Trust Lino XL 2.1 Detachable All-Round Soundbar with Subwoofer and Bluetooth
4.54 ratings
Sound Bar - 2.1 channel with power of 200W, active subwoofer, optical digital audio (1× input), 3,5mm jack (1× input, 1× out), Bluetooth, USB, remote control
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Trust Lino XL 2.1 Detachable All-Round Soundbar with Subwoofer and Bluetooth
This TRUST SoundBar is a speaker made for your TV and it'll make watching films an entire new experience. Crisp tones are highlighted also by it's elegant design. The Trust Lino XL 2.1 Detachable All-Round Soundbar with Subwoofer and Bluetooth is an active speaker that hides within it sounds features of 2.1 channel assemblies. For it's quality bass, it has an active subwoofer. This TRUST set features a total power of 200 W. Connecting to the soundbar can be done by the 3,5 mm Jack and Digital optical connector. The Bluetooth technology helps you to synch up with other electronic devices. A cable is needed to connect the subwoofer.
Trust Lino XL 2.1 Detachable All-Round Soundbar with Subwoofer and Bluetooth Soundbar Key Features
TRUST soundbar ensures capabilities of 2.1 channel assemblies
Trust Lino XL 2.1 Detachable All-Round Soundbar with Subwoofer and Bluetooth gives a power of 200 W
Its subwoofer is active and gives off a powerful bass
Easy to change the music with the remote controller
Connect devices wirelessly via Bluetooth
TRUST soundbar size:: 97 × 7,5 × 8,2 cm
Subwoofer dimensions: 17 × 31 × 38 cm
TRUST Soundbar Practical Functions
This soundbar won't only make films sound great. It's designed with a USB connector, so you can play your favourite music stored on a flash drive. To easily change the volume or song, you can use the remote controller.
Active speakers have a custom built-in amplifier (typically a PC speakers). Conversely, passive systems require an external amplifier, from which the sound goes to each speaker.
The number of channels refers to the number of independent audio signals that can be reproduced simultaneously. An example might be 2-channel stereo sound, where each channel represents one ear (left and right), or 5.1 channel surround sound, which has five full channels (front left, center, front right, rear left, rear right) and one channel for the subwoofer.
Active speakers have a custom built-in amplifier (typically a PC speakers). Conversely, passive systems require an external amplifier, from which the sound goes to each speaker.
The number of channels refers to the number of independent audio signals that can be reproduced simultaneously. An example might be 2-channel stereo sound, where each channel represents one ear (left and right), or 5.1 channel surround sound, which has five full channels (front left, center, front right, rear left, rear right) and one channel for the subwoofer.
In terms of frequency range, speakers are produced with different properties. It is due to both, its purpose and secondly, the physical properties of individual structures. It is the lowest value in...
Subwoofers are speakers designed to reproduce low frequencies, usually referred to as bass. There are two basic types of subwoofers: active and passive. Active subwoofers have their own amplifier integrated directly into the unit, while passive subwoofers require an external amplifier for power. Active subwoofers are often considered more user-friendly because they do not require additional equipment to function, while passive subwoofers can provide a higher level of control over the sound.
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