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A camping television is thin and light because it has to be, and the speakers are what pay for that. Dialogue gets lost, and anything with a soundtrack comes out flat. A soundbar is the cheapest single change that makes the screen feel like a television rather than a monitor.
The one stocked here is the Falcon SB05, a 30W bar in a 480 mm case that sits under the screen. What matters in a vehicle is where it gets its power: it runs on 12V from the vehicle supply, or through the supplied Y-cable from a compatible television, so it costs you neither a spare socket nor an inverter.
Connect it over HDMI ARC and the television remote controls the volume. Optical, AUX, USB and Bluetooth 5.0 are all there as well, so older sets and phones are covered. A U-shaped bracket is in the box, which lets it hang off the back of a compatible screen instead of taking up shelf space.
No headphones are stocked in this section. They are not really needed either: the Falcon WebOS sets have Bluetooth 5.0 built in and pair directly with any standard Bluetooth headphones for late-night viewing.
Yes. It is a 12V unit and ships with a 12V lead, so it plugs into the vehicle supply the same way the television does. A mains adaptor is in the box for hookups and for use at home.
HDMI ARC is the one to use if the set has it, because the television remote then controls the volume. Optical and AUX cover older sets, and Bluetooth 5.0 covers phones and tablets.
Not necessarily. The supplied Y-cable lets a compatible television power the soundbar from its own feed, so one supply runs both.
None are stocked here, and for the Falcon WebOS televisions none are needed: Bluetooth 5.0 is built into the set, so any standard Bluetooth headphones will pair straight to it.
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