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Maximise the profit on your
Flat Screen sales*
(*all 30” to 42” - past and present!)
“ the improvement over your
flatscreen's own audio
performance is huge.”
“the neatest home
cinema system
ever conceived”
What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision,
November 2009
Q-TV2 Features
Patents applied for
100w 2.1 Stereo system
‘Plug and Play’ set-up
Normally uses existing TV remote
The HD Sound upgrade for TVs
Attaches to the VESA mounting
As TVs get big and better it's not just the screen that's getting
Input from TV, plus iPod or
other personal audio player
sockets on flatscreen TVs
thinner. Inevitably, with very little 'box' behind the speakers, the
sound is getting thinner too! Thin sound or 5.1 Home Cinema? ‘BMR’ drivers for
Neither is an option for many.
wide sound dispersion
Now there is a viable option providing both real stereo and
real bass with a discreetly hidden subwoofer.
Nearly invisible and with no messy wires on show, Q-TV2
boasts 100 watts of amplification and adjusts very simply to
match all good 30” to 42” flatscreen televisions, using the
Ultra-slim, vibration-free
VESA mounting points found on their rear.
subwoofer, only 38mm deep
The sound upgrade it delivers is fantastic, not only on
‘Coronation Street’ and ‘EastEnders’ but on everything you can
Adjusts to fit any
put through a TV; including DVD, CD, Blu-ray, digital radio,
30” to 42” screen
video games and even an iPod or other mp3 player.
Upgrade the Sound – Upgrade the Margin!
The style, price and outstanding performance of Q-TV2 makes
it an easy sale, but don’t just attach them to new televisions, all
those past customers with 30” to 42” flatscreens will also want
to upgrade their TVs with the amazing Q-TV2.
If you would like an in-store demonstration of Q-TV2 from one of our
Sales Representatives call 01279 501111 or find out more about Q-TV2
at www.Qacoustics.co.uk
Armour Home Stortford Hall Industrial Park, Dunmow Road, Bishops Stortford, Herts, CM23 5GZ www.armourhome.co.uk | info@armourhome.co.uk
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