Rockville HTS820 5.1-Channel Bluetooth Home Theater System, 8" Subwoofer

TLDR: If you have a couple hundred bucks and want a starter-level home theater system that will help you figure out what you want in a future, high-quality theater system, definitely pick this up. Buy a DAC to go with it, too. Throw the whole thing in a man-cave after it's outlived its usefulness.Nice system for the price, but it belongs in a man-cave or office, not as a real theater setup like I intended it for in the living room. I expected this going in, based on other reviews, so I have no regrets about this purchase. I bought it because I have never had a theater system, and have never be

It's very pretty, sounds great, and adds a unique and beautiful style to the home.

This is a great purchase, great quality. It comes neatly packaged and is very easy to set up. The one and only problem I've had with it is... I bought an optical media cord and when I hook it up to my TV it makes a loud screeching noise instead of playing the audio from my tv.. idk what the deal is with that but it's kinda irritating because thats mainly the reason I bought it. For some reason the audio through my xbox Will work through the optical through the TV, but the apps and TV network audio just comes out a loud obnoxious screeching through the optical.

Super sound.......

Right up front, I feel like I need to be very clear, this is not a surround sound home theater system! This is a stereo matrix unit. I have a lot of experience with home theater, at one time owning a Marantz Pre-amp, Emotiva amplifiers, Klipsch speakers, and SVS subs (had to sell everything because we were in a budget crunch). I know what I'm talking about and I know how to hook this stuff up and what settings to change and/or adjust.I hooked this unit up using the optical port on the back to my XBox One X. The settings on the XBox were on stereo uncompressed, when I changed it to bitstream to

I'm loving this. I was using a jerry rigged surround sound, and I've never used actual surround so this, this is incredible.First things first setting up was so incredibly simple. Part of that is the incredible length wire that's provided for the rear speakers. I measured (badly) and thought the location I'd have to place them would be meh, however, they were plenty long to reach the back of the room. I have full room coverage.I thought this was going to take me hours to set up. I think I had it set up and done within fourty-five minutes. It could've been shorter, but I used different wall mou

I've had this product for 4-5 years and I'm only leaving this review because after owning it for that long, the sub finally went out and I want to replace it. After DAILY use at modest to loud levels, this thing has definitely been worth the money. The lights still work on ALL of the speakers and even though the sub "went out", as you can see in the picture, it still works! The sound is still clean but just no bass. I'm glad that they still sell the same model because I'm buying it for a second time.

While I really wanted to love this system I just couldn't. Yes, the bass bumps and while that is nice it's painful how many frequencies the back side speakers buzz on even at very low volumes. It just doesn't process them properly and with no EQ settings you can't even try to correct it, the individual speaker volume level control isn't nearly enough, but I'll get back to that.While those two speakers were a disappointment, I will say that I was very pleased with the other three speakers and the sub. The quality of sound out of those four pieces is fantastic and I've really enjoyed being able