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Many motorcyclists in Maine may be still hibernating with temperatures dipping below freezing at night and a chance of snow forecast for later in the week but that isn't stopping Rep. Diane Russel from pushing her anti-motorcycle agenda in the State Senate.
Russell who admits her noise legislation is personal says motorcyclists who ride with modified exhaust are "stupid." She has introduced two bills aimed at increasing the fine for non-EPA approved exhaust to $999 for a third offense.
Russell told the media, "If they want to drive a motorcyle and make a lot of noise and if they get zinged for it and have to pay $500 bucks, that's their problem and I don't feel sorry for them–if they're that stupid then they deserve to pay $500 bucks," he said. "But why should the rest of Maine suffer because some cowboy wants to put a great big thing and drive like anything?"
Motorcycle rights group oppose the bill on several grounds, one of which is that the fines exceed those of "life threatening injuries."
Eric Fuller of Jay, who chairs the Maine Motorcyclists Political Action Committee said, "While it may be nice to target certain actions or people we dislike, the judicial systems of this nation have held a system of equality for this country."
Senator Russel says that a group of motorcycle riders momentarily disrupted a party at her house and that is what gave her the incentive to try to punish those with loud pipes.
"The reason I got involved with this: I was having a family get together at my house and I had grandchildren there and great grandchildren there. Four motorcycles came by–boom, boom, boom," he told lawmakers. "All of us except one grabbed their ears. That's common sense and common knowledge–except the six-month-old in the stroller. For some reason he wasn't smart enough to do that. I'm asking you people here to protect us citizens of the state of Maine."

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Watch a video Watch a video review from one of our experts Front Back Back Remote Sound bar front panel controls Sound bar, 3/4 view from left Sound bar, 3/4 view from right Wireless subwoofer Photos (11) Videos (2) View larger JBL Cinema SB400 Powered 2.1-channel home theater sound bar with wireless subwoofer and Bluetooth® Outlet: Open Box Item #: 109SB400 Low Stock 58 Reviews Your price: $474.99 Earn up to 475 Rewards points Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product New Stock: $499.99 Scratch & Dent: $449.99 View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 475 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by Woody Sherman A screen legend If you pay attention to the world of movies, you know that great theater sound and the JBL nameplate have gone together for a very long time. And while your TV room doesn't present the same challenges as the local multiplex, it can feature floor-shaking realism and crystal clear dialogue when you add the Cinema SB400 sound bar/wireless subwoofer system. The JBL Cinema SB400 sound bar has front panel controls in addition to a handy remote Power and pathways The Cinema SB400 starts with a total of 220 system watts — 100 of those reserved for the wireless subwoofer. In combination with JBL's Display Surround processing, this power generates an enveloping surround-like sweet spot that will draw you into the action on-screen. And that sound can come from several sources. The Cinema SB400 has three HDMI inputs, so you can connect Blu-ray players, streaming video players like an Apple® TV, or cable/satellite boxes, and use the sound bar's circuitry to select your program source. An optical digital input allows you to connect TVs that don't feature the latest HDMI connections with 2-way audio capabilities, and an analog stereo minijack gives you even more flexibility in accommodating other sound sources. Music master And that's not the whole story when it comes to inputs. Built-in Bluetooth® circuitry will receive signals from your smartphone, tablet, or other compatible streaming devices, so you can fill your viewing room with the music that's available at your fingertips. Be your own DJ from anywhere within range. The system includes all the cables you'll need to get up and running right away, and if you choose to set it up in tabletop mode, it'll take just minutes to set up. All the necessary hardware for wall mounting the Cinema SB400 is included in the box. Product Highlights:Sound bar:120 watts (60 watts x 2)two 2-1/4" cone woofers per channeltwo 1" dome tweetersbuilt-in Bluetooth® for wireless audio streaming from compatible smartphones, tablets and laptopsHARMAN Display Surround technology creates a surround-type experience from two channelsDolby® Digital surround decodingHDMI input switching lets you use your sound bar as your system's master program selectordual-position equalization feature optimizes the sound bar's performance for any locationlearns your TV remote's volume control commandincludes wall-mounting bracket for easy mounting underneath wall-mounted TVs43-5/16"W x 3-3/4"H x 2-1/2"Dweight: 7.3 lbs.requires AC powerSubwoofer:on-board 100-watt amplifier8-inch downward-firing conewireless technology allows placement near any power receptacle in the viewing roomConnections:3 HDMI inputs, 1 Audio Return Channel-capable HDMI output (which feeds TV audio back to sound bar on ARC)1 analog stereo minijack input1 optical digital audio inputGeneral:remote controloptical cable and analog stereo cable includedwarranty: 1 year (electronics), 5 years (speakers)Our 60-day money-back guarantee Sound bar speakers: room-filling sound with less clutter Add big sound to your TV without a roomful of speakers. Sound bars require minimal space and wiring, and their sleek designs complement today's flat-panel TVs. Most sound bars have their own built-in amplification, so you won't need to use a home theater receiver. Some models use advanced surround processing and carefully aimed speaker drivers to simulate the effects of a full home theater audio system.
So far so good Written By D, Los Angeles, CA on Sunday, April 05, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bluetooth Connectivity Dialogue Clarity Ease of Use Movie Performance Music Performance Excellent sound quality. Great Bass and very easy to pair wireless devices. Highly recommended!
Sound Bar Written By C. V, Franklin WV on Tuesday, March 31, 2015 Bluetooth Connectivity Dialogue Clarity Ease of Use Movie Performance Music Performance Love my JBL SB400 sound bar. Pros: Easy to connect and use. Excellent sound quality. Much better bass than the Visio it replaced. Cons: Wish the power on light was in a better location so it could be seen from across the room.
JBL SB400 Sound Bar Written By Ron, Pearland, Texas on Sunday, March 29, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bluetooth Connectivity Dialogue Clarity Ease of Use Movie Performance Music Performance Sounds great and when the bass kicks in pure enjoyment. Set up was simple.
Great sound but some minor issues Written By Cvandy, New Jersey on Friday, March 27, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bluetooth Connectivity Dialogue Clarity Ease of Use Movie Performance Music Performance Great sound and solid subwoofer! There are a few detractors however. Like previously stated no Bluetooth button on the remote. That's not terrible just an inconvenience. The wall mount is a bit flimsy but it should work. Lastly, and the most frustrating is that at times you have to re-hit the optical button to get the sound to work even though the optical button is already selected. Overall the sound bar sounds great for the price so in the end the sound quality outweighs the minor issues.
JBL SB 400 Soundbar Written By boltzmann26, Denver on Saturday, December 20, 2014 Bluetooth Connectivity Dialogue Clarity Ease of Use Movie Performance Music Performance Great sound from another great product by JBL. I noticed the sound is maybe a half second behind the TV action. Not sure why since the signal goes through soundbar to the TV. Maybe connected incorrectly but no matter... it's a major improvement over the Samsung I returned.
Wasn't for me Written By 4kguy, Missouri on Sunday, November 09, 2014 This sound bar was not for me. Had 4 real issues that forced me to return it. #1 hdmi cables stick past the feet, so this is not a table top sound bar. #2 loud popping and cracking sounds while watching blu Ray movies. #3 not compatible with directv remote. #4 sound never synced up with video. Voices were about a second in front of people moving there mouths. Maybe I just had a defective one, but at for the price you shouldn't have issues.
Best system for the money Written By Anonymous, Bridgewater, VA on Friday, October 03, 2014 Live in an older home where a full home theater system just does not work. Have had 0 issues. Great sound. Harmon surround mode and extra base make a lot of difference when watching movies. Sub is more than sufficient. If you buy a mid level system it should be this one.
JBL SB 400 with lots of bass Written By Anonymous, Houston on Saturday, September 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The JBL has good strong bass which you can always control the desired amount. Vocals on the other hand is weak. Would have been better if there is a setting for clear voice when you just want to hear more vocals in shows. The surround modes doesn't do much to help boost vocals. It only creates the sound making it seems like it's coming from the front of the sound bar or around it. Other sound bars I've read seems to have a "clear voice" setting. Even my samsung LED tv has a clear voice setting that works really well. Overall, it's a good solid built system. Pros: Good bass Cons: Vocals not as clear
Great sound in a very small package. Written By Bryan, Carrollton, TX on Sunday, August 17, 2014 So far so good. I was at a local shop to listen to a Sony setup that was about $100 less, and I stumbled upon this one. I listened to the Sony at first, and I thought the subwoofer was turned off. Turns out, it was working... just not very well. So I'm fumbling through the available Bluetooth connections and I selected the SB400. I hit play, and the JBL roared. I actually laughed out loud at how the bass rattled the shelves all the sound bars were on. So I buy one, and get it home. Within the minutes I had the speaker bar hooked up with the supplied Optical cable, and paired up the sub. I don't have an HDMI ARC output since my Bravia is about 7 years old. We tested the TV output for a while which, was was great... then we played music via Bluetooth. The bar was clear, and the bass was rattling our medicine cabinet in a room upstairs on the other side of the house. For the price, it's a great speaker setup. If you live in an apartment, you're going to tick off your neighbors though. :) Pros: Great bass. Great sound. Easy to connect. Cons: Seriously JBL... add a Bluetooth button to the remote so everyone will stop complaining.
Great Sounbar Written By 74noonan, Charlottesville VA on Friday, August 15, 2014 This soundbar has been great, good lows and clean voices even during loud movie scenes. If you are not wall mounting this bar I would suggest either right angle HDMI cables or ones with a braided cover on the cord portion to give them more flexibility. There is not a lot of space and the HDMI ports face downwards. Pros: Great Sound, Great Look, Great Low End Cons: Do not cut off the power to the subwoofer if you have a wireless device near it, just use the subwoofer off option on the remote. Maybe there is another factor I couldn't figure out but when I had the sub powered off I lost 40% of my wireless connectivity on my blu ray player, causing streaming video dropouts. When it is plugged in I have full connectivity. Maybe the bluetooth keeps hopping around the 2.4 Ghz band and can't pair up, causing interference? Not sure, I just know what works for m
JBL Rocks! Written By Peacock, Byron, Ga on Wednesday, August 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This JBL Bluetooth Soundbar is amazing. Much more than we expected. Fills the whole house with awesome bass, clarity, just overall amazing. Sounds like you are at a concert when you have music playing. Crutchfield did an awesome job with getting it to us in a timely manner. You guys are the best! Pros: Clarity, deep bass, easy to hook up. Cons: None found.
Outstanding Written By Wes, Charlotte, NC on Sunday, August 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I had originally purchased the Sony CT660 based on the lower cost and good reviews, but returned it after only a few days of sampling it, the sound quality just wasn't there. Within minutes of listening to the JBL i was clear why it's worth the extra money. There are probably other systems as good or better at this higher price point however i couldn't find any that had HDMI in/out which is what i needed for my setup. The sound quality and build quality are outstanding on this system. Clear, full, evenly balanced sound with no fuss. There are no real adjustment settings on this system, a music mode and movie mode... most of the time the difference between them is imperceptible, move is intended to have a slightly wider sound stage to simulate surround. It sounds great on either though and i tend to leave it on music. The bass boost tends to over-drive it too much, but once you set the cut-off and level on the sub itself you'll never need to mess with it again. None of these sound bar systems are going to replace real speakers with large drivers and proper spacing in your room, but for everyday use for TV and bluetooth music this system is perfect. There is also a Harmon Kardon speaker system at this same price point that is identical and would also be recommended. Pros: Sound quality and build quality. Bluetooth works great. Cons: Odd that switching to bluetooth is not on the remote (as others have noted).
sb 400 Written By paul, shellharbour on Monday, June 30, 2014 The year is 2014 where you sit on The lounge pull up your phone, tablet etc and play! Not with The jbl!!!you get up and go to The unit and continue to push input till your on bluetooth! And go back to where you were with your remote that must of cost jbl all of 23 cents! They need to have a optional remote that fixes this problem. Pros: Good bass and overall sound quaiity Cons: Sorry how do you release a product with bluetooth and Not have it on The remote! Useless! I should have kept my money just like my 30 year old speakers i had, that effectivly operate The same? The remote is total junk!
Great Soundbar! Written By John, Iowa on Friday, June 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great soundbar! The best sounding bar. Very easy to set up. Pros: Easy setup. Great sound. Looks good. Wireless sub. Cons: Would like it to be cheaper.
Irritated Written By Kingjate, Los Altos, CA on Friday, June 13, 2014 Can't get sound to play through sound bar using HDMI ARC. Tech support where I purchased this said it was a bad arc port but I exchanged it and still can't get it to work. Could it be another bad arc port? The retail place where I bought this gave me trouble when returning the first so I'm just going to deal with it. Really could be the TV but I've sat through there tech support and they say it's the sound bar. Who knows. I regret buying it.
heart shaking bass Written By Cynthia, Maywood, CA on Sunday, June 08, 2014 The base literally shakes your heart and the sound is so clear ...might i say it's stylish and super easy to install! All around great sound! Pros: Great bass clear precise sound amazingly easy to install Cons: Very pricey
Super sound! Written By Shengal, Shenandoah va on Monday, May 19, 2014 Other than my TV, this is the best investment I've made. It makes sound come alive. Everyone should have a JBL sound bar! I'm a happy customer.
Great Product Written By Anonymous, Charlottesville Va. on Sunday, May 04, 2014 Great Product, Great Value & Great Service
Good Purchase Written By ScottW, Sioux Falls, SD on Wednesday, April 30, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I previously had purchased the Klipsch HD Theater SB3 and ended up having multiple issues with it. After returning the Klipsch I talked to the Crutchfield "experts" and they recommended the JBL. I have never owned jbl products but thought I may as well give it a shot. Not only was the soundbar cheaper, but it sounded just as good as the Klipsch when the klipsch functioned properly. It also has Bluetooth capabilities and hdmi connections which were nice. Overall I am very pleased with the unit as it sounds great and was affordable at the same time offering more in connections and capability. Pros: Great sound even at overly loud levels. Easy connections w ARC hdmi option. Great value for performance. Cons: Hdmi connections are oddly positioned making it difficult for thicker cables.
Sounds Great but... Written By Anonymous, Mpls, MN on Friday, April 18, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This thing sounds great. Very pleased with the sound with music and movies. Reading other reviews I didn't think much of the Bluetooth not something you could switch from the remote but do admit it is disappointing that you can't switch to Bluetooth. I didn't see any other reviews that mentioned it can't be controlled by a DirecTV remote, so if this is a deal breaker for you, let it be known you can't control the sound bar with you DirecTV remote. I bought this for a couple reasons, the reviews it received were mainly positive and I have an old plasma TV that only has 1 HDMI input and no outputs of any kind. So my plan was to use this to switch between my DVR and Blu-ray player but had some issues getting it all to work; it has worked itself out and is working good now. Bottom line is this thing sounds great and works well. I listen to all types of music and have to say the at response from the sub is very impressive. Pros: Looks and sounds great. Bass level can be adjusted. Cons: Can't be programmed to work with a DirecTV remote.
Good sound Written By Baxtah, Maine on Thursday, April 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Good sound. Its not a receiver amp and 7.1 separate speaker system, but its a whole lot better than the TV alone. The sub Woofer is a must, I forgot how it ads to the scare factory in horror movies. Pros: Size alone. If your buying a sound bar for its sound quality you will be disappointed. Cons: The one cable system to TV system... Had to install the whole system twice. My cables were to short as a result. Do not expect to run the one cable to just the tv. and stereo, bluray and cable box to the sound bar... doesn't work, all kinds of problems.
JBL SB 400 Written By DavidB, Columbia, SC on Thursday, March 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very please with the SB400. Easy to install, hook up, and start-up. Sound quality is great with very strong bass that can be controlled. Pros: Looks good. Great sound quality. Solid, deep bass. Cons: None. Concerned a young grandchild might put a small toy or other item into the port on the subwoofer.
Nice little system Written By Steve, Massanutten on Thursday, March 06, 2014 We opted for this system since we have a big open space with tall ceiling and not a lot of options for rear or side mounted speakers. We've had it a month and love it so far. The sub is easy to control and can crank up the bass effects for movies and down for regular TV if you want. The guys at the Harrisonburg store did a great job as usual so recommend coming in person if you can! Pros: Easy set up, and great sound for movies, nice to have the 4 options for HDMI imputs Cons: Only two "equalizer" type settings for movie and music. really small remote control (my universal remote will only operate the volume, so I have to use the remote or on the speaker to turn it off)
JBL SB400 "pop" solved Written By GS, Alex, VA on Saturday, January 25, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Initially I was very unhappy with JBL's SB400. My set-up is DirecTV HD/DVR receiver and ROKU to Soundbar via HDMI and HDMI Output to Samsung LCD TV. The problem was occasional loud "pops" that were unpredictable but frequent enough to make it unlistenable. It even drove my dog out of the room. I searched online for the problem and found others complaining of same issue, but no solutions. I was on the verge of sending the unit back, but I decided to change the connections. I unhooked all of the HDMI connections from the Soundbar, and routed DirecTV Receiver and Roku into LCD TV (via HDMI), then used the supplied Digital Optical Cable to connect the TV output to the Soundbar Input. PROBLEM SOLVED! No more popping and I have good quality sound. I don't know the cause of the problem, but am relieved to have figured out a workable solution.
Solid performer Written By Zsp, Modesto on Tuesday, January 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased this product as a gift for the whole family. They were not disappointed! The quality of the sound bar is amazing. Throw in the subwoofer and the system does a excellent job for the cost. It may not be able to replace the sound quality of a receiver and multiple speakers but it is a great compromise If you are looking for a wireless system for a smaller media room or you are on a buget. Pros: Bluetooth capable- play music from your iPhone right through the system. Cons: Can't think of any.
JBL Cinema SB 400 Written By Ted M., Lake Monticello, Virginia on Thursday, December 26, 2013 A very attractive installation and generally great sound. However, I'm a little disappointed with its treble response. As I age, my high frequency hearing is diminishing. Consequently, I need additional treble to clearly understand the spoken word. I've not been able to adjust the treble level high enough. The bass can blast us out of the room but, I'd trade some of that bass response for more treble. Pros: Great bass effects and generally good sound Cons: Treble level can not be adjusted high enough to satisfy me.
JBL Cinema SB400 Written By Anonymous, Altanta, GA on Friday, December 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product was recommended to me by Crutchfield. What can I say, they were spot one! The soundbar ROCKS! It sounds great with the TV and also when streaming music with the Blue Tooth feature. I am very satisfied with this purchase! Thanks again for the help and great service Crutchfield! Pros: Great Sound, Blue Tooth feature, looks good, easy to set up Cons: None
JBL Cinema SB 400 Written By Don, Broadway, Va on Sunday, December 01, 2013 It now sounds as if we are in a theater instead of our living room. The difference is amazing. Setup was easy. Dialogue is now more pronounced. This JBL serves our needs without the cost and clutter of a large home entertainment system. Pros: Great sound. Easy setup. High quality at a good price. Cons: None
Annoying issues Written By Lee, Richmond, VA on Monday, November 25, 2013 The system sounds good, not great, in my opinion. The power switch is supposed to come on automatically when an HDMI input is activated, but doesn't on my unit. Also, the remote is incredibly flimsy and cheesy, and the volume control is erratic. Would be nice to have a power indicator light on the front rather than the top of the unit, so you could see it while sitting down. Also, the HDMI ports are facing downward, so I had to buy two new HDMI cables that were more flexible at the connector so they could make the bend coming out of the ports. Pros: Decent sound---lots of volume Cons: Poor controls, design, and remote
Great sound with a few problems Written By JosephK, Jacksonville, FL on Sunday, November 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this sound bar to replace an old "home theater system in a box." I wanted better sound quality and I liked the ability to route my Apple TV, DVR and DVD player through the bar with one HDMI to the TV. Set up was simple. However, the HDMI cables connect to inputs that point down. For table top installation, clearance makes bulky cables awkward. If you buy this sound bar and don't already have HDMI cables, buy cables with a hinge or buy a hinge adapter to account for this problem The unit, when allowed to go into standby mode on it's own, is supposed to power on automatically when the you turn on any sound input (DVR, DVD or Apple TV). However, this feature did not work. Crutchfield technical support has been very helpful and will try to resolve this issue. I will buy from Crutchfield again because they stand behind their products. I am very happy with the sound quality. It is superb. Pros: Good looking, easy set up, sound quality Cons: Poor placement of HDMI cable inputs, auto power-on feature not working.
Nice sound bar Written By jmsdoc, NJ on Tuesday, October 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This sound bar is certainly an improvement over my Sony TV's speakers. At first, I could not get my cable remote to control the volume nor could I get the on-screen display to work. A 10 minute call to Crutchfield Support resolved both issues. Turns out that I was misreading the setup instructions. My initial setup had the sub positions behind the seating area in the room. This configuration to not provide very good sound and left me wondering if I was going to send the unit back. I moved the sub along side of the TV stand and sound bar and that greatly improved the sound. This made the unit a keeper in my eyes. Pros: Good looks Synching the sub was a snap Sounds great Bluetooth allows me to stream music from my phone or tablet Cons: Setup directions too vague and not descriptive enough More functionality from the remote
Great Product Written By Comowell, Salt Lake City, UT on Wednesday, October 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have had the JBL SB400 installed for around a month now. Overall I am very pleased with this product. The sound quality from this system exceeded my expectations. I have the soundbar installed in a rather large room (18'x35') and I was concerned the small system would not fill the room. Although the sound output from the system is not overwhelming, it is a fantastic improvement over the tv output. I plan to buy another SB400 for a smaller TV room in by basement. If I had one complaint, it would be the soundbar does not automatically power up when it recieves an audio/video signal from the TV as indicated in the manual. Pros: Easy set-up, great sound quality for a small system. Cons: No automatic power up when the TV is turned on...must use the JBL remote.
Dropped Ball Written By JCD, Texas on Saturday, October 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) JBL dropped the ball on what could have been a fantastic sound bar. Every aspect of this bar is great except for 2 details. THE GOOD:The sound quality, the connectivity, ease of use and styling are all 5 stars. THE BAD: If you are mounting system consists of tabs on the wall brackets and slots on the bar which is fine for wall mounting. However, if you are mounting the bar beneath a TV attatched to a full motion wall mount you must take care not to bump the bar it will fall off of the mount. THE UGLY: The BlueTooth is where JBL dropped the ball. There is no way to select BlueTooth from the remote, you must select this input on the sound bar. To further compound the problem, without the ability to select BlueTooth as an input from the remote, you cannot add this function to a smart remote. This is a - 3 star oversight by JBL Pros: Great sound, flexible and easy setup Cons: No remote selection of BlueTooth
JBL Soundbar Written By jz, NY on Thursday, October 10, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Good electronics, nice looking product, but a bit too bass heavy, not good enough voice clarity for tv sound with heavy effects. Pros: Simple to setup, nice looking, strong and deep sound. Cons: Not as good as others with dialogue.
JBL SB 400 Written By Steve M, Indianapolis, IN on Sunday, September 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very good sounding sound bar and sub. Very easy to set up. HDMI ARC does not work, but is likely the fault of my tv.
Good product Written By Robert, Amarillo, TX on Monday, September 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The soundbar was easy to set up and use. Bluetooth configured easily. Sound quality is surprisingly good. Pros: Good sound with wireless sub. Cons: More functionality on remote would be nice but not imperative.
Excellent product. Written By JBL lover, Nashville, TN on Monday, September 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great JBL sound as expected especially the base unit. I connected this speakers to Apple TV, LG flat screen, ipad, ipod, iphone, iMac to watch internet movies and to listen youtube and itune music. My iphone bluetooth has weak signal , so need to be in closer vicinity to JBL unit. no clutter in room as had with my old Sony 100wx5. Midrange is not as punching as Mackie SRM 450 ( I think it is 300-400 W per channel; apple to orange comparison I know) house speakers for my recording studio/band, but more than loud enough for the large room , 35'x35' high ceiling room when placed at the corner with base unit in the back of the room . never have to turn up the volume all the way. using as 2 channel sound only. Pros: bluetooth function. auto turn off. RF base unit. very nice base. no distortion at high volume. small size. Excellent Crutchfield service , package, delivery ; impressed. nice and clear voice and high frequency. no need for Eq, Good price. Cons: letters on the body and remote is too small and faint. need to make it bigger, brighter, even better if back lit. consider customers who use reading glasses. I have no problem using imac remote that is as small as JBL one. I have lighted LED magnifier near the unit to see any buttons on the main unit. . It will be nice if JBL produce matching side and rear speakers connected thru RF on free stands . I will be the first one to purchase them to make real surround sound system.
Amazing sound! Written By RCP, Santa Clarita, CA on Wednesday, August 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was skeptical about this product at first. Once I completed running HDMI's and easily set up Bluetooth to my iPhone, I was blown away by the sound quality. I didn't expect this product to kill my older Bose cube set up. For under 600 bucks this sound bar delivers exceptional sound. BluRay movies are cinema quality sound. Pros: Adapts to current remote! Sound- movies and steaming music are superb! Easy set up Design is classic and modern. Cons: When you're steaming music, you can't watch TV. Only drawback, but I hardly watch TV while playing tunes.
JBL CINEMA SB 400 Written By paddymac, Colorado Springs, CO on Saturday, July 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Enjoying the sound of the JBL Cinema SB 400 ... only draw back so far is blue tooth signal appears to be intermittent when using my Mini I-pad ... not sure which component is having difficulty ... could be the SB 400, the I-pad, or both ... Pros: Great sound ... Cons: Possible problems with blue tooth technology
JBL continues it's Legacy Written By SteveC, San Diego, CA on Friday, July 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I did my research on this product and was not disappointed when I powered-up for the first time. The SB 400 has all the bells and whistles (Bluetooth, wireless sub, multiple HDMI,on-screen remote settings, bass-boost) and is a very easy install, especially if you are running HDMI. All of your HDMI components plug directly into the soundbar and one HDMI out goes to your TV. Plug in your the power cords for both the soundbar and powered subwoofer, synch the two, and you are done!! It's that easy. Note: I did not use the wall-mount bracket option, so I cannot comment on that aspect. The sound is amazing for what it is. The sub woofer sounds great and has adjustable settings for the amount of bass and a crossover setting as well, for fine-tuning to your ears. You may want to experiment placing the sub in different locations of the room, as this really does affect the performance. The remote is very basic and minimalistic, but it does allow you to control all of the settings you need (volume, source, mute, power, bluetooth, bass-boost, etc.), so no points deducted for that. I did read a lot about the HDMI connectors pointing down, but it's really not an issue. I have 3 HDMI's going in and 1 going out and it sits flat and level on my media cabinet. I'm sure it depends on the type of HDMI you are running, as some are really stiff at the connector. All in all, I am very happy with this system and will recommend to anyone who is in the market. Good Luck! Pros: -Bluetooth -Easy Installation -Reasonably Priced Cons: -None yet...
jbl sb 400 Written By JSteele, Columbia SC on Thursday, June 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound bar easy to install and operate Pros: hdmi connections and bluetooth function Cons: non yet
JBL Cinema Sound Bar Written By BillF, Ames, IA on Saturday, June 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I got the SB 400 to replace another brand device for which I had been unable to get remote control to work dependably. The JBL unit has, so far, performed flawlessly. Sound quality is excellent, with the 8 inch wireless subwoofer providing good bass support but not overwhelming. (Sorry, but I do not agree that bass levels which perform internal organ massage are acceptable.) I use a programmable remote and the JBL unit has integrated nicely. Installation was very easy. Pros: Easy to install, very good sound quality. Cons: Connectors, especially HDMI point down. For table top installation, clearance makes bulky cables awkward.
Nice product, easy setup Written By BR, Ann Arbor, MI on Monday, June 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) JBL comes through with a fine product again. The price was a little high I thought but once installed I felt satisfied with my purchase. Pros: Ease of setup Cons: Price could be a bit lower
Quality speakers at good price Written By JeffS, Hot springs, Ar. on Tuesday, June 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very easy set up. Bluetooth connects easily to my iPad. Sound quality is excellent, just what I would expect from JBL. Still waiting for my 65 in. Samsung to arrive so I can hook up to my oppo and watch 3d blue ray movies. You will not be disappointed with this product!! Pros: Easy set up, Bluetooth and quality Cons: None
nice speaker system Written By Jackie, western, NE on Saturday, June 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) stylish and small, this puts out a tremendous amount of sound. I was blown away. excellent sound and quality. We were not able to get the volume to work with my TV, and having to use 2 different remotes to adjust sound, is kind of a pain. Pros: excellent quality and Cons: couldn't get matched up with TV remote,
JBL Cinema SB400 Written By TipW, Mountain Home, Ar on Thursday, May 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The JBL SB 400 was easy to set up and the sound is incredibly good. The wireless subwoofer can be adjusted from subtle to booming. I almost spent four times the dollars on another system and I know that now that I've combined the JBL SB 400 with AppleTV it is just as versatile and sounds just as good. Pros: easy set up. ability to easily adjust sound to what you are watching. Cons: non yet
Good value Written By Rick, New York, NY on Thursday, April 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very listenable soundbar/sub for the price. While it will never fool you into thinking that you have a surround system, the front soundstage is wide. Works fairly well with music, very nicely with movies. The sub does a decent job with all but deep bass. Highs are soft but pleasant. Easy setup. Pros: Clean, decent bass, easy to use. Cons: Remote could be better.
Great Upgrade Over TV Speakers Written By Gabe, San Antonio, TX on Wednesday, April 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I ordered the SB 400 as a compromise with my spouse not to clutter up our living room the way I had previously had our media loft. Honestly, I was not expecting much but an upgrade to my TV speakers. Boy was I wrong!! The clarity of the soundbar and the richness of the accompanying sub are impressive. Set-up could not have been easier and the ability to stream music from other mobile devices is a huge added bonus. Pros: Quality Ease of set-up Versatility in connecting to multiple sources Cons: Can't think of any
JBL Cinema SB 400 Written By Vince W, Philadelphia, PA on Sunday, March 31, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very happy with this product. Easy installation. Sub is perfect size and overall sound is crisp. Playing music through IPhone and other wireless devices is great. Pros: Sound Bluetooth Size Easy Install Cons: None
As advertised Written By Sam, Pearland, TX on Sunday, March 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Performs as advertised. Very easy to setup. Very deep bass and handles both music and movies effectively. Would give it five stars but for inability to select the bluetooth source on the remote. Pros: Easy set up Deep bass Cons: Inability to select Bluetooth on the remote.
Great Choice Written By ChrisS, Chicago, IL on Wednesday, March 20, 2013 Great addition to any home theater system. I have been more than happy with this purchase. The subwoofer delivers some good bass and the speakers are crisp clear. I'm also fond of the blue tooth capability as it serves a dual function - one for the television in my living room and the other to play music off of my Droid. Pros: crisp. wireless, good bass Cons: None
JBL Cinema SB 400 Written By BB, Columbus, OH on Saturday, March 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The JBL Cinema SB 400 is incredible. Outstanding audio quality, crystal clear. Highly recommended. Pros: Sleek design, incredible audio. Does exactly what you would expect it to do. Exceeded my expectations. Cons: None.
Great Product Written By ClayS, PA on Thursday, March 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very happy with the purchase. Recieved 2 days after ordering with the free shipping option. A couple CONS but not enough to hurt the performance of the unit. Pros: Excellent sound quality Great Bass HDMI switching works great Bluetooth works and sound great Very solid craftsmanship Cons: Remote is a tad cheesy. Not made as solid as the rest of the equipment HDMI inputs face straight down which make it difficult to place sound bar on a surface. Almost forced to buy HDMI angle adapter
Nice Unit Written By Mork, Manchester, Tn. on Monday, March 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I remember the J.B. Lansing speakers from back in the day. They were very good sounding and good quality speakers. I also have a JBL system in my Avalon which sounds excellent. These are two factors that led me to purchase this unit. This is a good sounding system, not harsh at all. The wireless sub is excellent as well. Quality sound was more important than anything else to me when I was shopping for a sound bar, and I believe this is the best in this price range. Pros: Great sound, especially at louder volume, easy set up, pleasing to look at, many nice features Cons: None
Awesome Speakers Written By Justin, Minneapolis,MN on Saturday, March 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm using this system in combination with a 40" Samsung 1080p (ln40c670m1f). The quality for both music and movies is excellent, with awesome base from the sub woofer and crisp tones from sound bar. The Bluetooth capability is great if streaming Pandora from iPhone. Easy set-up and would highly recommend! My last speakers were a Bose Acoustimass 5.1 (several years ago..I would not recommend that system). This compact system performs much better, for a fraction of the price. Pros: Easy user interface, great sound, looks good Cons: None so far
Great sound, great value, great product Written By John V, Los Angeles, CA on Tuesday, February 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) If you're after great connectivity options, not running cables/wires, and solid sound for a medium sized room, this is the audio solution for you. I'm always pleased with the quality of JBL products I've owned, and after comparing other similar sound bars with subs, I realized this was the one for me. My setup includes a Samsung 42" plasma, DirecTV DVR, Slingbox, PS3, and an Airport Express for streaming music. My priority for my configuration was ease of use, both for my wife and for guests. The JBL Cinema has a ton of connectivity options, but I want to avoid using an additional remote for the JBL so I decided to use my TV as a switcher and output the audio signal to the JBL Cinema. I connected all of my sources to the plasma, disabled the TV speaker, and used the optical audio out to connect to the JBL Cinema SB 400. No matter what source I'm using, the JBL Cinema carries the audio signal. I do use the AUX input to connect my Airport Express, however the JBL Cinema also has Bluetooth for computer/iPhone connectivity...in either event though, you'll still have to pick up the remote to switch sources to AUX from Optical. Bottom line is the JBL Cinema has great connectivity, solid range, sound that fills the room, and very easy set up. I ran the unit through the usual paces: race car movie, air combat movie, bass heavy hip hop, guitar heavy rock n' roll, and of course video games. The JBL nailed all the tests and is my sound bar of choice. Pros: Solid sound for a reasonable price point. Unboxing and setup was easy. The instructions are thorough while being uncomplicated. The unit is recommended for 46" monitors but it does not look odd in front of a 42" set if that's a concern. This unit sets up like an entry level product but sounds mid to high end. If you're looking for simple without messing with wires, head units, and an extra remote, this is the right choice. Cons: I'd go 5 stars if the sound bar could switch to the active source instead of having to use the remote or the unit's buttons. The only other con is that, the unit does not go into standby mode when not receiving a signal after 15 minutes. UPDATED 2/27: I'd like to bump the review to five stars and remove the "con" about the unit not powering down to standby mode after not using it for 10 minutes. After working with Casey in technical support I resolved that issue and this unit is worthy of a five star review.
JBL SB 400 Written By Michael D, Chapel Hill, NC on Tuesday, January 22, 2013 Given the severe limitations of this 12 x 12 room, I was less aprehensive about the JBL's ability to reproduce movie sound than I was about its ability to double as my only option for a quality music source. I shouldn't have worried. JBL's produced a really versatile product here. I've run Pandora from both my Roku via HDMI and from my Galaxy S3 through bluetooth and I've heard no audible difference between the sources - both produce excellent sound across a wide range of musical styles. The bar sounds great even at very high volumes and the sub is solid and fully adjustable. I do wish the separation was greater but, it is a soundbar after all so, it has that built in constraint. The HDMI inputs make the soundbar an absolute breeze to set up. I'm more than satisfied - this was a great purchase! Pros: Great sound, HDMI & Bluetooth provide a lot of flexibility for use Cons: None so far
JBL-Cinema - SB400 Soundbar Written By Bill O., Lake Gaston, NC on Friday, January 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased the JBL SB400 from Crutchfield and set it up a couple of days ago. Awesome product. Setup was easy, sound quality is great, and with the bluetooth it's virtually always on.......when not watching tv, wirelessly listening to the playlist on my ipad3, iphone, or any other bluetooth enabled devise. Maybe the coolest feature of all is the 200watt bluetooth subwoofer. You can move the subwoofer to any spot in the room where you can plug it in and get a different audio experience. I'm a JBL speaker junkie from way back, and this product gives you big speaker sound without the separate amplifier and all those wires........ Pros: Bluetooth, including the subwoofer Cons: None so far......
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The Giants' three-game sweep in Atlanta from May 2-4 demonstrated how they've succeeded so far this season.
But they don't necessarily want to repeat the methods they used the first time around against the Braves, who visit San Francisco for a three-game rematch beginning on Monday at AT&T Park.
As has been the case much of this season, the Giants generated minimal offense. They won by scores of 2-1, 3-1 and 4-1. All but one of their runs against the Braves resulted from homers. They even made history by sweeping a series while not recording a base hit with runners in scoring position.
San Francisco went 0-for-13 in those situations, becoming the first Major League team to sweep a series of three or more games without registering a hit with a runner on second or third base since San Diego, in the first series in the franchise's history, took three in a row from Houston from April 8-10, 1969, while going hitless in 14 scoring-position at-bats.
That sweep of the Braves propelled the Giants to a 7-3 trip against three opponents -- Pittsburgh and Los Angeles, as well as Atlanta -- that qualified for the postseason in 2013. But as well as the Giants performed on their journey, conventional wisdom dictates that they won't survive unless they pick up their offensive pace.
San Francisco scored three runs or fewer in seven of the 10 games on the trip. They also have gone 38-for-197 with runners in scoring position in their last 28 games.
Meanwhile, the Braves have revenge on their minds. Following a sweep of the Cubs, they feel their bats are starting to come around.
Right fielder Jason Heyward believes that having seen the Giants recently is a good thing.
"We've just seen them and have seen their pitchers," Heyward said. "I believe we're going to get the same three guys that we got last time [Tim Lincecum, Ryan Vogelsong and Madison Bumgarner]."
Braves: Heyward ready for 'Freak' occurrence
Heyward might be especially happy to see Lincecum, who will start Monday night's series opener opposite Gavin Floyd. The right fielder has a .353 career batting average against Lincecum (6-for-17, with a double and five walks) and had three of Atlanta's eight hits in the May 2 meeting, including two of six off Lincecum.
"It happens for some guys. Some guys you just see better than others," Heyward said. "For me, I happen to catch him when he's not throwing 95, 96 [mph] with the overbearing curveball. I just try to put together good ABs and keep it simple against him."
Giants: Clean defense paying off
The Giants have demonstrated a knack for making spectacular plays, but they've also made the routine ones, which explains much of their improvement.
They've played a season-high five consecutive games without an error. Entering Sunday, their .987 fielding percentage since April 10, when they committed a season-high three errors, was the fifth-highest in the Major Leagues.
During their 7-3 trip to Atlanta, Pittsburgh and Los Angeles, San Francisco turned 15 double plays. That hiked their total to 43, the third-most in the National League.
Worth noting
• Giants center fielder Angel Pagan recorded his 14th multiple-hit game of the season on Sunday.
• Before squandering his first save opportunity in 13 tries on Sunday, Giants closer Sergio Romo had eight consecutive scoreless appearances, spanning 7 1/3 innings.
• Of Pablo Sandoval's eight RBIs this season, six have come in 10 games against the Dodgers.
Chris Haft is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Haft-Baked Ideas, and follow him on Twitter at @sfgiantsbeat. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The Indians have considered many options when deciding how often they should send young right-hander Danny Salazar to the hill this season.
While he was originally expected to start Monday's game against the Angels, Salazar was scratched and will instead start Tuesday's game between the two clubs at Angel Stadium.
The Indians are carefully monitoring Salazar's innings after he underwent Tommy John surgery in 2010. Starting on Tuesday instead of Monday allows the 23-year-old right-hander to have a full week of rest between starts.
"Obviously, we try to win every game we play," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "But we have to balance where he is in his career, and things like that."
In his last outing against the Twins on Aug. 12, Salazar was pulled after four innings and 71 pitches. He allowed three runs on three hits for the loss.
Meanwhile, left-hander C.J. Wilson gets the nod for the Angels. The southpaw is looking for his third straight win and sixth victory in eight outings.
Against the Yankees in his last start, Wilson (13-6, 3.40 ERA) allowed one run on 11 hits in 6 2/3 innings for the win. While he threw 87 pitches in the first four innings, Wilson settled down after that, giving up just three hits in the next 2 2/3 innings.
He became just the sixth pitcher in Angels history and the first since Paul Byrd in 2005 to allow one run or fewer despite allowing 11-plus hits.
"It's still only August," Wilson said. "I have a lot more work to do. I don't know how many starts I have left, whether it's seven or eight, or something like that."
Indians: Raburn adding power to lineup
• Ryan Raburn has exhibited surprising power in the Indians lineup this season. The utility man has 15 home runs, tying him with Jason Kipnis for the team lead.
Among the 566 Major Leaguers with 200 or fewer at-bats this season, Raburn's 15 home runs rank first.
"I think confidence plays a big role in it," Francona said. "And he maintains a really good routine whether he plays or not. He's pretty much had the same swing almost all year. There's been a couple games where's he's gotten a little long, but he's really maintained his swing all year long. That's not an easy thing to do, especially when you're a bench player.
"It's exciting. There's not too many [bench] guys you can play where he comes in a game and we've hit him cleanup, or we've hit him fifth. ... The power, for the amount he's played, that's a lot."
Angels: Pujols to miss rest of 2013
• The Angels announced on Monday that first baseman Albert Pujols will be shut down for the rest of the 2013 season.
A partial tear in his left foot made the decision unsurprising and means that Pujols can now fully rehab from the injury, have a normal offseason and focus on starting next season injury free.
"It was not an easy decision, as competitive of a player as I am," Pujols said. "But I also understand wanting to look past this season."
Pujols had been playing through a severe case of plantar fasciitis on his left foot since the middle of Spring Training, making 65 of his 99 games at designated hitter. He also had difficulty running.
Worth noting
• Mike Trout was out of the Angels lineup Monday night against the Indians because of a right hamstring injury. The 22-year-old outfielder felt the hamstring grab on him while legging out a double in the third inning of Sunday's 7-5 loss to the Astros.
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I just want to ask the group if you think it is possible to take your will back once you intially hand "your will and your life over to the care of God as we understood Him" or do you think there are certain parts we just don't hand over in our first attempts at this Step.
Dallas wrote:I just want to ask the group if you think it is possible to take your will back once you intially hand "your will and your life over to the care of God as we understood Him" or do you think there are certain parts we just don't hand over in our first attempts at this Step.
Regardless of how earnest, serious, determined and committed that I was in making my 3rd Step Decision -- it's still only a DECISION. I haven't actually done anything other than to "say" I was going to turn my will and life over to the care of God.
IF I was sincere, in my decision, and I'm using the instructions in the Big Book for taking the Steps.. my decision, though vital, will have little effect UNLESS I immediately follow it with the actions of taking Steps 4 through 9.
I think we have to back up and ask "What's my objective? What am I attempting to do?" For me, I found this answer in Step 12. I need to have a Spiritual Awakening. A specific TYPE of Spiritual Awakening -- that comes about as THE result of taking these previous Eleven Steps.
I believe we actually have the Spiritual Awakening when we get to Step 10. Our book says that "we have entered the world of the Spirit" when we get into Step 10. However, in this same Step... it tells us that we've actually only just begun... and that there is still much more action to do!
I also made a DECISION to SURRENDER in Step 3. I put up the White Flag, but I haven't done anything yet.... other than put up the White Flag. The Surrender takes place, according to the instructions in the Big Book -- by taking Steps Four through Nine. By Step 10, our Obsession is removed. Our insanity has been removed. We have been RESTORED to acting sanely and normal. We've experienced a transformation.
Step 10... taking it daily, has the daily effect of Steps 1 through 9, and we repeat the processes that we learned in Steps 4 through 9... all throughout our day. This is the "One Day At A Time" Program (Steps 10 through 12).
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Awesome Tom, Gene will be stoked on that for sure.
Damn Tom - Nice looking board for a big man. Just curious, what kind of blank do you use for something like this?
I had to use the 9'3" A US Blank to get the 24" width but I had to cut off over 2 ' in length in the tail, the first pic is what I started with the tail and the second pic is almost to completion with the re foiling the entire blank, I love doing stuff like this.
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