JBL Bar 1300XMK2-11.1.4 Channel soundbar System with Detachable Surround Speakers & Dolby Atmos & DTS:X, 1570W max Output Power & a 12" Wireless subwoofer (Black)

I've had the 9.1 for 4 years (so basically when you amortize the cost of it was less than $1 a day for using it) and really enjoyed it and thought it was time to upgrade after reading some of the reviews of this system. Bottom line; is it worth the upgrade? Definitely yes. Basically the surround is much more expansive and sophisticated. While the 9.1 had the rear surrounds sort of in your face in terms of volume the upgrade has them much more subtle because of all the extra speakers in the front The rear is just now compliment the soundstage rather than pushing it. So at first when you set it up and listen you'll think that the rears are very much underpowered but they aren't especially when you have a good atmos source where when they really shines with overhead effects and behind your effects being much more noticeable. Also the increase in the size of the subwoofer enables you to have incredible bass if you want the volume really loud but for me it's more important to have the base come through at lower volumes which this does and which I wasn't able to get on the 9.1. Always add to pump up the volume on that one which made it too loud for the rest of the house. Overall I'm extremely happy that I did this and with my 100-inch Hisense in my 16x6 theater room it's like being at the movies. and after several more days of listening to this I'm not really appreciating the expanded sound stage compared to the 9.2.

I wish that these would have been around long ago. Makes listening tp movies and music very enjoyable without all of the wires. Really enjoy how you can seperate the speakers and place them were it gives outstanding Dolby effectiveness. Expensive but well worth it.

Great value and better sound IMO when compared with comparable Bose and Sonos systems. Big sound and totally immersive when calibrated properly. I cheated on the calibration process by moving the rear speakers further back during the second part of the process. It gave me more volume to the rear which I really like. Love this soundbar. The sound quality is outstanding. Setup was super easy and straight forward. Would buy again. Only negative is the rear speakers run down after 4-5 hours but recharge pretty quickly. I just always leave them on the soundbar and only take them off when watching a big movie so it’s 4.75 stars for me.

The JBL 1300XMK2 is exactly the upgraded soundbar system I've been wanting. I currently have the JBL 1000 soundbar and I couldn't wait for Black Friday sale to take advantage. Its a powerful 1300W system with a huge 12" wireless subwoofer that can shake the house down, 2 wireless detachable rechargeable surround speakers and the amazing technology front speakers with 11.1.4 Dolby Atmos plus more. What else do you want me to say? I absolutely love it! Anyone interested or thinking about one: without a doubt, buy it!

So far so good. I replaced a Denon 9.1 surround sound receiver with Boston Acoustic 5.1 speakers with this. I dont miss my old setup at all. Most of the time I leave the end speakers attached to the bar that i have mounted under the tv and it still sounds great. When watching a movie I move them to the surround positions and the Atmos really sounds great. It can get very loud, like rattle the house loud and the bass is very punchy and deep. I love that the eARC works fantastic so All I need is a single remote. I use my Roku Ultra primarily so its really the only remote i need. Turns everythgin on and off and adjusts the volume. Highly recommend this bar.

Great quality as advertised. Very satisfied.

After a couple of months of usage the highs and mids are loud and great. The base in the other hand… I expected more but it still doesn’t sound bad, just wish it had a bigger kick since the bass speaker is massive lol.

Sound quality is great. People saying the surround sound speaker are quite don’t realize they are listening to content that doesn’t have surround sound.

Just do it