Yamaha
The Yamaha SR-B20A is a compact 2.1‑channel active soundbar with built‑in dual subwoofers, offering DTS Virtual:X 3‑D sound, Clear Voice dialogue enhancement, and versatile HDMI ARC, optical and Bluetooth connectivity. It can be placed on a tabletop or wall‑mounted with an auto‑optimizing gyroscope, making it a tidy upgrade for small to medium rooms.
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Current
$209.00
Average
$191.58
Lowest
$145.03
Highest
$219.95
Lower = better sales rank
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the SR‑B20A for its sleek, space‑saving design, DTS Virtual:X processing and effective built‑in bass, noting it integrates easily via HDMI ARC, optical or Bluetooth. They also point out its limited 2.1‑channel layout, modest maximum volume and the lack of top LEDs, suggesting it excels in small to medium rooms but may fall short for larger home‑theater setups.
What Users Say
Everyday users love the straightforward Bluetooth pairing, clear dialogue and the compact form factor that upgrades TV sound without clutter. Common complaints revolve around a desire for deeper bass, occasional Bluetooth glitches, and insufficient volume for larger spaces, though most find it satisfactory for apartments and bedrooms.
Common Complaints
Bass depth not deep enough for action content, occasional Bluetooth pairing glitches, limited maximum volume for big spaces, and difficulty seeing the unit during low‑light setup due to missing top LEDs.
What People Are Saying
“good spec with DTS Virtual:X for direct, expansive sound”
“smooth mids, crisp highs, effective bass for movies/TV (comparable to prior Yamaha models), easy indicators, and sub-out option, though not earth‑shaking”
How It Compares
vs. Yamaha YAS-109
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Choose SR‑B20A for newer features and better mounting; stick with YAS‑109 if you find it at a lower price and don’t need the gyroscope.
