To call the Bluesound Pulse Soundbar a soundbar would be grossly unfair. Yes, it’s shaped like a soundbar, yes it’s designed to be placed under a TV and its main function is to boost the TV’s sound quality.
But with wi-fi, ethernet and aptX Bluetooth all on board, it does so much more.
Described as an ‘all-in-one wireless streaming audio system’, once it’s connected to a network, it can stream just about any music file from anywhere to the Pulse Soundbar.
It isn’t just Bluesound’s first soundbar – it’s also the first soundbar to support hi-res playback and MQA files. Add in a mostly majestic sound, and we can understand why it costs an eye-watering £1000/$1500.
…
Read full post here:
https://www.whathifi.com/bluesound/pulse-soundbar/review
