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Samsung SWA-9200S Wireless Rear Speaker Kit
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Amazon has Samsung SWA-9200S Wireless Rear Speaker Kit for $90.39. Shipping is free.
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- Wirelessly connect 2.0 Ch 2 front-firing rear speakers to compatible Samsung soundbars
- These speakers are ONLY compatible with Q600B, Q60B, S60B, S61B & S50B Soundbars from Samsung. They will not work with Non-Atmos soundbar systems from Samsung
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Amazon has Samsung SWA-9200S Wireless Rear Speaker Kit for $90.39. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter StrifeZero for sharing this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Deal Hunter StrifeZero for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Wirelessly connect 2.0 Ch 2 front-firing rear speakers to compatible Samsung soundbars
- These speakers are ONLY compatible with Q600B, Q60B, S60B, S61B & S50B Soundbars from Samsung. They will not work with Non-Atmos soundbar systems from Samsung
Editor's Notes
Written by SlickDealio | Staff- About this Offer:
- This sale price is $7.56 less than this previous FrontPage Deal from March.
- About this product:
- Rating of 4.3 from over 1,700 Amazon customer reviews.
- About this store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
- Additional note:
- Please read the Forum Thread for more deal discussion.
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It's been a minute since I did it, but I believe that remote has a gears icon which should be options. Clicking that should let you cycle through some more options on the soundbar itself. Eventually, it will display rear or something to that effect. That will let you adjust the volume all the way up on those independently. Hope that helps! If I find a guide online, I'll send it your way.
EDIT: I found my review on Best Buy and Samsung responded on how to adjust the volume! Here you go:
Hi KBURNS,
Thank you for purchasing the Samsung SWA-9500S Wireless Rear Loud Speakers to accompany your HW-Q700A
Once this kit is connected to a compatible Samsung soundbar, the soundbar remote is then used to control the volume level of the rear kit. Press the Sound Control button on the soundbar remote (looks like a gear), then select REAR LEVEL and use the Up/Down buttons to adjust the volume within a -6 to +6 range.
Also, make sure that the source (e.g. TV output) is sending surround channels to the Soundbar. If the source is not capable of surround, then set the Surround mode to OFF on the Soundbar by pressing the Surround button on the remote. If the source has surround channels, select the desired Sound Mode from the Soundbar remote.
You might want to try turning off Dynamic Range Control. This is done by pressing and holing the Sound Mode button while the Soundbar is in standby mode. Depending on your soundbar model, you may or may not have DRC.
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It's been a minute since I did it, but I believe that remote has a gears icon which should be options. Clicking that should let you cycle through some more options on the soundbar itself. Eventually, it will display rear or something to that effect. That will let you adjust the volume all the way up on those independently. Hope that helps! If I find a guide online, I'll send it your way.
EDIT: I found my review on Best Buy and Samsung responded on how to adjust the volume! Here you go:
Hi KBURNS,
Thank you for purchasing the Samsung SWA-9500S Wireless Rear Loud Speakers to accompany your HW-Q700A
Once this kit is connected to a compatible Samsung soundbar, the soundbar remote is then used to control the volume level of the rear kit. Press the Sound Control button on the soundbar remote (looks like a gear), then select REAR LEVEL and use the Up/Down buttons to adjust the volume within a -6 to +6 range.
Also, make sure that the source (e.g. TV output) is sending surround channels to the Soundbar. If the source is not capable of surround, then set the Surround mode to OFF on the Soundbar by pressing the Surround button on the remote. If the source has surround channels, select the desired Sound Mode from the Soundbar remote.
You might want to try turning off Dynamic Range Control. This is done by pressing and holing the Sound Mode button while the Soundbar is in standby mode. Depending on your soundbar model, you may or may not have DRC.
It's been a minute since I did it, but I believe that remote has a gears icon which should be options. Clicking that should let you cycle through some more options on the soundbar itself. Eventually, it will display rear or something to that effect. That will let you adjust the volume all the way up on those independently. Hope that helps! If I find a guide online, I'll send it your way.
EDIT: I found my review on Best Buy and Samsung responded on how to adjust the volume! Here you go:
Hi KBURNS,
Thank you for purchasing the Samsung SWA-9500S Wireless Rear Loud Speakers to accompany your HW-Q700A
Once this kit is connected to a compatible Samsung soundbar, the soundbar remote is then used to control the volume level of the rear kit. Press the Sound Control button on the soundbar remote (looks like a gear), then select REAR LEVEL and use the Up/Down buttons to adjust the volume within a -6 to +6 range.
Also, make sure that the source (e.g. TV output) is sending surround channels to the Soundbar. If the source is not capable of surround, then set the Surround mode to OFF on the Soundbar by pressing the Surround button on the remote. If the source has surround channels, select the desired Sound Mode from the Soundbar remote.
You might want to try turning off Dynamic Range Control. This is done by pressing and holing the Sound Mode button while the Soundbar is in standby mode. Depending on your soundbar model, you may or may not have DRC.
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On first set up I seated the wires all the way in, but I had 0 sound coming from them. Pulled them out just a bit after reading that tip and they worked.
On first set up I seated the wires all the way in, but I had 0 sound coming from them. Pulled them out just a bit after reading that tip and they worked.
FYI: If you have this sound bar or one like it (SAMSUNG HW-Q600B), to access the +/- for the sound bar and rear speakers you need to press the "CH Level" button then cycle through and adjust as needed.
It's been a minute since I did it, but I believe that remote has a gears icon which should be options. Clicking that should let you cycle through some more options on the soundbar itself. Eventually, it will display rear or something to that effect. That will let you adjust the volume all the way up on those independently. Hope that helps! If I find a guide online, I'll send it your way.
EDIT: I found my review on Best Buy and Samsung responded on how to adjust the volume! Here you go:
Hi KBURNS,
Thank you for purchasing the Samsung SWA-9500S Wireless Rear Loud Speakers to accompany your HW-Q700A
Once this kit is connected to a compatible Samsung soundbar, the soundbar remote is then used to control the volume level of the rear kit. Press the Sound Control button on the soundbar remote (looks like a gear), then select REAR LEVEL and use the Up/Down buttons to adjust the volume within a -6 to +6 range.
Also, make sure that the source (e.g. TV output) is sending surround channels to the Soundbar. If the source is not capable of surround, then set the Surround mode to OFF on the Soundbar by pressing the Surround button on the remote. If the source has surround channels, select the desired Sound Mode from the Soundbar remote.
You might want to try turning off Dynamic Range Control. This is done by pressing and holing the Sound Mode button while the Soundbar is in standby mode. Depending on your soundbar model, you may or may not have DRC.
Thanks for providing that info!
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The sound quality is honestly not great from these tiny rear speakers compared to my ten year old Vizio soundbar with wireless speakers/sub. For the price you end up paying to buy the speakers and a sub separately, you can find better all-inclusive options. The whole system gets plenty loud, but it doesn't seem to have much dynamic range. The center channel seemed to get lost once I added the rear speakers and sub.
Also, it introduced a slight but perceivable delay that isn't there when I use just the soundbar connected via HDMI ARC. It's not enough to make me stop using it, but enough that once you notice it it's annoying.