Is the Amazon Fire TV soundbar the best-sounding soundbar on the market? Well, that’s very much down to personal preference. For bass freaks, you may find the Fire a little lacking in that department. The additional power output makes an immediate and obvious improvement. The Fire’s DTS Virtual: X and Dolby Digital lift proceedings to new levels, the former delivering a sumptuous and truly immersive virtual 3D surround soundscape, and the latter doing what Dolby Digital does best, bringing clarity to dialogue and enriching bass for a heightened aural experience so good that you’ll wonder how/why you ever suffered sound without it. But, with no option to expand with a separate subwoofer, you may want to explore other audio-enhancing avenues. However, I found the low-end more than acceptable on Blade Runner 2049, which is basically just bass throughout. As to music, for my genres of general choice, covering the spectrum from blues to rock to ska to reggae to (some) pop and classical, I was more than pleased with the audio pumped out for a …