I remember back in the day I had this system. I had just bought in xbox and I was playing king kong. And when he roared it shook my insides through this system!
The stands for your speakers are designed so you can guide the cables down the back of the metal pole and have the cables come out of the bottom of the stand, so as to make them look almost wireless. Stringing the wires the way you have them looks ridiculous.
My setup will be identical to yours. However, I only have two short stands for the speakers and the only place I can put them is on top of the TV stand, so in your case they would be placed just in the left and right hand corners of your TV. My question is that do you know if it's okay to have those speakers that close to the TV or the interface module? Looking forward to your response! Thanks.
These speakers are designed as magnetically shielded, specifically because they will be within close proximity to sensitive electronics, such as a television. So it is safe to put them relatively close to your tv.
I have had the same system for several years, everything great. But Im thinking replacing it with a Bose soundbar 300. Would anyone one know if the change is worth it?
I have it gives off decent bass by it self i would say for a small room u can add the subwoofer & its gives a wider sound stage & a center channel and u can add rear speakers to make it a 5.1 system...if u want something close to a full surround or an wider soundstage I would definitely go for it
I cannot, for the life of me, find a replacement to this system. I would like bluetooth to play music from my phone without needing to have the tv on [have to connect via Smart Things]. Currently trying out the Samsung Q60T with Wireless rear speakers. Not getting the same sound quality as I do the Bose unless I crank up the volume on Phone. Movies are also another issue. I can go up to 100 and Q60T will barely be loud enough to shake the room. They don’t make them like they used to.
you should look into getting a bluetooth reciever, which would let you play music via bluetooth through your Bose system! www.amazon.com/Bluetooth-Adapter-Streaming-Wireless-Speakers/dp/B016NUTG5K/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=bluetooth+receiver&qid=1606195662&sr=8-4
@@jakesterfiddle this reminds me. I had a Bluetooth receiver 10 years ago when I had the original Cinemate system. I had forgotten all about that until now. I had it plugged into a technical pro S5200 equalizer because, honestly, that speaker system didn't sound that good. But, this newer GS II system sounds amazing without any eq.
Tengo mi teatro cinemate gs 2 pero tengo el problema de q cuando subo o bajo volume se queda en silencio y no se puede controlar el volume .alguien me ayuda porfa
I remember back in the day I had this system. I had just bought in xbox and I was playing king kong. And when he roared it shook my insides through this system!
The stands for your speakers are designed so you can guide the cables down the back of the metal pole and have the cables come out of the bottom of the stand, so as to make them look almost wireless. Stringing the wires the way you have them looks ridiculous.
Facts 😂
Just set mine up today and it's amazing! With my 77" lg cX
only the boxes do all the work or do I need an equipment manager?
congratulations on your video
Guys I’m swear we got that speaker and the bass is so cool
Bonjour est il possible d'avoir le son cinéma 5.1 avec cette appareil?
Bose es impresionante
What u think of this in 2021?? No HDMI . Is outdated
Coool waow how old is this home cinema ? What e sound super !
My setup will be identical to yours. However, I only have two short stands for the speakers and the only place I can put them is on top of the TV stand, so in your case they would be placed just in the left and right hand corners of your TV. My question is that do you know if it's okay to have those speakers that close to the TV or the interface module? Looking forward to your response! Thanks.
These speakers are designed as magnetically shielded, specifically because they will be within close proximity to sensitive electronics, such as a television. So it is safe to put them relatively close to your tv.
I have had the same system for several years, everything great. But Im thinking replacing it with a Bose soundbar 300. Would anyone one know if the change is worth it?
I have it gives off decent bass by it self i would say for a small room u can add the subwoofer & its gives a wider sound stage & a center channel and u can add rear speakers to make it a 5.1 system...if u want something close to a full surround or an wider soundstage I would definitely go for it
0:06 that part!
I cannot, for the life of me, find a replacement to this system. I would like bluetooth to play music from my phone without needing to have the tv on [have to connect via Smart Things]. Currently trying out the Samsung Q60T with Wireless rear speakers. Not getting the same sound quality as I do the Bose unless I crank up the volume on Phone. Movies are also another issue. I can go up to 100 and Q60T will barely be loud enough to shake the room.
They don’t make them like they used to.
you should look into getting a bluetooth reciever, which would let you play music via bluetooth through your Bose system!
www.amazon.com/Bluetooth-Adapter-Streaming-Wireless-Speakers/dp/B016NUTG5K/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=bluetooth+receiver&qid=1606195662&sr=8-4
@@jakesterfiddle Yo thanks! Got it and works like a charm! Saved me the expense of that soundbar setup. I’ll be returning that soon.
Awesome, glad it worked out for you!
@@jakesterfiddle this reminds me. I had a Bluetooth receiver 10 years ago when I had the original Cinemate system. I had forgotten all about that until now. I had it plugged into a technical pro S5200 equalizer because, honestly, that speaker system didn't sound that good. But, this newer GS II system sounds amazing without any eq.
Optical cable into your smart tv and download Spotify or Apple Music 👍🏻
what problem if no coming power my bose cinemate
How long are speaker cables
Do u have the link for that video you watching?
Compare to bose companion 5 which one is better?
companion 5 in nowhere to cinemate.. the bass will make the different between those two
Hello..... Dude what is the price.....
around 300 $ on ebay
Tengo mi teatro cinemate gs 2 pero tengo el problema de q cuando subo o bajo volume se queda en silencio y no se puede controlar el volume .alguien me ayuda porfa
oye y cuando pones un sonido 5.1 o disney plus que lo pone por default suena bien? Saludos
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Sounds like an iPhone XR speaker to me. Wait that’s because I’m watching in an iPhone XR.
it sounded more like an iphone 7 plus to me.
But not real Dolby atmos
I think the bose cinemate 15 is better
Sounds pretty shitty unless you like one note bass and squawky mids. NO EQ provided either. Too much money for no features and shit sound.
Dude you can buy it for like 100$.
@@marcelvandelden2302 In Canada it retailed for $599 when it came out.
@@socksumi here it was sold for like 1500$
@@marcelvandelden2302 100 dollars ? not even used
@@marcelvandelden2302 $100, no way still in ebay used for $250 more shipping