TVee^® Model Two ensures your sound quality matches your video quality with a soundbar and wireless bass speaker
that work together to deliver a dramatically better TV experience. One cable connects it all, and you control it with the remote you’re already using. TVee Model Two is to audio what HDTV is to video. And it couldn’t be simpler to set up and use.

 

• HDTV-quality sound
• Connects with just one cable
• Works with any remote
• Soundbar perfectly sized for TVs 32-inches and up
• Wireless bass speaker goes anywhere

 

 

Clutter free set up
With one included cable, you can connect the TVee to your TV. The
TVee features a wireless subwoofer that only needs an electrical outlet.
How’s that for easy 2.1 sound?

Easy placement
The TVee’s integrated key hole bracket offers easy mounting above or below your TV. If you don’t want to mount it, the TVee’s shape allows it to rest on most surfaces.

Not another remote!
Boston Acoustics’ TVee doesn’t need another remote – it uses the ones that you have. The system allows the remote that you are already using for your television, cable or satellite to control the TVee’s volume as well. How’s that for simple and easy to use?.

System Power
100 watts

Soundbar
4ea 2-1/2" Drivers
2ea 1/2" Tweeters

Bass Speaker
6" Woofer

Dimensions (HxWxD)
Soundbar 3" x 31x 4" (93 x 788 x 102mm)
Bass Speaker 11" x 11" x 11" (292 x 292 x 292mm)

"Not to be confused with the other surround bar packages out there, the TVee product is strictly 2-channel with an important twist - a wireless woofer. At an affordable $399.00, the package sounded terrific and in keeping with the Play Smart concept, a variety of new trendy colors are available." - Secrets of Home Theater and High Fidelity, March 2008

"It's solid musicality, external wireless subwoofer, and affordable price make it a good choice for a basic TV-sound upgrade." - Sound & Vision, April 2008

"I brought the sound to a friend with a new flat screen and very simple set-up and let him play with it for a few days. The sound quality, he said, is light-years better than the TV sound, greatly enhancing the explosions on one of his video games." - Fort Worth Star-Telegram, August 2008