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My niece is three years old and likes to spend time with me listening to Wynton's music. She has recently expressed interest in playing trumpet. At what age do you think is appropriate for children to start musical instruction? If she is truly serious (which I believe she is), I would like to encourage her as much as possible and would like any suggestions as to the type of trumpet to invest in for a beginner.
Suzuki method is popular in some areas. Violins come in such cute small sizes! They look like toys.
I figure early music instruction begins at home…I always have music in my home. Always. Can teach kids to listen early, focuses their attention and helps them distinguish between different sounds of the various instruments. Short periods at first…15 seconds at a time, then 30, then 45…y c. If using solo pieces (piano for example) can play around with having kids repeat phrases and work towards tonal accuracy…kind of, you know? Piano is always an easy instrument to start with because it's pure percussion for kids! Nice to the touch too. Even the tiniest of fingers can create sounds that are sure to delight. Easy to teach sharps and flats and middle C too. Easy to teach patterns on a piano. Can even teach a kid the notes as a precursor to the alphabet (A-G for starters and the rest later!). Can teach counting (time signatures) easily with sound as a guide.
Trumpets? Later I would think, maybe 9? Piano is an easy instrument to introduce at any age. Don't have to pick up or balance a piano! I had my kids on the piano when they could sit upright…just banging and the sounds would thrill them because they were making "music."
Jurzy Girl
Thanks for the info. My niece's mom played violin as a child and is trying to interest her daughter, so I'll pass this on to her. I've always felt music is an invaluable source for educating children and I was pleased when my niece expressed interest in wanting to learn music. I will do what I can to encourage her. I was thinking of starting piano lessons in the fall and perhaps with the two of us learning together, this will further her musical interest.
Now Jurzy-
Settle down. Take time to read and reflect on some of these topics. All don't require your shared contemplation. Sometimes people are searching for the answer from that JUST RIGHT someone who not only knows what they want to hear, but also how to say it JUST RIGHT for them!
Although there is something to be said about Wynton's trumpet and kids…As a teacher, I use him to instruct on famous African Americans, about Jazz, about heart, soul,history and deomocracy!
How is this Jurzy that you know everything about everything??
No disrespect ,but I am also a parent of a violin player who came home at five and said'I am gonna play the violin!' ( and still at eighteen playing now over 12 years) She was also a former piano player (5 years then gave up)
I would not offer comment on this woman's searching questions of her 3 year old neices's musical future. Instead I might leave that to a trumpet teacher, a trumpet teacher parent, a musician, or a parent who had one start that early. (Wynton was six but who knows how long he was hearnng the trumpet in his head before that??)
There is always that someone who knows better….It ain't me but my philosophy over time has become…........................................................................
Sometimes we need to just say hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm????????
Love ya-really I do!
Well SHE asked the question and if you ask, ya gotta figure you'll get an answer…(especially, most especially, from me) unless, of course you state in advance that its a rhetorical question. So now! ANd even then I might add a thought!
And while I do not know everything about everything, I do have an opinion about a lot of things (you know what they say about opinions!) and so I express them! I have never ever been short on words (can't you tell?)
Besides, this site gives me reason to think about a lot of things that I wouldn't ordinarily think about and so I share! That's what we're here for and if you don't like it…then…well, you just don't!
And for the record, I do say "hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm" sometimes, and then when I have an idea, I express it!
Gotta big mouth, always have. I admitted someplace else that I am an opinionated smart ass and well, now you have PROOF! (bc I am sure you were lacking proof of this!)
And as far as an age for trumpet, I'm guessing…no basis for this at all other than the weight of the horn and thinking that I have not seen "kid sized" horns and that little violins are really cute (how's that for depth of thought?).
And glad I have succeeded in ruffling your polite feathers. I was wondering where you were.
Jurzy Girl
I am here. I am not always polite but I have often been known for giving good advice.
Thanks for taking it on the chin!
I guess I am saying :don't always venture a guess, sometimes just reflect and be a little less impulsive???
It gives the other person time to find answers for themself becasue usually they are stil thinking..hmmmmmmmmmmmmm…..
I am always here. I just don't comment on every comment. I try to leave it until I am about to burst!!
As far as age to begin..
Ask a good number of people and let that baby keep listening to Wynton!! Try her on 'Big Fat Hen'(Magic hour) , "The Court of King Oliver (Village Vanguard) and 'Happy Feet Blues'(Village Van Guard). She will love them!
Thank you Me and Jurzy for both the engaging dialogue and suggestions. All will be taken into consideration as I continue to pursue this with my niece. I'm going to order the Marsalis on Music series to start her off and from there…....
I would suggest to start your niece at the age of five, because there are many other outside forces that may influence what she feels that she wants to do. Also, I would suggest a Bach student trumpet, because it works for basic classical and jazz music. One more note, if she does get lessons, make sure they're interactive. You don't want her to lose her motivation for playing after all those years of investing your time and money into lessons, music, and the instrument. On the other hand you're her uncle and you might not mind. Hope this helped:)!


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Some are inconspicuous boxes along the side of the road, accompanied by signs warning of photo enforcement. Others are set up inside vehicles or on portable carts.
For drivers, the first time their presence is noted could be through the mail — a $40 citation with a photo of their license plate.
They�re speed cameras, and they�ve become fixtures along some roadways across Maryland as local jurisdictions have turned to them to catch speeders — and, at least indirectly, stuff their coffers.
But a funny thing has happened during the past few months. As drivers become more aware of the cameras� presence, the amount of money making its way to city and county bank accounts is dwindling.
For example, Montgomery County, which has run speed cameras since the state authorized the county�s program in 2007, has seen revenue drop from $20.7 million in 2009 to an estimated $12 million in fiscal 2012, according to a briefing given before the County Council�s Public Safety Committee in September.
In Prince George�s County, the number of citations declined between June and September this year by almost 35,000.
Now, some jurisdictions are scrambling to move or add cameras. And supporters are emphasizing the positives associated with the plunge in citations.
�If revenues are declining, that�s a good thing,� said Sen. Brian E. Frosh (D-Dist. 16) of Chevy Chase, chairman of the Judicial Proceedings Committee, which vetted the law in 2009, when it passed. �The main point is to make roads safer. By every measurement that I�ve seen, the law is working.�
Revenue from speed camera violations never was intended to be used as a steady, reliable revenue source for municipalities. The law allowing speed cameras requires that jurisdictions use the money for �public safety,� which can include improvement to roadways and pedestrian access, equipment purchases for police forces, and other public safety programs.
The law gave all local jurisdictions in the state the authority to set up speed cameras inside school zones and highway work zones. Citations of $40 are issued to drivers going more than 12 mph above the speed limit. According to AAA Mid-Atlantic�s 2009 Transportation poll, 72 percent of Marylanders support speed cameras in school zones, and 51 percent support cameras in work zones.
Depending on the local government�s contract with the company operating the cameras, jurisdictions keep anywhere from $20 to $30 of each of those fines.
�It would have been dangerous for local jurisdictions to think that the peak revenue was going to be that way for years to come, and to invest those revenues in that way,� said Frosh. �They might need to rachet back their expectations.�
Each jurisdiction — including the State Highway Administration, Prince George�s, Montgomery and Baltimore counties, as well as Baltimore city and other municipalities throughout the state — is dealing with the decline in citations in its own way. Some are adding cameras or moving them to new locations, although most officials say the changes are being made to get more drivers to slow.
�There has been an argument that local governments are seeing these speed cameras as cash cows or modern-day speed traps,� said Don Kettl, dean of the School of Public Policy at the University of Maryland, College Park. �But the more interesting question is how [speed cameras] change drivers� behavior, and how that affects projected revenue for these local governments.�
Municipalities would only have a problem if they relied on that revenue as a source to fund essential programs, said Judith Davis, mayor of Greenbelt and president of the Maryland Municipal League.
�If a city is wise, they�ll use that as a source for extra programs,� she said.
When Greenbelt decided last year to install its own cameras, city administrators tempered expectations of how much the program would bring in. This month, the cameras go active and start issuing citations. The city�s fiscal 2013 budget estimates about $400,000 in revenue from the citations.
The city, Davis said, had learned from the history of its red-light enforcement program, which now makes just enough money from citations to keep afloat.
�We don�t get much money from that anymore, because people know where those cameras are,� Davis said. �Which is a good thing, because that means they�re following the law.�
But some officials contend that although the speed cameras are changing driver behavior, they�re not making the roads safer.
�We�ve seen a substantial drop in the number of violations,� said Laurel Police Chief Rich McLaughlin. �But we�ve seen an increase in speeding just outside of those [camera-enforced] zones.�
The city has used speed camera revenue — more than $3.4 million in fiscal years 2011 and 2012, according to budget documents — to purchase new vehicles and communication equipment for the police force.
Because drivers in Laurel have become accustomed to tapping the brakes near the city�s stationary cameras, the Laurel Police Department has moved one camera and is in the process of putting in three new speed-monitoring signs that could be equipped with photo enforcement cameras.
�[The new sign] may or may not have a camera in it, but drivers will fear there�s a camera there, and they�ll slow down,� McLaughlin said.
To grow its program, Montgomery County is activating 10 additional cameras this year. Officials expect revenue from the cameras to increase to $13.6 million.
In Prince George�s County, where 72 cameras are rotated among 100 locations, the goal has been to �hit a lot of the areas that are the high-speed spots,� said Maj. Robert Liberati, commander of the automated enforcement section for the Prince George�s County Police Department.
Officials, who have seen the number of citations plummet from 62,224 in June to 27,448 in September, are scanning their records �to see what else is out there, to make the best use of these cameras,� Liberati said.
That might include moving them to new locations where police still are seeing speeders, he said.
As automated speed enforcement programs spread, Kettl said officials and observers will be more focused on how driving behavior changes, because this still is a new application of technology.
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Also at the Texas vs Nation game is NIU's Martel Moore. Basically a lot like Aaron Dobson, but a few rounds later.
Also at the Texas vs Nation game is NIU's Martel Moore. Basically a lot like Aaron Dobson, but a few rounds later.
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texas vs nation game televised??? if so want to set the dvr...i still got to take a look at the other all star game a few weeks ago...
hoops scoops 2012 season ..."in 2014 ryan tannehill etches his name in stone amongst the games elite qbs"..."ryan tannehill and andrew luck will carry the afc for the next decade plus the way peyton manning and tom brady have this last decade plus"
for the love of god get a real freaking mike already!!!
When I die I want to hire the Miami Dolphin's to be my pallbearers so they can let me down one last time.
That's why I said he WOULD trade up, but he's like a fantasy football player that doesn't pull the trigger on a trade unless there's an objective consensus that he got the better deal.
That just makes it not very likely.
CK whats your take on CB-Blidi Wreh-Wilson and CB-Nickell Robey(slot corner imo).
Blidi I have no read on, yet.
Nickell Robey is a guy that I have liked a lot over the years. He is fast, agile, coordinated and feisty. Because of his size you imagine that he's going to be a nickel corner at the next level, obviously. He will have to get heavier than 170 lbs no matter what. But you know, Brent Grimes is barely 5'9" and was 177 lbs coming out. Antoine Winfield was 5085 and 175 lbs coming out. We don't really know what Nickell is until he measures out in the Combine...but those will have to be his role models.
What I particularly like about him is that FOUR times in his career, he had late game picks that either sealed or should have sealed the game.
1. In the 4th quarter against Utah this year (2012), Utah is down 31-21 with about 10 minutes left trying to get their first score in so they can try and come back, and Nickell Robey intercepts a ball, returns it 38 yards for the game-sealing score. And on the interception, the Utah QB was really just trying to throw the ball away at the feet of a screen back coming out of the backfield. Robey read the thing from a distance away and just broke on it like nobody's business, caught it on the run and didn't stop running til he was in the end zone.
2. And of course back in 2011, he did the same thing to Andrew Luck near the end of regulation on a play that Jon Gruden made fun of Luck for relentlessly during QB School. That should've been it. That should've been the end of the game. But Andrew Luck being who he is, he took the ball with like a minute remaining and brought his team all the way down the field and scored a game tying touchdown...putting the game into overtime.
3. That same year the Trojans are playing Notre Dame. Things got desperate for the Irish when Matt Barkley threw a touchdown to go ahead 14 points with only 8 minutes remaining, but the game wasn't over until Tommy Rees tried to go to Michael Floyd in single coverage with Nickell Robey on 3rd & 1, and Robey picked off the ball.
4. Back in his freshman year 2010, they played Arizona State to a wild finish. After a missed field goal by Arizona State, USC tries to run out the clock on the ground but fails to get a 1st down which gives Arizona State the ball back with only 22 seconds on their own 17 yard line needing a field goal to win. Very tough situation to come back from. But on 3rd & 1, Nickell Robey sealed it by picking Steven Threat off. It was essentially a hail mary, hoping for a completion and a penalty which would've allowed a field goal attempt, or maybe just hoping for the receiver to make a play and get the touchdown...but Robey sealed it.
That's a closer. Robey has three pick-6's in his career. I like that.
If any corner's got a chance to beat the odds, it's him. I keep looking right at him whenever I'm filling out my 3B/4A picks in my mock scenarios.
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But state needs to be careful of making things too simple.
Next year, Indiana governments will mark the 40th anniversary of using local income taxes. LOITs have become increasingly important to city and county budgeting, and their current use to ease the burden of property taxes will only increase that importance.
The LOIT system has also become more complex, making it hard for taxpayers to understand what they're paying and where the money goes. So the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute and the Indiana University Public Policy Institute have issued a report on the state of the system and suggested areas for policy discussions. The General Assembly should heed that suggestion.
Some of the suggested-at changes made in the report are obvious needs. Some are less so, and some are problematic. But it's never a bad idea for discussions that can clarify the issues for voters and taxpayers.
One obvious need to address is the two-year lag between when the state collects the taxes and when it distributes the funds to the counties. LOIT revenue as a share of local tax revenue has increased from 6 percent in 1987 to 19 percent this year, and the trend seems likely to continue upward. But that lag time makes it if quite difficult to actually budget the income tax revenue.
Another sensible suggestion is to change the system so local governments have more control over how much to raise and how to spend it. That will make local taxpayers pay more attention to local governments, which should make the governments more aware of constituent needs and wants. But the state has always given in to home rule grudgingly and in small increments. Don't expect that to change.
The whole thrust of the policy-discussion recommendations is to make the system simpler – more uniform, in other words – so officials and taxpayers alike can better understand it. Certainly some of that is called for. There are seven different kinds of LOITs, each with specific conditions for enacting the tax and using its proceeds. And the rates are widely different. Combined with the state income tax rate, effective income tax rates by county vary from 3.4 to 6.5 percent.
But care needs to be taken not to make the system too simple and uniform. A certain amount of complexity makes governments think long and hard about raising taxes, and it forces the increases to be justified and explained. If we make it too easy just to raise one big pot of money that can be spent on anything, guess what? That pot will just keep getting bigger, and the spending rules will become much more lax. Just look at the federal government, for goodness sake.


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There are a couple instructables here on some of the finer points of Eagle (making your
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modifying the design rules: http://www.instructables.com/id/EZVIGHUBGCEP287BJB/ )
But feedback indicates that a lot of people could probably use an instructable on the
more basic aspects of creating a schematic and board.
This instructable covers creating a schematic, presumably from a printed schematic in
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It's got a "typical" collection of parts, and is vaguely useful as well.
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Cadsoft is a German company that is a veritable mecca of software distribution enlightenment. In addition to the reasonably-priced professional PCB design packages ($1200), they have freeware, lite, non-profit, and other intermediate licenses. Their software runs under windows, linux, and MacOSX. It's slightly quirky, with a steep (but not too high) learning curve on the front end, but from most reports it is not any more so than other professional CAD packages. They have online support forums that are active from both the company and other users, the package is under current development and gets better with each release. A number of PCB fabricators will accept their CAD files directly. It's good stuff.
Use it. Propagate it. Buy it when you "go pro."
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Trying to master Eagle via Youtube and those tutorials glossed over what you have so well described here in your excellent Ible. Thank you!
signed: Mr. Much-confused by 100+ different package/schjematic options for generic resistors!
thanks for the tutorial.. it is very helpful
If I knew anything about UI design (which I don't) then I would probably say that this was a horrible choice for both the placement and naming of the button. I would probably think that it should be changed immediately.
Ha! Just did exactly the same thing, going to "Drop" my first part onto the schematic...
Very strange name for a button - why not try, "remove from list"!?!!!
Awesome Tutorial! I really appreciate you for sharing such a useful information for the starters through diagrams.
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I have just decided to try Eagle and I'd like to say that your Instructable is very helpful! Thanks so much for posting this. Your Instructable is still relevant!
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So R-EU basically same with R-US right?
R-EU_0204/7 means 1/8W resistor with 7mm spacing?
How about capacitor? like 3n3 C-7-10/5
-Why yes, that's exactly what I thought and apparently why it's NEVER worked before for 2 years of trying. You'd think they'd something like that on the first page in the manual. I am so angry right now.
Likewise, why is the word "smash" being used for a function that "[s]eparates text variables and attributes from parts or elements." And what does "separate" mean in this context? That the variable or attribute labels can be moved to a different spot around the part symbol as needed to make the drawing more readable. Wouldn't "rearrange labels" or even "detach" be better in the help-file description than "separates."
After I learn and grouse about these little quirks a while, I think Eagle will be very useful, especially since it seems to be a quasi-standard in the low-end (or free) market.
Basically, the 555 is not "rail to rail" on its output, and otherwise would not be sure to turn off the "upper" transistor when in the high state.
Do you have any tips on where to find additional or alternate libraries that are more organized?
I don't know about "more organized", though. I haven't seen any organized attempt to modernize/fix/organize a comprehensive set of component libraries for EAGLE, but it's likely that such a thing would be in the "costs money" realm where I wouldn't notice.)
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That is Al MacDonald on the left and a young Glen Denny with Harding so it must be racking for the Leaning Tower.
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text: Watch a video Watch a video review from one of our experts Front Sound bar with powered sub Photos (2) Video View larger Harman Kardon SB 16 Powered home theater sound bar with wireless subwoofer Item #: 532SB16 20 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $499.99 Shop all Sound Bars Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Marshall Chase An easy cure for underwhelming TV audio Fans of high definition TVs rave about the unbeatable picture quality they produce but rarely even mention the sound. That's because their TVs don't give them much to talk about. That's where the Harman Kardon SB 16 comes to the rescue. Fuller sound without a fuller living room Harman Kardon knows that while nearly everyone wants better TV sound quality, few want to sacrifice a lot of real estate to speakers and amplifiers. The SB 16 provides an elegant 2.1 speaker solution that takes up little space but delivers spacious sound. The sound bar houses left- and right-channel two-way speaker modules to bring dialogue and music to the forefront. Its built-in amplifier comes out miles ahead of typical TV-powered sound. Just connect your TV, Blu-ray player or satellite/cable box with the included cables and you're on your way to a greatly enhanced entertainment experience. Bass lost and found Most televisions today don't produce much bass. The SB 16 comes with a 100-watt wireless subwoofer. Its 10" driver guarantees you'll get the kind of low, tight rumble that makes action scenes something you can feel in your gut. And film scores play a bigger role, with all of the instruments present in full range. And because the sub is wireless you can place it wherever it's convenient for you. Product Highlights:Sound bar:25 watts x 2 RMSbuilt-in Digital Signal Processing (DSP) for theater-like soundvirtual surround and two-channel stereo listening modesfour 3" midrange driverstwo 3/4" dome tweetersbuilt-in transmitter sends audio signals to wireless subwooferlearns commands of your existing TV remoteadjustable phase and EQ switch to set tone preferenceswall mounting bracket and feet for shelf placement includedauto turn-on/offrequires AC powerweight: 8 lbs.36"W x 4-3/8"H x 3-1/2"DSubwoofer:100 watts RMScan be placed anywhere in the roomadds bass punch to movie soundtracks, TV shows, and music10" woofer for deep bassbass-reflex (ported) cabinet designrequires AC powerweight: 34 lbs.18-7/8"W x 13-3/8"H x 13-3/8"DConnections:1 analog stereo RCA input (cable included)1 optical digital audio input (cable included)1 coaxial digital audio inputGeneral:system frequency response 50-20,000 Hzwarranty: 2 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Sound bar speakers: room-filling sound with less clutter Add big sound to your TV without a roomful of speakers. 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Enter the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Harmon Kardon SB16 Review Written By sf, Newtown PA on Friday, July 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The HK soundbar proved very easy to set up, looks great and synced effortlessly with a new Samsung Smart TV. The lack of a remote is problematic, since the Samsung remote can't be programmed to control the Soundbar, so it's necessary to use a separate remote, and the absence of a volume indicator on the soundbar itself wasn't a great design decision. These two items could have been resolved at minimal cost to HK, and given the price of the SB16 it would be reasonable to expect both a remote and a display. As other reviews on the web have noted, the excellent sound quality compared with other soundbars compensates somewhat for the design omissions, but these should be unnecessary compromises. It's a 2.1 system and doesn't compare with my previous 5.1 setup for "punch" and surround quality, but for daily use without the hassle of turning on multiple components it's a good solution. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Exceeds expectations Written By Greekone, Detroit, MI on Wednesday, March 20, 2013 Great sound to add to the overall movie watching experience. The subwoofer is small and can easily slide under the television in to my entertainment center. The design of the product is also very nice- it matches all of my electronics. I actually can enjoy Sunday night movie night now that I can hear the speakers! Definitely a great addition and I am super happy with this purchase. Pros: loud, sleek design, minimal cables, nice bass Cons: None 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Very pleased with the SB16 Written By Mark, North Carolina on Wednesday, March 13, 2013 After spending about 2 months shopping for a new sound system for our livingroom television I decided to purchase the Harman Kardon SB16. I had looked at several systems and had pretty much narrowed down my choices to the Harman Kardon and the Klipsch SB1. After several trips to the store to hear both units, I decided on the HK SB16. To me, the HK had a much clearer crisp sound than that of the Klipsch unit. I knew going into the process that a sound bar was NOT going to give me the surround sound of a 5.1 or 7.1 system. But I also knew that a quality sound bar will give a better sound than the regular television speakers. Hooking up the SB16 is simple, if you follow the instructions. I like simple things, so my cable box and blue ray player are hooked directly to the tv by HDMI cables. An optical cable runs from the tv to the sound bar. I have yet to have any trouble with Netflix, Pandora, or any of the other sound problems that other have experienced. I found pairing my cable remote to control the sound bar volume a snap. There is a selector switch on the back of the sound bar that will control how quickly the volume increases and lowers. This will allow you to fine tune the volume control. The wireless sub-woofer is rather large, but works great. It WILL NOT produce wall shaking bass, but it does provide ample bass for any movie track or music that I've listened to. The key to getting great sound from the SB16 is to READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. Pros: Looks good, sounds good; Harman Kardon quality Cons: none at this time 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Does not play sound from the Nexflix app Written By Anonymous, Plainfield, IL on Sunday, November 11, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) First, the SB16 is not compatible with Netfix. When playing a movie from the Netflix app on the TV, the SB16 produces no sound. I called Harman Kardon, and they were little help. If you plan on watching Netflix, this is probably not the sound bar for you. Second, the sub-woofer is very larger and heavy, but puts out very little bass. The sound is ok when watching regular TV, but only with the sub-woofer volume turned all the way up. If you turned the sub-woofer volume down a little bit, you cannot hear any sound from it. I did an experiment and unplugged the sub-woofer with its volume turn down slighty lower than max, and was unable to tell when the sub-woofer was plugged in or not. When compared to the Polk Audio Soundbar 6000, the Polk definitely had better sound and fuller bass for less money. Or if you can afford a little more, the Klipsch SB3 was awesome. Definitely heads and shoulders over the SB16 Pros: Easy set-up. Cons: Is not compatible with Netflix. Bass is virtually non-existent. 4 out of 12 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No very impressed Written By x_40oz, Mobile, AL on Wednesday, October 17, 2012 I had done tons of research online on a number of brands before ever venturing to the store to hear any sound bars for myself. After all the reviews and price comparison, I was pretty dead set on the Polk Audio Soundbar 6000. Went to the local big box store to hear it for myself. I listened to the Polk 3000 and 6000, the Yamaha, The Klipsh, and the Bose. I have to say that I was not overly impressed with any of them. Then the sales person that was helping me said "let me show you this one". It was the Harmon Kardon and it was hooked up to a 60" sharp that was playing Transformers. She began to turn it up, then turned it up some more. I was literally blown away. I couldn't believe all that sound was coming from that little bar and that one sub. I was so impressed that I bought it that day, picked up some action movies on the way out, called into work, went home, hooked it all up and proceeded to try to make myself deaf. Avengers, Terminator, Pearl Harbor and X-Men all have a totally new feel to them now. I finish with saying this system is not true surround sound, but it is a close as you will get with a sound bar and sub.I guarantee. Pros: loud and clear, wireless sub Cons: No EQ other than hertz and bass level. 4 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Best out there Written By John, Oregon on Friday, June 29, 2012 The wireless subwoofer is SUCH a sweet option! The sound from the bar is absolutely great. I listen to it in stereo and surround and both are very realistic and I don't feel like I'm missing out on 5.1. I like how I can hookup multiple devices to this so now I just use my TV as the switcher. Programming my remote to control it was so easy. I'm very pleased with this. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Love this Written By JonnyG, Missouri on Tuesday, June 26, 2012 Simple, easy, solid is my take on this. The setup was so smooth and simple that my kid could have done it...that's how easy it was. The wireless subwoofer is just CLUTCH and the sound is just phenomenal and I'm in a fairly large room! Very happy with this 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Don't waste your money! Written By Jerod, Houston, Tx on Wednesday, April 11, 2012 I bought the Harmon Kardon SB16 about 2 months ago and there were problems from the begining. First of all the directions on how to conncet was a joke and if you think that's bad wait until you have to program your t.v. remote with the soundbar.( good luck ) I did what the book said to do several times and it never worked!! So I thought I'd give it a try anyway and I was very disappointed. The bass of the sub-woofer was over bearing and way to loud for the soundbar. If you're looking for a surround sound then look somewhere else. If you're looking for just an expensive, loud, annoying soundbar then by all means this is it. I just expected more from harmon kardon. I think I'm going to go with either the bose cinemate or the yamaha ysp 4100! good luck Pros: It looks good Cons: programming the remote, no surround sound 4 out of 25 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No fill up your room Written By Yost, Kansas on Friday, April 06, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great soundbar to fill up a room with detailed sound from low to high. Plenty of bass. Mids are good. I bought this for my flatscreen TV mounted on the wall so the mount was great, no need to spend more money on mounts becuase they come with it. I have satelite TV and the sound quality is not as good as my movie room. Doesn't take the place of full blown setup but works great for space saving equipment. I was set on Bose but chose this and I think it is super and and I am fully satisfied. The only complaint is the sound leval adjustment is figity. It is so touchy. It has from off to medium with not low low setting. I wish it had more levels. Its only got like 10 settings and my other sound reciever has about 60. Not a big issue though. It has no lower sound levels, just the first notch is loud. The remote took about 30 tries to learn the commands. Great product for TV or other non full surround or movie setups! You need to be right in line to change remote. No side remote sending on this unit. Sometimes got to get off the couch to adjust sound. They forgot to send long brackets too, i had to make wood extenders while waiting for new ones. Pros: Great room filling sound. Lots of mids and lows, tuneable for each consumer. Cons: Volume is touchy, hard to set up remote control, tried 30 times to get it set up. 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Explore other options... Written By Steve, Charlotte, NC on Thursday, March 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The SB16 looks great, and has very good sound at high volume, but there are a few issues which would have prevented me from buying had this information been available to me. To start with, the 'extended wall mount brackets weren't included in my box, so I had to use the thin/standard mount, which made the optical audio cable unusable. I opted to cut an 1 1/2" circle directly behind the optical plug to allow toslink cable use, and to route it and the power cable through the wall to the TV (also wall mounted). HK sent the brackets, but they took at least a week to arrive, and they are also thin/standard mount, so I suppose it will be another week before I get the extended bracket, which will likely end up in the trash, since I've already made my own workaround. The bigger issues are volume control, and internal amplifier fan. The volume is either mute, loud, and very loud. The lowest setting is probably 30% louder than I'm comfortable with, which may be by design to mask the noisy internal fan. If you're a senior citizen, or hard of hearing, you likely won't notice either, but the rest of you will just be annoyed. Room size: 12'x12', 8' ceiling. Lastly, the IR received is either poorly located, or inferior quality. At 6'-8', and 3' to the right, my Logitech Harmony One is unable to adjust volume! It manages to operate all other devices but the SB16 well outside of this range. Controlling the volume in general is a big disappointment. Pros: Looks good; sounds good at higher volume. Cons: Has no low volume settings. In a big room you may not notice the volume issue, or the annoying amp fan, but you're surely going to get frustrated with the volume control via IR, and the fact that you have no visual representation of the actual volume. You'll know when it can't get any quieter when it goes mute. I expected more from HK. 10 out of 12 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Amazing Sound Written By Pat, Loveland, CO on Thursday, March 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This sound bar sounds amazing!! The sound separation is awesome and the sound quantity is incredible...I highly recommend!! Pros: Sound quality, sound quantity, easy to setup Cons: Haven't found one yet 2 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Fantastic Product Written By Martha, Lawrence on Wednesday, February 29, 2012 This is a very well thought out product. I'm very pleased with it. They really put a lot into the little details thinking through how people will actually use this and what's important. I'm very pleased 3 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Excellent Written By Mariana, Virginia Beach, VA on Tuesday, February 28, 2012 Great product. I really like how it has the wall vs. table switch to adjust the EQ as well as the trim levels so you can match it to your TV's nominal volume. Great stuff! 5 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Integrates with your remote, great idea! Written By JulieS, Cleveland on Monday, February 27, 2012 When I first opened this, setting it up as a surprise for my husband, I was like, "where's the remote?!?!" I was pretty upset. But then I realized, it doesn't come with one because they want you to program your own remote to work with it, I said, what a great idea! I didn't do the programming, I made him do it, haha, but now it's SUPER easy to use. The sound is great and the wireless subwoofer is tucked away where I don't see it! Awesome product, good for music too, btw! 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Best soundbar out there Written By Tom T, NY, NY on Wednesday, February 22, 2012 I looked far and wide for the right solution and this thing is flat out awesome. Wireless sub works perfectly even from far away and the sound out of the bar is so crisp. Setup was so easy and even hanging it from the wall was a synch! Love this product. I reviewed most of the ones available and this one IS IT! The best... 2 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No In a word, NICE! Written By SarahP, Seattle, WA on Friday, February 17, 2012 The sound of this thing is SWEET! I have had surround systems before and this pulls you into the movie just as good. The subwoofer is tight and punchy, nice kick to it. I'd definitely recommend this. Setup was a sinch too 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Solid setup! Written By Mark A, Miami, FL on Wednesday, February 15, 2012 I have a small space in my Miami vacation condo and this is awesome for enjoying movies. I'm a huge movie buff and watch a movie every night. The setup was cake, the sound is awesome and overall, I'm extremely pleased. Great solution for my needs! 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Its got the goods but lacks the control to deliver them Written By Anonymous, Media, PA on Wednesday, January 25, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This was my first sound bar purchase after numerous "proper" home theaters. I opted for this because I don't like to skimp on the bass. This subwoofer has the same size speaker, port, and amp as my existing Klipsch which is more than enough for the room it is in. However; I could not get this sub to produce enough bass. I tried the phase and different locations. I had the sub volume turned all the way up. I know it should be capable of more based on the stats. I think the problem is that the soundbar decides the ratio of woofer output to it's own output. So, to have thumping base, you need to have ear splitting mids and highs. Another issue is the complete lack of display. I really want to know where things are set. I will say the manual controls with different color lights are helpful but having a volume indicator is good in a lot of situations. Last gripe: when set on a table, the thing is somewhat unstable. It seems like a top heavy tube. You bump the table too hard, it wobbles. On the plus side, the sound bar sounds good. Very crisp sound and the voices to effects ratio is just perfect. I think it produces better sound separation than my considerably more expensive DefTech system. One caveat to all this: my soundbar was defective. It would not work with a digital input. All of these results were with RCA inputs. I am not holding that against it in my rating and I don't see how that would make a difference in bass output. FYI: Crutchfield is handling the return superbly. Pros: Crisp distinct separation of voices and effects. Perfect balance between the two. Very attractive soundbar and sub. No wireless problems. Cons: Lack of bass output. Lack of visible volume level. Unstable bar on a table. I could imagine that the lights on top would be distracting when reflecting off the glass of my TV. Never got actually test that before it got returned. 3 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great "boom" for the buck! Written By SF Guy, San Francisco, CA on Monday, January 23, 2012 I absolutely love this thing. I put it in my bedroom expecting it to be mediocre but it blew me away so much with it's sound quality and making me feel like I had dedicated surround speakers that I'm considering getting another one for my living room too! This is a great item for anyone, audiophile or hobbyist. Pros: Great sound quality, small footprint, less wires than traditional surround systems 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Awesome! Written By TxJeepers, Pearland, TX on Saturday, December 31, 2011 I really like the simplicity of this sound bar, both in design and setup. I've got my Blu-ray, cable box and wii all plugging directly into my plasma TV. I use the optical audio out from the TV into this bar. Plugged the power in and soundbar is ready to go. My wardrobe cabinet has a perfect place for a soundbar so it is table mounted like the TV. Positioned and plugged in power on the sub and it was ready to go. That is how easy it is. But more importantly, the sound was incredible and with very little adjustment too. For this price, nothing else is in the running (I listened to a few of them in a local big box retailer before making the decision and buying from Crutchfield). It was easy to program my ATT Uverse remote with the soundbar. I've got a 3.5 to RCA plug coming so I can connect my iPhone to it for music. I expect that will sound good as well. Pros: Simple design. Easy setup. Sound is awesome. Cons: Nothing yet. 4 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Active soundbar speaker (SB 16 CNTR) Wireless powered subwoofer (SB 16 SUB) AC power adapter (with attached 8' DC cord) 6' AC power cord 5' Optical digital audio cable 6.5' Stereo audio cable 4 Wall-mount brackets 2 Rubber feet Owner's Manual (Eng/Fre/Spa) Features and Specs General Enclosure Sealed(spkr)/Ported(sub) Pieces in System 2 Color Gloss black Tweeter 0.75" dome (2) Midrange 3" cone (4) Woofer None Separate Subwoofer Yes Subwoofer Driver 10 Bluetooth Connectivity No Wall-mountable Yes Mounting Bracket Included Yes Surface Mount Stand Included Integrated Speaker Parts Warranty 2 Years Speaker Labor Warranty 2 Years Amplifier Parts Warranty 2 Years Amplifier Labor Warranty 2 Years Specifications System Frequency Response 50-20k Hz Powered System Yes Sound Bar RMS Power 25W x 2 Subwoofer RMS Power 100W x 1 Audio Inputs Mini Stereo Audio Inputs None RCA Stereo Audio Inputs 1 Optical Digital Audio Inputs 1 Coaxial Digital Audio Inputs 1 HDMI Audio Video Connections HDMI Inputs None HDMI Outputs None Dimensions Sound Bar (inches) 4-3/8H x 36W x 3-1/2D Sound Bar Weight 8 lbs Subwoofer (inches) 19-3/16H x 13-3/8W x 13-5/8D Subwoofer Weight 34 lbs Product Research Harman/Kardon SB 16 Home Cinema Soundbar System: The Harman/Kardon SB 16 Home Cinema Soundbar System offers an elegant and simpler alternative to your typical 5.1ch home theater speaker system. Not every room can accommodate 5 speakers + a subwoofer; and not everyone wants to deal with hooking up rear surround speakers. The Harman/Kardon SB 16 is a two-piece home theater system with a single amplified loudspeaker unit that connects directly to your TV, Sat/Cable box, or Blu-ray player & a single wireless powered subwoofer that can be placed anywhere in your room. The SB 16 Home Cinema Soundbar System delivers true Harman/Kardon sound, whether you are listening to music or watching a movie. 2.1ch Soundbar System Controls Connections Mounting Options 2.1ch Soundbar System Active Soundbar: The Harman/Kardon SB 16 active soundbar speaker houses left & right 2-way speaker modules with a built-in amplifier. The soundbar includes 2-way, dual-driver left & right speaker modules, each with two 3" midrange drivers and a 3/4" dome-tweeter. The active soundbar is powered by a 25W x 2ch amplifier (8-ohms, 20-20kHz, 0.07% THD). Thanks to digital signal processing (DSP) with virtual 3D surround circuitry, the soundbar works in tandem with the included wireless powered subwoofer to provide a complete surround-sound experience. The SB 16 soundbar speaker is designed to fit elegantly alongside your flat-panel TV and is magnetically shielded. The H/K SB 16 simply plugs into your TV, Sat/Cable box, or Blu-ray player with a single analog or digital cable. Note: The active soundbar speaker will need to be plugged into an AC wall outlet. Wireless Powered Subwoofer: The SB 16's wireless powered subwoofer offers you simplicity in terms of hookup & flexibility in terms of placement. The powered subwoofer receives its signal from the soundbar speaker via wireless technology, so you can place it anywhere in your room without having to run any wires. With a 10" magnetically-shielded woofer and built-in 100W amplifier, the wireless powered subwoofer delivers powerful bass performance when combined with the system's soundbar speaker. And thanks to a bass-reflex enclosure (with rear-firing port), you can also expect more realistic bass performance and higher bass output, since the subwoofer fires downward against the floor instead of against surrounding walls. Note: The wireless powered subwoofer will need to be plugged into an AC wall outlet. 3D Virtual Surround Processing: The Harman/Kardon SB 16 provides a rich, full-bodied theatrical experience with only two speakers (soundbar & subwoofer). The SB 16 produces a 3D virtual surround-sound experience for anyone sitting in front of the soundbar speaker system, without the need for extra rear surround speakers. Note: To get the best audio performance out of the SB 16 system, it's recommended that you switch off the sound coming from your TV's loudspeakers. Two-Channel Stereo Mode: The two-channel stereo mode is designed for traditional stereo playback when listening to your music or news programs. Controls Soundbar Controls: The following controls are found on the active soundbar speaker. Input Select: This button switches between the analog (source 1) and digital (source 2) inputs of the soundbar speaker system. Volume Up/Down: The Volume Up/Down buttons on the soundbar speaker controls the system's overall volume. EQ Switch: The EQ switch lets you adjust the soundbar's bass for wall mounting or table-top mounting to deliver the most natural-sounding bass performance with any installation. Trim Switch: The Trim switch lets you adjust the soundbar's input sensitivity so that it will work with a variety of TVs with different audio-signal output levels. Subwoofer Controls: The following controls are found on the wireless powered subwoofer. Subwoofer Level: Use this control to balance the subwoofer's volume with that of the soundbar. Turn the knob clockwise to increase the subwoofer's volume; turn it counterclockwise to decrease the subwoofer's volume Low Pass Crossover: This knob adjusts the subwoofer's crossover between 50Hz and 150Hz. The higher you set the Crossover knob, the higher in frequency the subwoofer will operate and the more its bass will "overlap" that of the soundbar. This adjustment helps achieve a smooth transition of bass frequencies between the subwoofer and the soundbar for a variety of different rooms and subwoofer locations. Phase Switch: This switch determines whether the subwoofer driver's piston-like action moves in and out in phase with the speakers in the soundbar. If the subwoofer were to play out of phase with the soundbar speakers, the sound waves from the soundbar could cancel out some of the sound waves from the subwoofers, reducing bass performance and sonic impact. This phenomenon depends in part on the placement of the subwoofer and soundbar relative to each other in the room Auto Turn-On/Off: Auto Turn-On/Off Circuitry automatically switches the SB 16 soundbar speaker system on when an audio signal is present, and off when there is no audio signal. Soundbar: The soundbar has a signal detector that will automatically turn the unit on when it senses an audio signal at any of its inputs. To minimize power consumption, the signal detector is not activated unless the soundbar first senses any kind of IR remote signal. The soundbar will automatically enter the Standby mode if no audio signal is detected at any of its Source input connections for approximately 15 minutes. If you have programmed the soundbar to respond to your TV remote's on and off commands, you can manually put the soundbar into the Standby mode. Subwoofer: The subwoofer will automatically turn itself on when it receives an audio signal, and it will return to the Standby mode when it has received no audio signal for 15 minutes. The subwoofer's LED will turn blue when the subwoofer is on, and will turn amber when the subwoofer is in Standby. Wireless Code Switch: There is a Wireless Code switch on the rear-panel of the soundbar and subwoofer. The Wireless Code switches let you select between 4 different channels for the wireless subwoofer signal and the soundbar. The wireless codes (1-4) need to be the same on the soundbar and subwoofer. TV Remote Control Compatible: You can program the soundbar so it will respond to your TV remote's power off, mute, volume up/down, and source commands. This programming lets you control your whole home theater system with a single remote. Connections Analog Audio Inputs: Use the supplied stereo audio cable to connect the soundbar's Source 1 (analog) input to your TV's stereo audio output. If your TV has two sets of audio output jacks, use the set that has a fixed (not variable) output level. This will let you turn your TV's speakers all the way off while the TV still supplies a constant audio signal to the soundbar. Digital Audio Inputs: If your TV, Sat/Cable box, or Blu-ray player have coaxial or optical digital outputs, you can use the supplied optical digital audio cable or an optional coaxial digital audio cable to connect them to the soundbar's Optical (toslink) and Coaxial (RCA) digital inputs. Mounting Options Soundbar Placement: The active soundbar speaker can be placed on a table-top or wall mounted. Table-Top Mounting: If your TV is placed on a table, you can place the soundbar on the table directly in front of the TV stand, centered with the TV screen. Attach the supplied rubber feet to the soundbar to protect your furniture. Wall-Mounting: If your TV is attached to a wall, you can use the included wall-mount brackets to mount the soundbar on the wall directly below the TV screen. There are two different pair of wall-brackets supplied. One pair is to be used when connecting the soundbar via Stereo RCA or coaxial digital, and the other pair is to be used when connect the soundbar via optical digital. Subwoofer Placement: Since the human ear does not hear directional sound at the low frequencies where the subwoofer operates, it will perform well from just about any location in your room. However, the strongest bass reproduction is likely to be heard when the subwoofer is placed in a corner along the same wall as the soundbar. Note: The maximum wireless operating distance between the soundbar and subwoofer is approximately 50'. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. 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