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With a maximum power of 320W and a Bass Reflex subwoofer, the 2.1 sound system CASB320 by Crystal Audio brings the action into your living room!
It features a built-in equalizer, wireless subwoofer, RCA to Line in cable, HDMI ports with Audio Return Channel (ARC), optical fiber, and Auxiliary Input, as well as a USB port. Of course, what makes the difference is the Bluetooth wireless connectivity with devices such as Laptop, Smartphone, and Tablet, with a range of up to 10 meters, allowing you to experience top-level flexibility!
Enjoy not only the sound but also the stunning appearance of your system.
The sleek and compact design allows your sound system to fit into any modern space.
Listen to sound for many hours without speaker fatigue. Enjoy music and movies at realistic levels, without the sound tiring you with distortions.
Wirelessly connect your device with Bluetooth capability and enjoy your music without cables.
Using the USB port, you can listen to your favorite songs or other audio files from any storage device you have available.
HDMI ARC
Simplify your home entertainment setup with a single HDMI cable.
Auxiliary Input
Connect any audio source using the Auxiliary port.
The option to place your soundbar either wall-mounted or tabletop offers great flexibility in terms of aesthetics and ease of setup.
The multichannel sound produced by the soundbar and subwoofer provides a unique listening experience for music and TV programs.
Control every function of the soundbar from your couch, easily and quickly.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
Negatives:
1. Although the subwoofer is wireless, it needs to be close to the soundbar to connect. Initially, one of the reasons I chose this particular product was to have the subwoofer in a different angle from the soundbar in the room. However, the wireless connection had constant issues (interruptions, etc.) when there was a distance of about 2 meters and no physical obstacle between the soundbar and subwoofer. I suspect interference from mobile phones and Wi-Fi. Once I placed the subwoofer next to the TV cabinet, everything worked fine.
2. To feel like I have a 2.1 system, I set the subwoofer to +5 (maximum) and the soundbar to -4. Anything different makes the subwoofer seem weak.
3. The sound is quite loud even at volume level 1, so we can practically use the TV with its own speakers slowly at night without disturbing others.
Once the above issues were resolved and accepted, I have only positive things to add in general. Rich sound, a cinematic experience for movies, decent music playback, easy connection with mobile devices via Bluetooth, no issues with SPDIF connection to the TV.
Considering the price, if one accepts the three mentioned issues above, it is a worthwhile proposition.
I have been using it for 4 months. It doesn't sound bad. The woofer connected easily. I connected it to my Panasonic plasma TV using an aux to optical converter. It doesn't produce noticeably better sound than the TV speakers. It's almost the same. I expected from the specifications that, for example, in the NEWS mode, the speech would be clearer than the TV's. Unfortunately, that's not the case. What disappointed me is that the different options available on the remote control (news, movie, music) don't have any difference. I listened to Spotify with Bluetooth and I was satisfied. I am not satisfied with what I bought it for, which is to improve the sound of my TV. If you want to listen to music from your computer or smartphone, it's a good choice for its price, especially now that it costs about 120€.
The sound quality for the money is very good, I would say. Up until there. The Bluetooth connection is very difficult, it creates gaps in the sound, and after a year the remote control broke. I bought a Marshall and I was saved.
Positive
- Fast and easy connection with devices
(I didn't encounter any problems as many claim with Bluetooth, Optical, or between the soundbar and subwoofer)
- Powerful sound
- Includes screws, wall mount brackets, aux cable, and stickers for attaching to a desk without causing damage to possible sliding.
Negative
- Connection with Samsung TV did not work with HDMI, although the TV appeared to be sending the sound, with optical everything worked perfectly, but the volume and power are controlled separately for the soundbar and TV.
- They have not properly separated the frequencies, the soundbar plays all frequencies and the subwoofer plays low and slightly mid-range frequencies, resulting in a lack of clear sound, and if you lower the lows too much, you have a clear but poor result in low frequencies. Ideally, the soundbar should only play mid and high frequencies, and the subwoofer should only play low frequencies.
Good for its price (138.50€), but I was disappointed with the separation, otherwise no issues at all!
Very good price and very good purchase!!!! The soundbar connects instantly with HDMI ARC and flashes along with the TV. Perfect that it allows you to adjust the volume for treble and bass from the remote control. The one minus star is because I had difficulty connecting the Bluetooth woofer, but in the end.... everything is good!!!!
I took her to my son, she is 16 and she works really hard, we have no issues at all, she is worth her money
Unfortunately, it is a problematic product and I am writing this having already returned 2 different ones with the same issue. Specifically, with HDMI ARC connection, there is no playback and random noises (knocking) are heard as interference. If you adjust the volume between 40 and 100, the noises are heard more frequently and some are intense. After the second return, they informed me that "the manufacturer does not recognize it as a problem" and they will not do another replacement (as if there was a chance I would accept it). Fortunately, the store agreed to refund the money. It's a shame because my previous soundbar was the 240, from which I had no complaints. Now, not even a power strip.
The first soundbar that came to me had a problem with the subwoofer and was replaced. The Bluetooth has interruptions. It is intended for connection to a TV with ARC or Optical.
Instructions are incomplete and functions are limited.
Honest soundbar.. its only negative is the connectivity. When you turn off the TV (with earc connection), the soundbar turns back on and remains open, and sometimes when the soundbar turns on, the subwoofer stays closed and you have to press the subwoofer button to connect.
Far away, the sound was crackling in the left speaker of the soundbar even at low volumes, so I sent it back for replacement, unfortunately.
For the money, it is good. I have the following observations:
1. The BT with the phone did not work well. The secret is to move the Wifi sources away.
2. There is a lack of documentation on some things, such as how the USB works.
3. With an 8-year-old LG, it never worked with ARC, only with Optical. With a recent Samsung, the ARC worked but the TV required some settings. A bit of a headache.
For its price, it's okay, but the purpose is not to have quality sound for that money. The purpose is to have the connections done properly and work correctly! The woofer sometimes loses half a second which simply doesn't work for music. It ruins the experience! You have to disconnect and reconnect. Tested with iPhone 11 & 12pro as well as Xiaomi.
I have it for 2.5 years and it was working fine! Then it started acting up until it burned the motherboard and it's not worth fixing, better to get a new one. Very good sound for its price
Let's not forget that it costs 128€, which means that we shouldn't expect it to do the job for us since it has five times the value.
I had no issue with any type of connection.
I mainly use it through Bluetooth and I have no complaints about the volume or sound quality.
It connects directly to my TV.
After setting it up, I turned it up to the maximum and listened to Slipknot with the sound covering me perfectly.
So, I would say that it is value for money, at least for me and the use I make of it.
If someone wants to hold a concert, it's not that simple...
Several problems with the HDMI connection. They were solved with optical fiber.
2. On the same day that the two-year warranty expired, while watching TV, the soundbar burned out and only the subwoofer was working. After many attempts, nothing. The next day, at the store, we found out that it was out of warranty. I didn't bother with it anymore.
3. I bought a serious one in installments.
Conclusion: "Cheapness eats the product." For some reason, it is "economical." For some reason, the others are "expensive."
Unacceptable company, not worth the money for any reason. I bought it and the company offers a 1-year warranty. In the second month of use, it stopped connecting, and when it played, the sound would cut out. I thought it might be an HDMI problem, but I tried it with three different cables and when the "wireless" subwoofer decided to connect, it wouldn't, and I had to keep turning it off and on in the hope that it would work. It's also not a cable issue because even when I connected it via Bluetooth, it would still have interruptions. The real problem is not the soundbar, which is terrible, but Crystal Audio as a company, which is unacceptable. I sent the product to the company for repair three times and after waiting for about 12 business days each time, they sent the soundbar back to me, saying that they checked it and there is no problem. I have to argue with the store every time, asking for a replacement and telling them that if they think the soundbar is good, they should keep it and give me my money back. They tell me that in order to make a replacement, Crystal Audio needs to provide them with a replacement document, but as I mentioned before, the only thing Crystal Audio sent was that a technical check was done and the product is fine (it should be noted that every time they sent the product back to me, it would work for 5-6 days, but then the same issues would arise, with the soundbar not connecting or being recognized by the TV, and when it was recognized, there would be sound interruptions). I would tell them again that if it's fine, they should keep it and give me another one. What about the warranty? With the same mindset, that a product can have a problem and they can tell you that it has nothing and not repair it. What protects me? Of course, I have videos that prove that the soundbar is not functioning properly.
The problem is that the wireless speaker keeps disconnecting constantly and overall it is very mediocre in everything. I do not recommend it for any reason.
Good and honest soundbar for its price. I connected it seamlessly with HDMI ARC (using a good quality cable) to a JVC TV that has poor sound and it truly upgraded it. I can also control the soundbar's volume with the TV remote. The volume depends on the sound quality of the source. When I watch TV, the volume is satisfactory with decent bass. When I watch YouTube and Netflix (from the TV), the volume is moderate and I have to turn it up. When I connect via Bluetooth to my phone and listen to music/radio, the sound is super loud with very nice bass. It also remembers the sound settings when I turn it off, so when the TV turns on, it starts at the volume it was set to when I turned it off. Overall, satisfied with the purchase, it competes fairly with more expensive ones with similar features
I have the soundbar above the TV with the Samsung 8500, which had excellent connection with earc output. I changed the TV with the Sony x90j, which does not support it (with earc). Does anyone know if there is a setting that can change this?
With HDMI ARC, the connection was very easy and the control is done through the TV remote.
It has very good bass, which is important for movies and music. And the sound of the bar's speakers is good. However, the stereo sound sensation is not very good. The stereo sound sounds like it's coming from one point and not from the left or right.
First contact generally with a soundbar. Connection with HDMI ARC 2.1 to an LG TV, no problem syncing with the TV every time you turn it off and on, and you can use the TV remote to adjust the volume. It produces nice highs and lows, with no distortion even at +4 for highs and +4 for lows, it can go up to +5. It has a nice design. Compared to well-known 5.1 Bluetooth speakers, which are 160 watts and actually 80 watts RMS, the soundbar is 320 watts and 160 RMS. I have to say, it has nicer bass and stronger and clearer highs. It produces the nicest sound for me in the 3D mode. In terms of volume, the 5.1 speakers are louder. I also measured them using a mobile app that measures decibels, with the same song, same position, and same distance. The 5.1 speakers reached a maximum of 88.7 decibels, while the soundbar reached 81.8 decibels. I think for the price of 129 euros that I got it for, it's complete. I don't have any other experience with other soundbars, but it's definitely not 160 watts RMS, otherwise, it should produce twice the sound of my 5.1 speakers
Cute but not something amazing even though I don't have a point of comparison. The two main issues for me are that 1. Several times when you turn off the TV, it disconnects so then I have to unplug it to reset it and 2. Sometimes it makes a buzzing sound which I find particularly annoying. In fact, when I squeeze it with my hand, the problem disappears. Obviously, some assembly is faulty. However, I sent it to the company's service center and they sent it back to me because, as they said, they didn't see any problem. And that, for me, is the worst...
The best in its category, perfect for its price. Fiber optic connection. Screen for viewing intensity. Good and full sound.
The bar is the best up to €250 in terms of value for money.
Clean sound up to maximum volume, full of bass, and easy connection if the TV has HDMI ARC output, otherwise optical connection and adjustment with the remote control!
Good evening, I bought the aforementioned soundbar 2 days ago for a price of 139 euros. It was connected to the TV with an optical cable, which I believe is the best connection even if you have a TV with Bluetooth. With HDMI, it is recognized as a device, but the sound is not heard because the HDMI output is in and not out. And my TV is LG 47LB650V, there is no connection problem, and I mention this because I read that the aforementioned soundbar has issues with LG TVs. It is definitely worth its money and I believe it stands on par with other soundbars of higher value.
The soundbar is simply amazing, with a very powerful and clear sound, the Samsung TV that I have, although relatively old, immediately found it with ARC, I didn't even need to go to the sound menu. As soon as I plugged in the Bass, it went into pairing mode and connected instantly
Guys, the soundbar is amazing. I have connected it to my PC with an optical cable and everything about it, from its sound quality to how it fits on my desk, is perfect. Since my ear is the one judging the result, I can say the following: its sound is very good with incredible volume, just like the bass, which is strong but discreet compared to the Altec 4.1 400-watt speakers that were very loud but took up a lot of space. The soundbar, considering its price and the space it offers, is worth every penny in all aspects. As for TVs, it hasn't been tested there and I didn't buy it for that reason, it is only intended for PCs
I put a star because I don't know what's happening and as soon as I connect my phone to the soundbar via BT, the wifi speed drops dramatically. It drops so low that you can't watch videos on YouTube because it freezes. Finally, I should add that the bass at minus 5 bars is maximum.
In the initial settings and if you have it connected via Bluetooth to the TV, you will encounter 3 problems: reduced sound volume, audio delay, and muffled treble. However, even in Bluetooth mode, you can still have a party at maximum volume, so initially you may not notice this issue with the volume. Everything changes for the better when using HDMI and the 3D mode. Firstly, through HDMI, you can simultaneously enable/disable the soundbar with the TV, so you can forget about the soundbar remote control, and the volume adjustment is synchronized with the TV. Additionally, through HDMI, the volume increases from low to high levels. As for the sound, it has nice and deep bass, it can definitely create a party atmosphere, and it surely annoys the entire building, even at maximum volume (35), it does not get muffled or distorted. As for the build quality, although I liked the idea of the casb240 becoming tower speakers, their build quality is inferior to that of the casb320. Also, when you have so many features, the absence of a screen is not acceptable, so I consider the casb320 to be a more complete system. In terms of volume, don't expect chaotic differences between the two models, but for an extra 20€, you should not miss out on the casb320. I believe that the dialogue speaker falls behind in terms of mid-range frequency performance compared to well-known brands, but the subwoofer surpasses by far those of double the price. And finally, for listening to hip-hop rap, the speakers are "awesome".
Even though I bought it with reservations due to the reviews, it was the only one that fit within my budget of 200€. Easy connection, full sound. I have tried it on 3 different TVs using 3 different methods (HDMI, optical, Bluetooth) to see which one suits me better. I ended up with HDMI ARC to control it directly from the TV remote (LG 50"). I have a slight delay in sound compared to optical, but not to the point of being annoying.
 Crystal Audio CASB320 Soundbar 2.1 Bluetooth and HDMI 320W with Wireless Subwoofer and Remote Control Black |  Crystal Audio CASB240 Soundbar 2.1 Bluetooth 240W with Remote Control Black |  Crystal Audio CASB360 Soundbar 2.1.2 Bluetooth and HDMI 360W with Remote Control Black |  LG S40Q Soundbar 2.1 Bluetooth, HDMI and Wi-Fi 300W with Wireless Subwoofer and Remote Control Black |  Crystal Audio CASB160S Soundbar 2.1 Bluetooth and HDMI 160W with Remote Control Black |
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| from 160,00 € | from 114,88 € | from 194,23 € | from 199,00 € | from 88,68 € |
| ManufacturerCrystal Audio | Crystal Audio | Crystal Audio | LG | Crystal Audio |
| Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz |
| Channels2.1 | 2.1 | 2.1.2 | 2.1 | 2.1 |
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