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Opens in a new window Credit: JBL JBL Bar 9.1 Channel Soundbar System with Surround Speakers and Dolby Atmos $569.99 at Amazon
$1,199.95 Save $629.96

If you’ve been searching for a high-quality soundbar that won’t put you in a financial bind, we found just the deal for you.

Right now, you can score a JBL Bar 9.1 Channel Soundbar System with surround speakers and Dolby Atmos for just $569.99. That’s nearly $630 off the list price of $1,199.95 and just pennies from its all-time low price.

SEE ALSO: Review: The Bose Smart Soundbar has a boring name and great sound

This soundbar features 820W of total system power, built-in Dolby Atmos and DTS: X 3D sound, and true surround sound thanks to the included (detachable) wireless surround speakers. You’ll also get a wireless subwoofer for deep, powerful bass.

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With ultra HD 4K pass-through with Dolby Vision and built-in Chromecast and AirPlay2, it offers all the features you could want in a soundbar system.

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