Peterborough
amour3k to kristalyte
19 Aug 161#10
Huh?.
How so?, when the OP's Deal Picture blatantly show's that the RRP for this Product was only £19.99?.
Or am I missing something ...
tnm1975
19 Aug 166#7
and a tenner!
Newbold
19 Aug 163#8
Once upon a time, many years ago, Goodmans speakers were amongst the very best available. And Bush, Hitachi and Grundig were also top brands. How things change.......
hcc27
19 Aug 1612#9
They've all been sold off to Chinese/ Turkish/ Slovakian brands, the previous owners would have purchased their yachts with the proceeds, and half the poor sods who worked at these factories are now on benefits.
What a sorry saga, the tale of British manufacturing .
michaeljb
19 Aug 165#11
it truly is a shame, but even on benefits they can still afford this sound bar at ten quid a pop
databar
19 Aug 162#12
£10 wasted if you buy this
ryan0ceros
19 Aug 162#13
any good for just a cheap stereo system for ipod? wouldn't run the TV through it.
napper
19 Aug 16#14
I think there's a 40w sound bar in stores at £39. The one here is 20w.
I've been in my nearest store a few times over the past while and I've never seen the 20w one ever.
mattressback
19 Aug 168#15
Why bother. It's got to be dogseggs for that sort of money and 20W. Just blutack a couple of polystyrene cups to your TV speakers, probably get same benefit
TTTexan
19 Aug 161#16
I got one of these from a tesco eBay deal for £17 a few weeks ago. I was happy with it at that price.. £10 is a bargain. Perfectly fine for linking to ipad/phone to play music in kitchen/bedroom.
haritori
20 Aug 164#17
Id argue the sound quality of your TV is on par if not better than this soundbar.
Quite possibly the most pointless buy of the year.
haritori
20 Aug 1611#18
I'm gogin back 30 years here now, and never has Goodmans or Bush been considered a good brand!, Hitachi were more of industrial type stuff and Grundig ive never really heard of until more recently.
Good Audio has always been the same, the more well known brands of Yamaha & Sony were the most popular, in the 90's its was Techniques and Kenwood.
matth9999
20 Aug 16#19
Might give it a go, though it may look a bit odd overhanging the sides of the 32" TV unit.
Also, I've kind of got used to the horrible TV audio of the "no visible speakers" setup, though it was a massive downward step from the previous TV that had them in a few inch lower rim, that and a bit of adjustment.
And yes, Goodmans of old, got a pair of Active 25 PC speakers that do far better than their tiny size would suggest - needed a pair for testing something and they were 4 or 5 quid from a charity shop, and I picked them as probably the best out of 3 different sets they had.
manbearpig
20 Aug 161#20
Perfect for those on benefits
Not loud enough to cause the police to come ever again
smiler594
20 Aug 16#21
For £10 mate...do you expect Bose for £10?
Newbold
20 Aug 162#22
You need to go back a little further, I'm afraid - try looking at the period before the Japanese took over. There was a time, long ago, back in the 60s when British HiFi equipment was the best in the world - you wouldn't have touched anything Japanese with a bargepole. Even in the 70s Goodmans speakers were amongst the best you could get. :smile:
pendrive2001
20 Aug 16#23
He possibly has seen the 50w version that they sell for £39.99
Tactical Tom
20 Aug 16#24
Thanks OP.
davidmbell
20 Aug 16#25
Are you not thinking of Wharfedale? Now they were good, way back when, but they sold out to some cheap brand and became as terrible as the Alba/Goodmans/Matsui's of the world.
Loefah
20 Aug 16#26
Hideous sound quality. TV speakers were better.
Newbold
20 Aug 161#27
No. Goodmans. It's an area I know pretty well. :wink:
Danze1984
20 Aug 16#29
Wharfedale speakers aren't terrible.
Kmcmahail
20 Aug 16#30
got two of these and they worked great
Gertlush
20 Aug 16#31
no stock at Winterstoke road store Bristol
lucyloo1968
20 Aug 16#32
No stock in chester sealand road or queensferry. Only ones in stock were £40
captainbeaky
20 Aug 16#33
Goodmans Maxim speakers used to be highly regarded.
corred1964
20 Aug 16#34
Modern Wharfedale speakers are shocking.....the brand as such no longer exists....it's like Goodmans, Alba etc....they now put the name on any mass produced generic Chinese electronics......
mimosasttropez
20 Aug 16#36
A con to get you into the store. Staff admitted only a few stores had them and no more than 2 or3
tasker
20 Aug 16#38
modern wharefadale speakers are rubbish??
you better go buy a copy if what hifi, see how many times the diamonds get awards and the rest get good reviews
check_your_bank
20 Aug 16#39
utter ****, you would be better off with your integrated speakers.
PhilK
20 Aug 161#40
I've got a Goodmans 40" soundbar and it's smashing.
No complaints whatsoever
I think you'll find those who criticise don't have one and never have (although they'll claim they have)
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Opening post
This Goodmans Soundbar features a 2-channel speaker system that delivers up to 20W of powerful, room-filling sound. Bluetooth® connectivity lets you stream your favourite music and playlists directly from your compatible smartphone, tablet or laptop. Alternatively, you can take advantage of the 3.5mm auxiliary cable (supplied) to connect to the line-in socket of most TVs. Some TV's may also have RCA connections labelled AUDIO OUT. Use this connection with the RCA cable (supplied) to connect to the auxiliary input on the rear of the soundbar. Please note, this may require TV menu interaction to turn off the TV's own speakers.
• 2.0CH Speaker system
• Built in Bluetooth receiver
• Cloth speaker grille
• Full function remote control
• Wall mountable with mounting clips
Spotted at B&M Blantyre
Top comments
What a sorry saga, the tale of British manufacturing .
Good Audio has always been the same, the more well known brands of Yamaha & Sony were the most popular, in the 90's its was Techniques and Kenwood.
All comments (40)
Still, they might have re-stocked by now! :smiley:
Voted HOT, HOT, HOT!
How so?, when the OP's Deal Picture blatantly show's that the RRP for this Product was only £19.99?.
Or am I missing something ...
What a sorry saga, the tale of British manufacturing .
I've been in my nearest store a few times over the past while and I've never seen the 20w one ever.
Quite possibly the most pointless buy of the year.
Good Audio has always been the same, the more well known brands of Yamaha & Sony were the most popular, in the 90's its was Techniques and Kenwood.
Also, I've kind of got used to the horrible TV audio of the "no visible speakers" setup, though it was a massive downward step from the previous TV that had them in a few inch lower rim, that and a bit of adjustment.
And yes, Goodmans of old, got a pair of Active 25 PC speakers that do far better than their tiny size would suggest - needed a pair for testing something and they were 4 or 5 quid from a charity shop, and I picked them as probably the best out of 3 different sets they had.
Not loud enough to cause the police to come ever again
you better go buy a copy if what hifi, see how many times the diamonds get awards and the rest get good reviews
No complaints whatsoever
I think you'll find those who criticise don't have one and never have (although they'll claim they have)