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The differences in the two systems is actually apparent when you've tried both out. For one, the CT380 soundbar is 5" shorter, thus suited for a 40"+ TV while the CT780, being longer, is suited best for 46"+ systems. The finishes are slightly different on the back portion, the CT380 has a fake leather looking cover, while the CT780 has a sleek piano black finish in the back, the covers on the front is the same on both. Finally, I had both systems connected at one time and to me the level of sound and quality on the CT780 is excellent while the CT380 is good. I consider myself an audiophile and I was going to purchase a far more expensive product but the CT780 hits the price and sound quality sweet spot. And if you are worried about the extra $100, find an open box online at Bestbuy.com, you'll save a ton of money that way. Good luck!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You're paying for those extra features that you spoke of and the 780 sounds better and should play louder than the lower end models. I did a comparison in the store and the 780 was the best deal for me. I think you'll be satisfied with the purchase.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Funny you noticed that. It's actually a typo, the entire system (bar + sub) is 330W total. 105 per soundbar channel and 120 for the sub. Source being Sony's specs: http://store.sony.com/330w-2.1-sound-bar-w-wireless-subwoofer-zid27-HTCT780/cat-27-catid-sony-ces-2015-hav If Im not mistaken, the biggest benefit of the 780 is that each channel in the bar is a 2-way system (a tweeter and a woofer) to help better balance the sound. I dont think the 380 has that and instead has 1 full range speaker. In addition to that , the 780 carries a HDCP HDMI port which means its a bit more future-proof for 4K players and content down the road. Hope this helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not sure where you got your information but this unit has more watts than the HTCT380. This unit has 330W - the HTCT380 has 300W. Also, 3 HDMI with HDCP 2.2, for 4K movie pass-through. I originally had the HTCT380 but switched to the HTCT780, there was a noticable difference.
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