Big Sound from Bluesound Soundbar + 6 Month Review 

I Agree with the sound quality - I have the Pulse+ soundbar along with the Pulse+ Sub - aside from sound, I am consistently let down with connectivity. I have it connected to eARC, which regularly does not connect properly - I have changed and upgraded the hdmi cable thinking this was the culprit - which it wasn't. For reference, this unit is connected to a Sony - 55" Class BRAVIA XR X90J. When I reboot the speaker it always reconnects. Gripe #2, I have a lesser expensive turntable connected to it via 3.5 aux, for listening to records - again, Phenomenal sound - where my gripe is, unless others in my house download the BlueOS app, they can not operate the speaker to switch to any other source, and the BlueSound $50.00 remote does not accommodate this type of switching - which has me regretting my $1800.00 purchase and leaves me wanting to go with my original purchase plan of the Sony - HT-A7000 7.1.2 Channel ATMOS Soundbar and 8" Sub - which sounds equally as great and provides much smoother remote switching between devices!

I installed one this weekend, hooked up a Yamaha audio 10" 100W sub, and it's killer sound... Some 'back info', I had a Definitive Mythos XTR-SSA5 and Polk PSW108 hooked up to a Marantz low profile (don't remember the model) receiver for about 10 years. The receiver died, and the sub was acting funky, so it was time for a new set up. Plus I just replace a 2017 65" LG E7 with a 2023 LG 65" C3 (E7 in now the 'basement' TV). I got the LG SC9S soundbar and sub, did not like it, gave it a couple of weeks but it went back to the store. Took the Bose 600 from the basement TV to give that a shot, OK, but neither were close to the Definitive. After some research and looking at Polk, Sonos, Sennheiser and Nakamichi (not the Dragon, I have a small to mid-size space), I liked the look, specs and the ability to plug in any decent 3rd party sub into the Bluesound, plus the ability to add wireless rears down the road. It not only came close to the Definitive, but surpassed it. And it's very simple plug and play. Plug the HDMI into the eARC port, plug the sub into the sub-out port and it just works. Plus the BluOs app is really easy and offers a fair amount of options and control.

How would a complete blusound system, soundbar, 2 subs and 2 smaller speakers conpare to the nakamichi dragon?

How would you rate this soundbar to the sennheiser ambeo max Probably a foolish question

what is the distance between the two feet/stands that are in the back?