• Reviews around bass (3.34 of 5)

    Bose Solo 5 TV Sound System

    • The book also shows you how to change the bass as well
    • It is an amazing sound for it's size, especially the bass which is adjustable - the 3 different input option are very helpful
    • Like some have posted the bass is not that great, but so much better than the t.v. that I can't complain.
    • In short, it allowed me to do virtual surround, remove some of the harsh mid-bass, and enhance some of the higher frequencies.
    • No bass, sounds tinny and cheap
    • Bass really is lacking and the fact that this is a soundbar is no excuse.
    • Decent bass considering the size of the unit
    • The only problem I have is that the Bose and TV are in the bedroom, and the bass is very dominate on this speaker, so if I forget to turn the bass down, my husband and my dog let me know.
    • The bass is particularly impressive since the system lacks a discrete subwoofer.
    • A tip to people just beginning with the solo 5: make sure you adjust the bass how you like it, as printed in the manual
    • Brings out the voice with the dialogue option, but I think it could use a little stronger bass.
    • The bass is a joke and the loudness takes about 10 seconds to go up and down .
    • I also love that I no longer need a subwoofer for great bass notes.
    • Bass is clear at low volumes also
    • The bass is ok, but I would have liked a more deep toned output and there is no maximum indication on the soundbar for the bass, nevertheless the bass is decent enough.
    • it's fairly small but still has great bass and vioce option makes the dialogue clear on the movies i love.
    • - the bass is good, very clear and distinct.
    • It has just enough bass and you can hear the dialogue
    • On the downside, even with the bass boost, it just doesn't have enough bass.
    • Has been very good to my family with superb sound clarity and decent bass in such a small package
    • For a fairly small unit the bass is very good.
    • Just adds a little better sound and bass.
    • The bass is particularly impressive since the system lacks a discrete subwoofer.
    • Smaller then my Vizio bar and is A lot more Bass love IT.
    • if your hard of hearing, in this mode it lowers the bass and increases the highs and mids
    • The deeper bass tones (less some of the mid-bass) sound fine to me and are actually impressive at low to mid volumes.
    • The one complaint I have is a little bit of weak bass, but all sound bars I've demoed at stores have that same problem.
    • The bass is far better than expected- had to turn it down a notch.
    • Great bass, but it is necessary to reset the volume every time it is turned on and off
    • Not enough bass
    • Clear with good bass
    • Very poor bass quality.
    • I know it has no sub-woofer, but I have heard sound bars in this price range with much better bass that also had no sub-woofer.
    • Excellent bass
    • Given the size, I was not expecting it to be boomy, but I was actually unexpectedly delighted that there indeed was adequate bass.
    • Perfect bass
    • The bass gives me chills
    • I even think that the bass is pretty good
    • compact speaker,exellent all around television sound,good bass!
    • At the moment if I want to hear dialog I am left with the choice between the Zvox which has enough bass (maybe too much) but sounds oddly artificial or the Bose which sounds more natural but which lacks bass.
    • Bass sucks
    • If you desire room shaking surround and booming bass, this isn’t the solution
    • The voices are easily recognized and bass is impressive for such a tiny soundbar
    • Sound is ok, bass is poor.
    • It has good bass but not overpowering the spoken words or the sound effects in whatever we are watching
    • The volume enhancement comes from simply lowering the bass when deployed and the bass is weak as is so it led to overall mediocre sound
    • The normal setting is fine for movies, but when I want to hear dialog, all that bass is annoying, and I just want to have to set it once.
    • At the moment if I want to hear dialog I am left with the choice between the Zvox which has enough bass (maybe too much) but sounds oddly artificial or the Bose which sounds more natural but which lacks bass.
    • The Solo 5 has too much bass and is not adjustable, there is a voice button that is better for news, movies and most tv watching that makes vocals better but bass is still too loud, even uncomfortable at times
    • And dialog is as clear as with the Zvox.
    • I have a Samsung 3D 4K television that I recently purchased, but like most all televisions, the speakers are on the back and the sound quality is not as sharp as it should be for a television in this price range.