Audio T Verdict
The Bluesound PULSE CINEMA MINI is a compact but surprisingly powerful soundbar designed for smaller living rooms, bedrooms, offices and secondary televisions.
Its six actively driven speakers, twin passive radiators and 280 watts of total system power deliver much greater scale, dialogue clarity and bass weight than the speakers built into most modern televisions.
HDMI eARC, BluOS music streaming, high-resolution playback, virtualised Dolby Atmos processing and the option to add wireless rear speakers and a subwoofer make it considerably more versatile than a basic soundbar. The larger PULSE CINEMA remains the better choice for bigger rooms and customers wanting dedicated centre and physical height channels.
Bluesound PULSE CINEMA MINI 2.1 Dolby Atmos Soundbar
The Bluesound PULSE CINEMA MINI is a compact 2.1-channel wireless soundbar combining television audio, BluOS high-resolution music streaming and multi-room playback within one low-profile enclosure.
Connect it to a compatible television through HDMI eARC and enjoy clearer dialogue, stronger bass and a wider presentation without requiring a separate AV receiver or passive loudspeakers.
Its internal speaker system includes two tweeters, two midrange drivers, two woofers and two passive radiators, powered by six dedicated amplifier channels.
The system can be expanded with a wired or wireless subwoofer and compatible Bluesound rear speakers to create a more enveloping home cinema system.
What Does the PULSE CINEMA MINI Do?
Television Soundbar
- Connects to compatible televisions through HDMI eARC
- Provides virtualised Dolby Atmos processing
- Supports compatible Dolby and LPCM soundtracks
- Improves dialogue clarity and bass performance
- Requires no separate amplifier or AV receiver
- Can be controlled by compatible television remotes
Wireless Music System
- Built-in BluOS high-resolution music streaming
- Access to compatible streaming services
- Apple AirPlay 2
- Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect and Qobuz Connect
- Roon Ready operation
- BluOS multi-room playback
Expandable Home Cinema
- Add compatible wireless rear speakers
- Add a wired powered subwoofer
- Pair wirelessly with Bluesound PULSE SUB+
- Create a BluOS home cinema fixed group
- Control levels through the BluOS app
- Expand without running rear speaker cables
Compact 2.1-Channel Soundbar
The PULSE CINEMA MINI uses a 2.1-channel speaker configuration.
The left and right channels are reproduced by separate tweeters, midrange drivers and woofers positioned across the soundbar.
The two built-in woofers and passive radiators provide the low-frequency section represented by the “.1” within its 2.1-channel description.
Digital signal processing manages crossover behaviour, channel balance, bass control and the spatial presentation.
No Dedicated Centre Speaker
The PULSE CINEMA MINI does not contain a separate physical centre-channel driver.
Dialogue is reproduced using the left and right speaker sections to create a centrally positioned phantom image.
Customers wanting a dedicated centre channel should consider the larger
Bluesound PULSE CINEMA
,
which uses a 3.2.2-channel speaker configuration.
280 Watts of Smart DSP Amplification
The internal Smart DSP amplifier system provides approximately 280 watts of total power across six dedicated channels.
- 38 watts for each tweeter
- 38 watts for each midrange driver
- 65 watts for each woofer
Each driver receives its own amplifier channel, allowing the processing, amplification and speaker system to be designed and controlled as one complete unit.
Bluesound publishes a total harmonic distortion plus noise figure of 0.030%.
Six Active Drivers and Twin Passive Radiators
The PULSE CINEMA MINI contains two tweeters, two midrange drivers and two woofers.
- Two 21mm tweeters
- Two 1.5-inch midrange drivers
- Two 102mm woofers
- Two 102mm passive radiators
The angled driver arrangement helps spread sound across a wider listening area than would normally be expected from such a shallow enclosure.
The passive radiators reinforce the lower frequencies without requiring a conventional bass-reflex port.
Virtualised Dolby Atmos Processing
The PULSE CINEMA MINI is marketed with Dolby Atmos processing that creates virtualised height effects from its 2.1-channel speaker arrangement.
Digital processing uses the angled speakers and room reflections to create a greater sense of height and space without requiring separate upward-firing drivers.
The effectiveness of the virtualised presentation depends on the room dimensions, ceiling, listening position, source material and placement of the soundbar.
Virtual Height Rather Than Physical Height Channels
The PULSE CINEMA MINI does not contain dedicated upward-firing Dolby Atmos speakers.
Its height effects are created through digital processing rather than physical speakers aimed towards the ceiling.
The larger Bluesound PULSE CINEMA uses dedicated upward-firing channels and will normally create a more convincing Atmos presentation.
Published Dolby Format Support
Bluesound currently lists the following compatible multi-channel formats within the PULSE CINEMA MINI product specification:
- Dolby Digital
- Dolby Digital Plus
- Dolby TrueHD
- Dolby Atmos
- Compatible LPCM audio
The format received by the soundbar depends on the television, source device, streaming application, HDMI connection and audio-output settings.
Check Specific Dolby Requirements
Bluesound's product specification and separate support information currently contain inconsistent wording regarding Dolby Atmos support on the PULSE CINEMA MINI.
Customers purchasing the soundbar for a particular Dolby format should confirm current firmware compatibility with Audio T before ordering.
HDMI eARC will normally be required for the widest range of high-bandwidth Dolby formats.
DTS Compatibility
DTS formats are not listed within Bluesound's published PULSE CINEMA MINI specification.
A television, disc player or games console sending an unsupported DTS bitstream may produce no sound.
Where possible, configure the source device or television to output Dolby Digital or compatible PCM audio instead.
HDMI eARC Television Connection
HDMI eARC provides the simplest connection between the PULSE CINEMA MINI and a compatible television.
Television apps, set-top boxes, streaming-video players, games consoles and disc players connected to the television can send their audio back to the soundbar through the same HDMI cable.
Compatible HDMI CEC control allows the television remote to adjust the soundbar's volume and standby status.
An HDMI cable is included with the PULSE CINEMA MINI.
Television Settings May Need Changing
HDMI eARC and CEC may need to be enabled within the television's settings.
The television's digital-audio output should be set to a format supported by the soundbar.
Different television manufacturers use names such as Anynet+, Bravia Sync, Simplink or VIERA Link for HDMI CEC.
HDMI eARC, HDMI ARC and Optical
HDMI eARC
- Preferred connection for compatible televisions
- Supports television remote-volume control
- Provides access to the widest range of audio formats
- Uses the included HDMI cable
- Requires compatible television settings
HDMI ARC
- May operate with compatible ARC televisions
- Provides more limited audio bandwidth than eARC
- Normally supports Dolby Digital and stereo PCM
- Format support depends on the television
- Does not offer every eARC feature
Optical
- Useful when HDMI operation is unavailable
- Uses a Toslink digital cable
- Normally supports stereo PCM and Dolby Digital
- Does not carry high-bandwidth lossless Atmos formats
- Television remote control may require IR learning
Optical Digital Input
A conventional Toslink optical input provides an alternative connection for compatible televisions and digital audio sources.
Optical can be useful with an older television that does not support HDMI eARC or when HDMI control proves unreliable.
It can also accept audio from a compatible CD transport, games console or other digital source.
Optical has less audio bandwidth than HDMI eARC and cannot carry every high-resolution multi-channel format.
Stereo RCA Analogue Input
A stereo RCA line-level input allows a conventional analogue audio source to be connected.
Suitable products can include a CD player, radio tuner, cassette deck, external phono stage or another component with a standard line-level output.
The connected source can be played through the soundbar or shared with compatible BluOS products in other rooms.
The RCA Input Is Not a Phono Stage
A moving magnet or moving coil cartridge cannot be connected directly to the PULSE CINEMA MINI.
A turntable requires a suitable built-in or external phono stage before connection to the soundbar's RCA input.
The
Bluesound HUB
includes a moving magnet phono input and can make a turntable available throughout a compatible BluOS system.
Connect a Turntable
A turntable with a switchable built-in phono stage can connect to the RCA input when set to its line-output mode.
A turntable without an internal phono stage requires a suitable external moving magnet or moving coil phono pre-amplifier.
The line-level output from the phono stage can then connect to the soundbar.
The PULSE CINEMA MINI is primarily designed for television and streaming use, but the analogue input allows it to form part of a simple vinyl system where space is limited.
BluOS High-Resolution Music Streaming
BluOS turns the PULSE CINEMA MINI into a complete network music system when the television is switched off.
Compatible streaming services, internet radio, network music, USB libraries and multi-room playback are controlled through the BluOS Controller app.
The app is available for compatible iOS, Android, Windows and macOS devices.
The soundbar uses a quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 processor running at 1.8GHz per core.
Streaming Services and Integrations
The PULSE CINEMA MINI supports more than 20 compatible streaming and internet-radio services through BluOS.
- Spotify Connect, including compatible Spotify Lossless playback
- TIDAL Connect
- Qobuz Connect
- Apple AirPlay 2
- Roon Ready
- Amazon Alexa Skills
- Internet radio through compatible BluOS services
Service availability, subscriptions, regional access and maximum playback quality are controlled by the individual provider and may change over time.
No Built-In Voice Microphones
The PULSE CINEMA MINI does not contain its own microphone array or operate independently as a voice assistant.
Voice control requires a compatible external Amazon Alexa device and correctly configured accounts.
High-Resolution Audio and DSD256
The PULSE CINEMA MINI supports PCM playback at resolutions up to 24-bit and 192kHz.
Bluesound also lists DSD playback support up to DSD256.
Supported high-quality file formats include FLAC, MQA, Apple Lossless, WAV, AIFF and MPEG-4 SLS.
Supported compressed formats include MP3, AAC, WMA, WMA Lossless, OGG and OPUS.
Play Music from Network Storage
Music stored on a compatible computer or network-attached storage device can be indexed and played through BluOS.
Server Message Block network sharing supports libraries containing up to approximately 200,000 files.
Practical library size and browsing performance also depend on the network, storage hardware, metadata, folder structure and album artwork.
USB Music Storage
A compatible FAT32 or NTFS-formatted USB memory stick or external drive can be connected to the USB Type-A port.
Music stored on the drive can then be indexed and selected through BluOS Local Server Mode.
This allows a local music library to be played without requiring a separate computer or network storage device to remain switched on.
The USB Port Is for Storage Only
The PULSE CINEMA MINI cannot operate as a USB sound device for a computer.
Its USB Type-A connection is intended for compatible external music storage and is not specified as a digital output for an external DAC.
Two-Way aptX Adaptive Bluetooth
Bluetooth 5.2 with aptX Adaptive allows the soundbar to receive audio from compatible smartphones, tablets and computers.
Two-way Bluetooth also allows the PULSE CINEMA MINI to transmit audio to compatible wireless headphones and Bluetooth speakers.
Bluetooth quality depends on codec support, distance, local interference and the source and receiving devices.
BluOS network streaming will normally provide the most consistent route for high-resolution music playback.
Bluetooth Headphone Playback
Compatible Bluetooth headphones can be selected as the soundbar's audio output through BluOS.
This allows films, television and music to be enjoyed privately without requiring a separate headphone amplifier.
No Wired Headphone Socket
The PULSE CINEMA MINI does not provide a 3.5mm or 6.3mm wired headphone output.
Personal listening requires compatible Bluetooth headphones or a separate audio solution.
Apple AirPlay 2
Apple AirPlay 2 allows compatible iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV devices to send audio to the PULSE CINEMA MINI.
This provides access to compatible applications that may not be integrated directly within BluOS.
The soundbar can also form part of a compatible Apple AirPlay multi-room system.
Roon Ready
The PULSE CINEMA MINI can operate as a Roon Ready network endpoint within a compatible Roon system.
Music selection and library management are handled through Roon while the soundbar provides network playback, amplification and speakers.
A separate Roon subscription and compatible Roon server are required.
BluOS Multi-Room Audio
The PULSE CINEMA MINI can be grouped with compatible Bluesound and BluOS-enabled products throughout the home.
Grouped players can reproduce the same music in synchronisation, while different rooms can play separate sources at the same time.
Room grouping, playback queues, individual volume levels, sources and streaming services are controlled through the BluOS Controller app.
Ordinary multi-room grouping is different from creating a fixed home cinema group with dedicated rear speakers.
Add Wireless Rear Speakers
A pair of compatible Bluesound speakers can be configured as dedicated rear surround channels.
Suitable Audio T options include the
Bluesound PULSE M
and
Bluesound PULSE FLEX 2i
.
The soundbar and rear speakers are configured as a BluOS home cinema fixed group rather than an ordinary temporary multi-room group.
Compatible rear-channel information is then sent wirelessly through the network.
Rear Speakers Must Be Compatible BluOS Products
Conventional Bluetooth speakers, wireless speakers from other manufacturers and passive speakers cannot connect directly as rear channels.
The rear products must support BluOS home cinema grouping and require reliable network coverage.
Create a 4.1-Channel Surround System
Add two compatible rear speakers and a subwoofer to create an expanded 4.1-channel Bluesound home cinema system.
- PULSE CINEMA MINI provides the front left and right channels
- Two compatible Bluesound speakers provide the rear channels
- A wired or wireless subwoofer provides the low-frequency channel
The PULSE CINEMA MINI continues to create a phantom centre image rather than using a separate physical centre speaker.
Customers wanting dedicated centre and height channels should consider the larger PULSE CINEMA or a conventional home cinema system.
Add a Wired or Wireless Subwoofer
A conventional powered subwoofer can connect to the mono RCA subwoofer output.
This allows the PULSE CINEMA MINI to work with suitable third-party subwoofers from brands stocked by Audio T.
The
Bluesound PULSE SUB+
can alternatively connect wirelessly through BluOS.
Subwoofer level and crossover settings can be adjusted through the BluOS Controller app.
Wired Subwoofer
- Connects through the mono RCA output
- Compatible with suitable powered subwoofers
- Provides a stable direct audio connection
- Requires a subwoofer cable
- Placement depends on the available cable route
Wireless PULSE SUB+
- Pairs through the BluOS Controller app
- Requires no signal cable to the soundbar
- Allows more flexible room positioning
- Uses its own network connection
- Includes app-based crossover and level control
Automatic Orientation Detection
The PULSE CINEMA MINI can be placed horizontally on furniture or mounted vertically against a wall.
Internal orientation sensing detects the installation position and adjusts the Smart DSP processing accordingly.
This helps maintain the intended channel balance and driver response without requiring the user to select a separate manual mounting mode.
A wall-mounting bracket and installation template are included.
Tabletop and Wall-Mounted Dimensions
Tabletop Position
- 850mm wide
- 74mm high
- 140mm deep
- Suitable below many smaller and medium-sized televisions
- Check that it does not obstruct the screen or remote sensor
Wall-Mounted Position
- 850mm wide
- 140mm high
- 84.5mm deep
- Wall bracket and template included
- Automatic orientation sensing adjusts the processing
Positioning Below a Television
The soundbar should be positioned centrally below the television with its front and angled speaker sections unobstructed.
Avoid placing objects directly in front of the soundbar or enclosing it tightly inside a cabinet.
Check that the 74mm tabletop height does not cover the bottom of the television screen or its infrared remote sensor.
The main listening position should ideally be reasonably central to the television and soundbar.
Gigabit Ethernet and Dual-Band Wi-Fi
The PULSE CINEMA MINI can connect to the home network through wired Gigabit Ethernet or dual-band Wi-Fi 5.
Bluesound specifies two built-in Wi-Fi connections to support reliable network audio and home cinema grouping.
Gigabit Ethernet
- Uses a standard RJ45 network cable
- Supports network speeds up to 1000Mbps
- Provides the most predictable connection
- Recommended for wireless surround systems where practical
- Ethernet cable is included
Dual-Band Wi-Fi
- Supports compatible 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks
- Allows installation without a network cable
- Performance depends on local wireless coverage
- May be affected by walls and interference
- Reliable coverage is essential for wireless rear speakers
Touch Controls and Presets
Touch-sensitive controls provide access to frequently used functions without opening the BluOS Controller app.
- Play and pause
- Volume adjustment
- Two programmable preset buttons
- LED status indication
- Proximity sensing
Previous and next-track controls are available through the BluOS app rather than dedicated buttons on the soundbar.
Presets can provide direct access to compatible playlists, albums, radio stations and streaming content.
Infrared Remote Learning
A built-in front infrared sensor allows the PULSE CINEMA MINI to learn commands from a compatible television or universal remote control.
This can be useful when the soundbar is connected through optical cable or when HDMI CEC control is unavailable.
Remote functions are assigned through the BluOS Controller app.
Smart Home and Control-System Integration
The PULSE CINEMA MINI can be incorporated into compatible professionally installed control systems.
- Control4
- Crestron
- RTI
- Nice
- URC
- Lutron
Available functions depend on the control platform, installed driver and complete system configuration.
PULSE CINEMA MINI or PULSE CINEMA?
Choose PULSE CINEMA MINI When
- The room or television area is relatively compact
- A low-profile 850mm soundbar is preferred
- A 2.1-channel system meets your requirements
- Virtualised height effects are sufficient
- You want to add optional rear speakers later
- Cost and physical size are important
Choose PULSE CINEMA When
- The television is approximately 55 inches or larger
- The room requires greater scale and output
- A dedicated physical centre channel is important
- Upward-firing height channels are required
- A wider 3.2.2 soundstage is preferred
- Music and cinema performance are equally important
Soundbar or Separate Stereo System?
Choose the Soundbar When
- Space is limited
- You want a clean and simple installation
- One enclosure is preferable to separate speakers
- HDMI eARC convenience is important
- Wireless surround expansion may be added later
- Minimal cabling is a priority
Choose Separate Speakers When
- Music performance is the main priority
- You want a wider physical stereo image
- Individual components need to be upgradeable
- Several physical sources will be connected
- You want to choose the exact speakers and amplifier
- The room can accommodate separate loudspeakers
Planning a PULSE CINEMA MINI System
Simple Television System
- PULSE CINEMA MINI connected through HDMI eARC
- Television remote used for volume control
- Built-in 2.1 speaker system
- No separate subwoofer or rear speakers
- Ideal for smaller rooms and secondary televisions
Soundbar and Subwoofer
- HDMI eARC connection to the television
- Wired powered subwoofer or wireless PULSE SUB+
- Greater bass extension and film impact
- Subwoofer settings controlled through BluOS
- Suitable for films, games and music
Expanded 4.1 System
- PULSE CINEMA MINI provides the front soundstage
- Two compatible Bluesound products provide rear channels
- Wired or wireless subwoofer provides low bass
- Products configured as a home cinema fixed group
- Reliable network coverage required
Television and Music System
- Television connected through HDMI eARC
- Streaming services controlled through BluOS
- Optional CD player or phono stage through RCA
- Multi-room playback with compatible BluOS products
- Bluetooth headphones for private listening
Installation and Setup
The PULSE CINEMA MINI can be positioned on suitable furniture or installed using the included wall-mounting bracket.
Initial setup includes connecting the television, adding the soundbar to the home network, installing current BluOS software and signing into the required streaming services.
Television installations may also require HDMI eARC, CEC and digital-audio settings to be configured.
Additional setup can include infrared remote learning, subwoofer adjustment, rear-speaker grouping, streaming accounts and network music libraries.
Audio T can help configure the system, confirm television compatibility and demonstrate the differences between the PULSE CINEMA MINI and larger PULSE CINEMA.
Key Features
- Compact 2.1-channel wireless soundbar
- Model P431
- Built-in BluOS high-resolution music streaming
- Smart DSP amplification
- Approximately 280 watts of total system power
- Two 21mm tweeters
- Two 1.5-inch midrange drivers
- Two 102mm woofers
- Two 102mm passive radiators
- Virtualised Dolby Atmos processing
- HDMI eARC input
- HDMI CEC control
- Toslink optical digital input
- Stereo RCA analogue input
- Published Dolby Digital support
- Published Dolby Digital Plus support
- Published Dolby TrueHD support
- Published LPCM support
- PCM playback up to 24-bit and 192kHz
- DSD playback up to DSD256
- MQA file support
- More than 20 compatible music and radio services
- Spotify Connect with compatible Spotify Lossless support
- TIDAL Connect
- Qobuz Connect
- Apple AirPlay 2
- Roon Ready
- Amazon Alexa Skills integration
- Two-way Bluetooth 5.2
- aptX Adaptive Bluetooth support
- Bluetooth headphone output
- USB Type-A external music-storage support
- FAT32 and NTFS storage compatibility
- BluOS Local Server Mode
- Server Message Block network-library support
- Support for libraries containing up to approximately 200,000 files
- Mono RCA subwoofer output
- Wireless connection to Bluesound PULSE SUB+
- Compatible wireless rear-speaker expansion
- Supports BluOS 4.1-channel home cinema grouping
- Automatic tabletop and wall orientation detection
- Gigabit Ethernet connection
- Dual-band Wi-Fi 5
- Quad-core 1.8GHz ARM Cortex-A53 processor
- Front infrared sensor with remote learning
- Touch-sensitive play and pause control
- Touch-sensitive volume controls
- Two programmable preset buttons
- Proximity sensor
- Wall-mounting bracket and template included
- Available in black or tan finishes
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Bluesound PULSE CINEMA MINI?
It is a compact 2.1-channel soundbar containing BluOS music streaming, six amplified drivers, twin passive radiators and HDMI eARC television connectivity.
Does it need a separate amplifier?
No. The soundbar contains its own amplification and speaker system.
Does the PULSE CINEMA MINI support Dolby Atmos?
Bluesound markets the soundbar with virtualised Dolby Atmos processing. However, its product page and separate support information currently contain inconsistent wording, so customers with a specific Atmos requirement should confirm current compatibility before purchase.
Does it have upward-firing speakers?
No. The MINI creates virtualised height effects through angled drivers and digital processing rather than dedicated upward-firing height channels.
Does it have a centre speaker?
No. It uses its left and right speaker sections to create a phantom centre image. The larger PULSE CINEMA includes a dedicated centre channel.
Can it connect to a television through HDMI?
Yes. HDMI eARC is the preferred connection for a compatible television.
Will HDMI ARC work?
It may operate with compatible HDMI ARC televisions, but available formats and features will be more limited than with HDMI eARC.
Can it connect through optical cable?
Yes. A conventional Toslink optical input is provided for compatible televisions and digital sources.
Does it support DTS?
DTS is not listed within Bluesound's published specification. Configure the television or source to output a compatible Dolby or PCM format.
Can I connect a CD player?
Yes. A suitable CD player can connect through the stereo RCA analogue input or Toslink optical input.
Can I connect a turntable?
Yes, provided the turntable has a built-in phono stage or is connected through a suitable external phono pre-amplifier.
Does it have a built-in phono stage?
No. A moving magnet or moving coil cartridge cannot connect directly to the RCA input.
Can I add rear speakers?
Yes. Compatible Bluesound PULSE products can be configured as wireless rear channels within a BluOS home cinema fixed group.
Can I use ordinary Bluetooth speakers as rears?
No. Rear-channel operation requires compatible BluOS home cinema products rather than general Bluetooth speakers.
Can I add a subwoofer?
Yes. A suitable powered subwoofer can connect through the RCA output, or the Bluesound PULSE SUB+ can pair wirelessly.
Can it create a full surround system?
It can be expanded to a 4.1-channel system using two compatible rear speakers and a subwoofer. It does not provide a separate physical centre channel.
Can it play music without the television?
Yes. BluOS provides independent access to compatible music services, internet radio, network libraries, USB storage, AirPlay 2 and Bluetooth.
Can it play DSD files?
Yes. Bluesound currently lists DSD playback support up to DSD256.
Can it play music from a USB drive?
Yes. Compatible FAT32 or NTFS-formatted storage can connect to the USB Type-A port and use BluOS Local Server Mode.
Can I connect a computer by USB?
No. The USB Type-A connection is intended for external music storage rather than computer audio input.
Does it support Spotify Lossless?
Yes. Bluesound currently lists compatible Spotify Lossless playback through Spotify Connect.
Does it support Qobuz Connect?
Yes. Qobuz Connect is included among its current direct streaming integrations.
Does it support Apple AirPlay 2?
Yes. Compatible Apple devices can send audio to the soundbar through AirPlay 2.
Is it Roon Ready?
Yes. It can operate as a Roon Ready endpoint with a compatible Roon server and subscription.
Can it connect to Bluetooth headphones?
Yes. Two-way Bluetooth allows the soundbar to transmit audio to compatible wireless headphones.
Does it have a wired headphone socket?
No. Personal listening requires compatible Bluetooth headphones.
Can it be wall mounted?
Yes. A wall bracket, template, mounting bolts and hex tool are included.
Does it automatically detect wall mounting?
Yes. Its orientation sensor adjusts the internal processing for tabletop or wall-mounted installation.
Does it support Dirac Live?
Dirac Live is not listed as a supported feature for the PULSE CINEMA MINI.
Can Audio T install and configure it?
Yes. Audio T can help with wall mounting, HDMI eARC, television settings, surround speakers, subwoofers, network setup and BluOS configuration.
Why Buy From Audio T?
- Expert advice comparing PULSE CINEMA MINI and PULSE CINEMA
- Demonstrations through participating Audio T stores
- Advice based on television size and room dimensions
- HDMI eARC and television configuration
- Dolby and PCM source-format guidance
- Optical and analogue connection advice
- Turntable and phono-stage matching
- Wired and wireless subwoofer integration
- Compatible wireless rear-speaker setup
- BluOS home cinema fixed-group configuration
- Bluetooth headphone setup
- USB storage and local music-library configuration
- Network-attached storage advice
- Wi-Fi and wired Ethernet setup
- Streaming-service account configuration
- BluOS Controller app setup and demonstration
- AirPlay 2, Roon and Bluetooth configuration
- BluOS multi-room system planning
- Wall-mounting and cable-management advice
- Professional home installation options
- Part exchange available on suitable existing equipment
- Ongoing Bluesound and BluOS support
Contact your local Audio T store
to arrange a demonstration or discuss building a compact television, music or wireless surround system around the Bluesound PULSE CINEMA MINI.