Sony HTSS380 Specification Guide

HT-SS380

Sony® HT-SS380 3D Blu-ray Disc™  Matching Surround Sound System

 

 

 

  

1000 watt 5.1 channel surround sound (167 W 
x5 + 165 W)

5 

Three HDMI™  inputs: single-cable High-
Definition AV connections

6 

HDMI™  Repeater with 3D pass-through 

iPod®/iPhone® dock1 for video, music and 
photos

2 

BRAVIA® Widget unified on-screen interface

8 

Audio Return Channel: just one cable for TV 
audio

3 

Digital Cinema Audio Calibration for quick 
speaker set-up

Dolby® TrueHD and dts® HD enhanced audio 
codecs

3 Digital Audio Inputs (1x Coax, 2x Optical)

HDMI™  standby pass-through when system is 
off

Three HDMI™  inputs

 

Connect three HD sources via HDMI™  and easily switch between them. HDMI 

connections combine the quality of pure digital-to-digital signal transfer with the simplicity of a single 
connection for audio, video and control.

6 

HDMI 3D Pass-Through

 

Enjoy Blu-ray 3D™  movies, 3D video games and other 3D content with 

compatible players and HDTVs.

4 

iPod®/iPhone® Dock

 

Enjoy your iPod®/iPhone® music, video and photos through the supplied 

dock

1 

1,2 

BRAVIA® Widget Control

 

Controlling surround sound systems just got easier. With select 2011 

BRAVIA HDTVs, you can pull up a menu on the TV screen to make comprehensive audio 
adjustments .

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8 

1000 Watts for powerful sound

 

Hear everything with incredible impact. The system delivers 1000 

Watts total power (167 Watts x5 +165 Watts, measurements at 3 Ohms, 180 Hz – 20 kHz with a THD of 
1%).

5 

Audio Return Channel

 

Eliminate the need for extra cables connected to your TV. Send audio from 

a compatible TV to the system through the same HDMI™  cable already being used to send audio 
and video to your TV.

3 

3 

Digital Cinema Auto Calibration

 

Easily optimize your surround sound experience. Simply place the 

included microphone where you will be seated. Speaker set-up is automatically optimized based on 
the precise placement of your speakers and the speaker-to-listening position delays.