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3.1 soundbar, Samsung HW-S801B Soundbar HW-S801B/ZA, Trios "3.1-Set" | Teufel
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JBL Bar | 3.1-Channel 4K Ultra HD Soundbar Wireless Subwoofer
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340W 3.1ch Soundbar w/ Subwoofer Theater - HW-M550/ZA | Samsung US
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What's the Difference a 2.1 and 3.1
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Amazon.com: Xiaomi Soundbar 3.1ch, 430W Max Power, 3.1ch DTS® Virtual X Sound, One-tap to Play Audio with NFC, Wireless and immersive subwoofer Experience Electronics
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JBL Bar Wireless Home Theater Soundbar & Subwoofer #VT7977 |
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Samsung Soundbar 340 watt 3.1 w/ sub | Samsung Cleek's Furnishing
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Sony Dolby Atmos / DTS:X Soundbar |
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Bar 3.1 Review (3.1 Soundbar) | HME
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LG SC9 3.1.3-Channel Dolby Atmos Soundbar System
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Samsung HW-B650/ZA Soundbar with / DTS Virtual:X Black - Best Buy
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Amazon.com: Hisense HS312 3.1ch Sound Bar with Wireless Subwoofer, 300W, Dolby Atmos, 4K Pass-Through, Cinematic Experience, One Remote contorl, TV Ready, HDMI : Everything Else
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Amazon.com: JBL 3.1 - Channel Ultra HD Soundbar with Subwoofer : Electronics
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HW-S800B 330W 3.1.2-Channel Soundbar HW-S800B/ZA
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HW-S800B Powered 3.1.2-channel sound bar and system with Wi-Fi, Dolby Atmos®, and DTS:X at Crutchfield
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HW-A650 3.1 Channel Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer and Dolby 5.1 / DTS Virtual:X - Walmart.com
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Trios "3.1-Set" | Teufel
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Hisense HS312 3.1ch Bar with Wireless Subwoofer, 300W, Dolby Atmos, Pass-Through, Experience, One Remote Contorl, Bluetooth, HDMI ARC/Optical/AUX/USB (Model HS312) Black - Walmart.com
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Xiaomi Soundbar 3.1ch: 430 W soundbar with a wireless NFC, Dolby Audio and DTS Virtual:X support - NotebookCheck.net News
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Cinema 600 3.1 Soundbar w/ 10-inch Wireless Subwoofer | Sweetwater
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TCL Q Class Premium 3.1 Bar with DTS Virtual:X, Built-in Center Channel Speaker and Subwoofer - Q6310 | TCL USA
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onn. Atmos Soundbar with Wireless 37" - Walmart.com
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JBL Bar | 3.1-Channel 4K Ultra HD Soundbar Wireless Subwoofer
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LG 3.1 Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer DTS Virtual:X Black S65Q - Best Buy
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LG 3.1.3 ch Sound Bar with Dolby Atmos (S80QY)
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Sony's premium Atmos costs $700 | Engadget