Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #17196 in Home Theater
- Color: Black
- Brand: Boston Acoustics
- Model: TVEE 10
- Dimensions: 3.30" h x
31.50" w x
2.90" l,
4.70 pounds
Features
- Powerful audio performance for any TV
- Easy one wire hookup & wireless subwoofer
- Sound bar learns your existing remote control (No new remote needed)
- Dolby Digital and Boston's Digitally Optimized Virtual Surround
- Dedicated music and movie mode
Boston Acoustics TVEE Model 10 Theater System
Product Description
The Tvee 10 sound bar envelops you in rich, room-filling sound. Tvee 10 is a simple, plug and play solution that dramatically improves the audio performance of virtually any TV. It brings powerful, quality, and dynamic audio to TV, movies, games, and music. Connect this system directly to your TV for a fully engaging sound experience. Boston’s Digitally Optimized Virtual Surround (DOVS) recreates the cinema surround experience using sophisticated digital processing. The result? Absolutely amazing sound effects from a single sound bar. Whether you are watching TV or a movie, playing a game, or listening to music the TVee 10 provides a fully immersive sound experience. Use that remote you already own! TVee learns your television’s remote control commands, so you don't have to add yet another remote to your coffee table. Since the same television (or cable box/TiVo/satellite box) remote control can control your TVee sound bar, operating the system is as easy as watching TV.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Had the sound & features wanted, but defective
By Jblakus
I wanted a basic sound bar to replace a old Sony bar used with a Toshiba 37" LCD kept in a large oak corner TV unit with extendable, swivel stand I first look at the Boston TVEE 10 at Best Buy. The sound was not as good as the TVEE 20 or Polk units with wireless subs. I only wanted a sound bar to enhance the nearly nonexistent sound from the LCD TV and this fit the bill. The TVEE 10 was perfect size and sat nicely on the stand in front of the TV, allowing for the stand to be extended in and out and the doors to be closed.Set up of the TVEE 10 was easy and straight forward using the included digital audio cable. Also included was an analog auxiliary cable with RCA adapter plugs. Very nice and complete for any hook up situation. The included remote was OK and worked well, but I programed my TV remote to control power, change volume levels, and input modes, using the included instructions from Boston. I must also say that the included manual was surprisingly big and thorough, in 6 languages, for such a simple sound bar.The sound was clear and crisp from the first power on. Voices were clear. Background music or sounds were more pronounced than before with the old bar. I was also surprised to hear a slightly booming bass effect. It was especially resonant with some voices during newscasts.It seems the bar has bass ports in the back that resonated inside the cabinet. Extending the TV and bar outside the cabinet, reduced the booming effect. Putting tissue in the ports stopped the effect altogether when left inside the cabinet. My old Sony bar had front facing ports so it was not a problem. Still I do not fault the TVEE 10 for this problem and was willing to live with it .However, the problems did not end there. The TVEE 10 has 3 input modes; Digital, Analog audio and auxiliary audio for music. The modes are selected by remote or by a button on the front of the bar. The TVEE 10 would randomly switch to analog mode without touching a remote or the bar. Since the TV speakers were turned off this was very aggravating while following a show's dialog.To trouble shoot a possible bad digital connection, I switched the TV input to analog using the RCA cables and removing the digital cable. The same thing happen with the bar randomly switching down to Aux mode.After a few days the volume level was also not staying consistent. Thinking it was my TV remote not working properly with the TVEE 10, I deprogrammed it and used only the remote that came with the unit. I still notice the same inconsistent volume and the switching problem persisted.After messing with the TVEE 10 for a week I returned it to Amazon. The TVEE 10 unit I received was just plain defective. But despite the good basic sound quality, I decided not to order a replacement. Instead I am going for something entirely different. Sorry to say I cannot recommend the Boston TVEE 10 Sound bar based on my experience.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
Input selector has a mind of its own!
By alanr
I bought this to improve the sound from my LG TV. The TVEE 10 Sound Bar connected easily to the TV's optical audio connector and it sounded great. Then it changed the input selector on its own, and would change every 1-2 hours. The audio would go away until I changed it back to the correct setting. This happened when I was away from the house and/or when I was in the house. The other two reviews also told of the input selector changing on its own.Not acceptable! I returned it.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.In and out again in 90 minutes flat.
By Mark
The Boston Acoustics TVee 10 sets up very easily, but I found the cable on the power adaptor to be way too short to do a neatly cable-dressed install on our TV stand. I used the supplied TosLink cable to feed the unit from the back of a Sony KDL-40XBR4. My impressions of the audio quality is that it was a marginal improvement over the set's own sound. I felt that the unit had an overall hollow tone to it, possibly resonances from the rather lightweight plastic construction. There was an improvement in bass, and a little improvement in dialog intelligibility. As you may expect from a front-firing design like this, the audio is quite in-your-face as opposed to the sound from the set. Some may like this, but I felt the Sony itself offered a little more natural sound-staging.But in the end none of that matters, because in the hour or so that I sat and listened I experienced the same problem that other reviewers reported: the unit randomly and arbitrarily switches itself to another input and must be manually dialed back to the correct one. This happened about four times, and is absolutely unacceptable. Back it went.
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