Soundbar TH-E324B 2.0Soundbar TH-E324B 2.0Soundbar TH-E324B 2.0The JVC TH-E324B 2.0 soundbar is a compact home audio solution designed to improve everyday listening with a clearer and more detailed sound output. With 100 W RMS power, it provides a stronger audio presence than standard TV speakers while keeping the setup simple and straightforward.
It is suitable for a range of uses, including watching films, streaming series, listening to music, and enhancing dialogue during regular TV viewing. The 2.0 channel design makes it a practical choice for spaces where a separate multi-speaker system is not required.
A key benefit of this soundbar is its easy integration with modern televisions through HDMI ARC/CEC. This allows compatible TVs to send audio through the soundbar and supports control with a single remote, helping keep daily operation convenient and uncluttered.
Wireless playback is supported through Bluetooth 5.3, making it easy to stream audio from a smartphone or tablet without the need for cables. The frequency response of 70 Hz to 20 kHz covers a broad part of the listening range, supporting balanced sound for both spoken content and music.
The soundbar is intended for regular home use and offers a simple audio upgrade for living rooms, bedrooms, or entertainment areas. Its design focuses on practical functionality, dependable operation, and compatibility with common home entertainment setups.
Specifications:
JVC TH-E324B 2.0
Soundbar type: 2.0
Power output: 100 W RMS
Frequency response: 70 Hz - 20 kHz
Bluetooth version: 5.3
HDMI ARC/CEC support: YesType: SoundbarsSystem: 2.0Purpose: MusicPurpose : FilmsDocking station: NoControllers: Remote controlControllers : Adjust the volume levelWireless communication: BluetoothConnectors: 1 x HDMIConnectors : CoaxialConnectors : AUXConnectors : 1 x USB 2.0Connectors : OpticalPower: MainsAccessories included: Speaker, Remote control, Wall-mounting kit, User manualColor: BlackDimensions: 10,5 x 10,5 x 90 cmEAN: 4975769481192Manufacturer: JVC77.23JVC
Color: black
Power: Mains