Reviewers Liked
- Tight, controlled bass
- Build quality
Reviewers Didn't Like
- No HDMI passthrough
- Lacks the subwoofer output
Q Acoustics M2 SoundBase
It might not offer the advanced functionality that’s starting to creep into other high-end soundbars, but Q Acoustic’s debut soundbase offers a fine upgrade over your TV’s built-in speakers.
-- As reviewed by TechRadar
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By soundandvision.com
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The Q Acoustics M2 soundbase is a well-built and well-voiced product whose cleverly constructed flat-diaphragm drivers provide wide dispersion and excellent overall...
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A space-saving way to enhance your TV’s sound, but audio quality isn’t quite up with the...
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AGAINST Remote control and expressive; Easy to use could be niceraptX BluetoothHDMI ARC“It frames well the vindictivenes s to the insults thrown around a room, and general deliberateness to the delivery of dialogue”The M2 is sturdy enough...
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The Q Acoustics M2 isn't the kind of product that's going to revolutionise your living room, but then it isn't trying to, and its reasonable $350 (£299/AU$549) price tag is proof of that. But what it does do is offer a significant boost to your TV's...
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This soundbase offers tremendous value for money – and produces excellent...
By iLounge
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The M2 Soundbase has a simple look that's perfect for home theater integration. It's low and wide at about 3.5 inches tall, 21 inches wide, and 13 inches deep. The front of the M2 is almost entirely covered in a simple speaker grille, with a tiny “Q”...
By avforums.com
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By Pocket-lint
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If you want to improve the sound of your TV on a sensible budget, then the Q Acoustics M2 is a great stereo with subwoofer solution. It provides a huge step-up over typically thin TV sound, while comfortably out-performing rival products at a similar...
By What Hi-Fi?
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Still, that's about the only criticism we can level at the Q Acoustics M2.It may not be the only soundbase capable of improving on a telly's inherently tinny sound - after all, the likes of Canton and Cambridge have proved themselves on multiple...
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By geekdad.com
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When is a sound bar not a sound bar? When it doesn't just sit in front of stuff, but acts as a base for your televisionBack about eight months ago, I reviewed the M3 Sound Bar by Q Acoustics I liked it, a lot Q Acoustics makes audio equipment that's a...
By technabob.com
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Ein geringes Platzangebot ist noch lange kein Grund, auf brillanten TV- und Filmton zu verzichten. Die Soundbase M2 von Q Acoustics beweist, dass eine beeindruckende Wiedergabequalität auch ohne großes Setup möglich und vor allem preislich erschwinglich...