HTCT150

HTCT150 is completing your 3D home entertainment experience with simple, yet powerful surround sound. The HTCT150 32″ 3D sound bar home theater system features 3D compatibility and can also be turned into your entertainment hub by connecting multiple HD or 3D devices using a single HDMI™ cable per device (sold separately). In addition to the latest audio decoding technology, this beautifully sleek sound bar can be easily mounted directly to select BRAVIA® TVs, hung on your wall, or placed separately on a shelf.

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HTCT150 HDMI® Repeater

Connect multiple devices via HDMI® to your surround sound system, easily switch between them, and then connect everything to your HDTV with just one HDMI cable

Standby pass-through of Audio & Video

Sony Sound Bar HT-CT150 completely with conveniently access all your HDMI® connected devices without having to power on the receiver.

Audio Return Channel

Eliminate the need for extra cables connected to your TV. This feature allows audio to be sent from your compatible TV to your receiver through the same HDMI® cable already being used to send audio and video to your TV.

Digital Media Port

Sony HTCT150 with Connect a Digital Media Port (DMP) adapter (sold separately) to your audio system and access music from your iPod®, Walkman® player, or PC device.

3D Pass-Through

Enjoy 3D Blu-ray Disc™ movies, video games and other 3D content with compatible players and HDTVs.

BRAVIA Sync Capable

Conveniently operate and control all your HDMI® connected BRAVIA® Sycn devices with one remote including: Blu-ray Disc™ Players, BRAVIA HDTVs, home theater products, Handycam® Camcorders and Cyber-shot® Digital Cameras.

We also noted the HTCT150′s faux surround and soundstage depth were above average. No, the sound wasn’t as room filling as an actual 5.1 channel system would be, but the soundstage extended to nearly the full width of the front wall of the CNET listening room. Its dimensionality and depth made it easy to forget most of the sound was coming from a skinny sound bar speaker.

We could hear the windswept desolation of Southwest Texas in the quieter scenes on the “No Country For Old Men” Blu-ray. That sort of subtle detail adds tremendously to the realism the HTCT150 can muster. And when Chigurh (Javier Bardem) executes his victims with a cattle gun, the sound made us jump.

The “Terminator Salvation” Blu-ray’s more sustained violence proved to be a tougher test of the HTCT150′s stamina. There, the blasts of gunfire and explosions didn’t deliver the dynamic jolts we got from Samsung’s HW-C450. Not that the HTCT150 sounded bad, it just seemed to run out of power faster, and even when pegged to its max volume level, it wasn’t that loud.

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