Is this Yamaha soundbar's height (4.25 inches) measured with or without the "feet?" And if you can use w/out the feet, will that affect the subwoofer?
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Mine is a little less than 4.5 inches with the feet. I use the subwoofer pass thru to my powered woofer.
27702
the subwoofer is integral with the sound bar - it should work with the other speakers in the sound bar assuming your other speakers are working - do not expect the bass to be as full as a separate subwoofer although the volume will be more than sufficient
1446236
I did buy the 40in Vizio sound bar (older model) but got a really good price on it. The sound is definitely better than the TV speakers, I don't have a sub woofer hooked up to mine and i would recommend using one with the sound bar.
788997
In general, a subwoofer does not need to be immediately near the source speakers. I have mine about 10' from the soundbar, which of course is under the TV, and it seems to work very well.
58199
Not sure which speakers you have, but your receiver looks like a brute, which makes me suspect that this little subwoofer might be a little wimpy for your setup. I'm using it with a Yamaha DSP-4100, which is a soundbar and I have a 12" B&W subwoofer to supplement for movie LFEs. Hope that helps.
1584099
The sound bar itself sticks out 2.25" off the wall (when mounted) and is 2.5" tall. The subwoofer is 14" H x 6" W x 12" D. hope this helps. I've bought (4) of them now for both home and work office conference rooms.
1765037
Yes it will...just be aware that you cannot use both the subwoofer in the soundbar and the Yamaha subwoofer simultaneously.
852700
As a soundbar junkie I have owned them all and tried every mounting position that can be done,,,, my feelings are that soundbars almost always sound better mounted above a TV/display. 52" above floor level is not that high at all,,,,, I was experimenting with my Sony CT-100, Sony CT-500 and my Vizio Soundbar w/wireless sub and found one of the BEST spots for mounting was 7' from the floor, at 7' high the sound has nothing to block the reflective sound coming from the soundbar such as curtains, paintings on the wall and such. Each room is different though, but for me the higher I place my soundbars the better they sounded. Cheers Davyo
2084649
The height dimension including speaker is helpful. Thanks. Could you also measure the height of speaker with volume controls excluding the stand for me? TIA
2127741
Subwoofer = 7-3/32 x 16-1/16 x 11-13/16 inches - this info was pulled directly from the Panasonic website, where it has a page specifically for this theater system with a tab "tech specifications" that includes the dimensions and weight of each speaker. The dimensions given = wxhxd - Panasonic doesn't mention that even though height is generally the last measurement given, not the second.
1588627
Guess you could but its a lot taller than any sound bar I have seen. I pesonally would not use it as one but to each their own.. Sounds real good!
778688
There is a lot of height adjustment available. I have a 65 inch Samsung mounted, and a Yamaha Sound Bar on the top shelf. There is still 2 inches between the sound bar and and the bottom of the TV. I measure 11 inches from the top shelf to the bottom of the TV.
960204
The sound bar is 2" H x 4.5" D x 35.5" W (my measurements). For you purposes, 4.5" D is the critical measurement.
460495
I have the subwoofer on the ground. It actually performs better touching a solid surface.
1202048
Where did you get that idea?. the universal brackets fit standard sound bar screw hole spacing. Did you buy some proprietary sound bar? They are set to be flipped around to match the TV to the sound bar...
833316
If you use all of the speakers together as a horizontal soundbar (left/center/right speakers all attached together), the entire soundbar measures 49-1/2 inches wide, 2-3/4 inches tall, and 1-1/2 inches deep (front to back). There is no separate "stand" if you use the unit as a horizontal soundbar (just some very small, maybe 1/8 inch thick, plastic/rubber "feet" to raise if off of a cabinet surface). If you separate the left/right speakers from the center channel unit and use them as separate vertical speakers (which is the way I'm using them; placed on either side of the cabinet), there are two 1/4-inch thick by 5-3/4 inch square plastic base/stands included that attach to one end of each left/right speaker. Separately, each left/right speaker is 21-1/2 inches tall if you stand them each up vertically using the plastic bases. Each of these left/right speakers are 2-3/4 x 1-1/2 inch in girth (and as mentioned, the base stands are 5-3/4 inches square). The center channel speaker by itself is 7 inches wide. The separate wireless subwoofer is 11-3/4 inches (front to back), 7 inches wide, and 15-3/4 inches tall. Note that the subwoofer has an on/off switch on its backside, and it needs to be turned on and off manually (it does not power up wirelessly when you turn the main power unit on, and I found that it didn't seem to want to link up wirelessly with the main unit even if it was only about 8 feet away from the main unit; I have our subwoofer tucked in behind the angled TV cabinet that we have, so it's only a foot or two from the main unit). So be sure you place the subwoofer somewhere relatively close to the main unit and easily accessible so you can reach it to power it on and off. I hope this helps.
1570959
I will measure for you when I get home. Also, you do not have to install all of the shelves on the towers if you don't want to. For instance, my bottom right tower I did not install the first shelf up from the bottom so there would be room for my subwoofer and it looks very nice without the shelf and the sub fits perfectly. I am at work right now but will measure it when I get home and repost. I am guessing it is about 10 in.