Toshiba sound bar contest prize imageOne of the easiest ways to improve the sound of movie and TV shows in your home is to get a sound bar like the one from Toshiba we are giving away in this contest. Sometimes a simple solution is all you need. And what could be simpler then plugging it into your televisions HDMI port for instant amazing audio. Sound bars are extremely popular because many people want to improve the sound from their television without having to fuss with multiple components of a full audio system. There are a huge variety of them, with a range of features. Enter this contest for a chance to win one, and check out the full range of sound bars at Best Buy.

How can you improve your home theatre

Here are a few things you can do to improve the movie or TV experience in your home:

  1. Buy a new TV: okay this is the most obvious and one that many people do at this time of year. Why now? Fall is when most new TV shows launch and when many of the big sporting seasons either begin (hockey, basketball, and my favourite, football) or, and I’m thinking of baseball especially, end and announce their champion.
  2. Improve the viewing experience around the TV: As Shelly discusses in the article that I linked to here, with the TV as the hub, the rest of the room can be enhanced in many ways to improve your home theatre. You could mount the TV, get amazing home theatre seating, or add some smart lighting. Or perhaps a new popcorn machine is all you need in your home!
  3. Boost the audio: some televisions produce pretty good sound on their own, but amazing sound often requires add-on speakers.

Point number three in that list leads me to the important point of this article. You don’t need a degree in audio engineering to improve the sound in your home. Even the simplest audio solution, a sound bar, can make a huge difference. You’ll be amazed at the difference!

How to set up a sound bar in your home

Most sound bars are designed to set up quickly, usually with a single HDMI cable connected to the television and a power cable plugged into the electrical outlet. The Toshiba SBX-1020 is a great example of a simple audio enhancement for any TV watching situation. It’s quite small, to easily fit beneath most televisions. It’s a single component, so you aren’t concerned with placement of other components (like a subwoofer, for example). It’s also multi-functional, enabling you to also send audio to it from your mobile device over Bluetooth.

There are fancier sound bars with more built-in speakers and enhanced audio capabilities, even Dolby Atmos. Even those sound bars setup very easily though. When shopping for a sound bar, you should look at the range of options available within your price range and decide which model will best work in your home. For example, my living room has a high angled ceiling and Atmos just doesn’t work well. So, I’d focus on a sound bar without that feature. For my bedroom though, the Toshiba prize offered in this contest would be perfect!

How to enter

Entering this contest is easy but you can only enter once. In a comment below, tell us what you would like to add to your home theatre to make your movie or TV watching experience better.

What you can win

At the end of this contest we will randomly select one winner to receive a new Toshiba SBX-1020 sound bar.Ā 

This contest runs from September 3rd to September 16th.

Remember you can only enter once in a comment below. However, your friends would likely love to win a new sound bar so share this contest so they too have a chance.

Win a Toshiba Sound Bar Contest Rules and Regulations

Good Luck

Martin Renaud
Martin Renaud
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946 COMMENTS

  2. Would love a new sound bar, but also would love a bigger TV. Itā€™s too far away from the couch and my eyesight isnā€™t the best lol

  4. I have an awesome Sony TV, from Best Buy, so now a Sound bar would be fantastic and this Toshiba one looks awesome.

  12. We could definitely use some speakers or a sound bar. Some movies the audio is just terrible but then music comes on and you jump from your seat. Thanks for the contest.

  25. I have been planning to get a sound bar as the sound quality of my TV is at times quite poor. Here’s hoping!

  27. The addition currently of choice w/b a 58ā€ TV that wasnā€™t prone to periodically freezing whils watching streamed content!

  29. My home theater set up is ok, but would love to enhance sound to the TV in our basement. It’s above our fireplace and can’t fit a full surround sound. Sound bar would be perfect.

  30. I would love to have a sound bar for my everyday TV. Since we usually just watch a few shows or the news on this TV, this sound bar would work perfectly.

  31. The oldest component in my home theater is my 46″ Samsung TV so that would be the most immediate upgrade needed.

  39. I would love to improve my sound experience to using a sound bar VS. using the sound from my tv.

    I Would also love a popcorn machine along with the sound bar to enjoy a movie šŸ™‚

  40. A new soundbar would be awesome a lot better than my TV speakers! Other than that, a recliner would be amazing.

  45. The only thing I wouldn’t need to add to my home theater is a soundbar. I bought a very cheap one about 5 years ago and it isn’t much better than the speakers from the actual tv. One of my biggest purchase regrets was the sound bar I have and I’ve been dying to get a new one

  48. Good Day from Sudbury Ontario

    My father in-law passed away suddenly November 2020 during this Pandemic.

    I would love for my mother in-law to win a comfortable lazy boy & Big TV.

    Oh! I would not mind Winning a sound bar

    Thank-you
    Lisa

  49. We would like to add new speakers or sound bar to our home theatre to make our movie or TV watching experience better.

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