Transform the sound quality on your new super-thin TV with the Roth Audio Bar 1 Sound Bar. Replacing the inferior integrated speakers on your display, the Sound Bar features a total of 10 dedicated speakers which cover every sound frequency available.

Eight mid-range drivers pick up on every beat of a song, every moment of tension in your favourite move or drama and the slightest of noises in every scene. Cinema-style surround sound technology provides the perfect audio experience to accompany your programme or film. Dual high range tweeters embedded within the sound bar work to increase the quality of the sound in conjunction with the integrated subwoofers.

An additional wireless subwoofer can be conveniently placed away from the main setup to increase the realism of the sound. Using high-speed frequencies it receives sound data from the sound bar and processes it to deliver a pure bass with deep low levels.

Easy to access controls on the front of the sound bar can be used to control every aspect of the sound quality. Manage the bass levels, treble rate and volume from simple clear buttons backlit in bright blue LEDs. Looking perfect in every setup the sound bar is wrapped in a removable black mesh and features both worktop stands and wall mounts for optimal placement. (MM)

What the Press are Saying:

Tech Radar says: "If you're loathe to give more money to the same brand that cruelly under-specc'ed your TV's speakers in the first place, how about trying a shiny new British company? The elegant Roth Bar 1 soundbar - complete with wireless subwoofer that can sit nine metres from the main unit - promises a sonic improvement from its eight mid-range drivers and two high-frequency tweeters."

TrustedReviews says: "If you're tired of your TV's sound, the Roth Bar 1 is an excellent way of taking it to the next level. It's slim, compact and tastefully designed, plus the inclusion of an impressive wireless subwoofer is a real bonus when installing. It may not be the most refined or composed performer at loud volumes but the sound quality is far, far superior to your average flatpanel TV, and that's the bottom line."