AVerMedia Technologies Inc.
AVerMedia Technologies Inc. GS68C 2.1 sound bar 80 W RMS
2.1 channel sound bar with wireless subwoofer delivers 80 W RMS for immersive home audio
- 1 channel audio with dedicated subwoofer for richer bass
- 80 W RMS output delivers clear room-filling sound
- Bluetooth streaming lets you play music wirelessly from devices
- Compact soundbar design fits neatly under most monitors
- Released August 2021 with UPC 795522967008 for identification
2.1 sound bar for desktop audio
The AVerMedia GS68C is a 2.1 channel sound bar rated at 80 W RMS, designed for users who want richer stereo sound with a dedicated subwoofer channel from a single compact unit. It suits PC setups, monitors or TVs where built-in speakers lack depth and a full surround system is impractical.
Bluetooth wireless streaming and wired input
The bar connects wirelessly via Bluetooth for music and media playback from phones or laptops, and also accepts a wired source for lower-latency desktop use. Normal operation stays cool and quiet because the amplifier runs at modest power, drawing little current and producing no audible fan noise.
Simple placement with integrated subwoofer
Because the subwoofer is built into the main enclosure, there is no separate box to position or extra cable to route, saving desk space and reducing clutter. The package includes the necessary audio and power cables so the system works immediately without hunting for accessories.
Highlights
- 1 channel audio with dedicated subwoofer for richer bass
- 80 W RMS output delivers clear room-filling sound
- Bluetooth streaming lets you play music wirelessly from devices
- Compact soundbar design fits neatly under most monitors
- Released August 2021 with UPC 795522967008 for identification
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the GS68C to my TV and which input selection step is often missed?
Connect an optical or analogue audio cable from the TV to the matching port on the sound bar, then press the input button on the remote until the LED shows the correct source; many forget to change the TV audio output to external speakers.
What part of the GS68C will need replacement first after extended use?
The built-in rechargeable battery in the wireless subwoofer is the component most likely to degrade and require replacement after several years of daily charging cycles.
What thermal or power limit appears first when the GS68C runs at high volume for long periods?
The internal amplifier protection circuit engages once the 80 W RMS continuous rating is exceeded, muting output until the heatsink temperature drops back into the safe operating range.
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