i bought a sony soundbar, regretting it, it seems like a huge speaker that other than making the sound louder, did nothing more
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Has Soundbars Improved to Usable Levels?
Has Soundbars Improved to Usable Levels?
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Apr 11 2014, 08:45 AM
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i bought a sony soundbar, regretting it, it seems like a huge speaker that other than making the sound louder, did nothing more
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Apr 11 2014, 10:57 PM
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QUOTE(jchue73 @ Apr 11 2014, 10:55 PM) May I ask which Sony soundbar you got? ct-260, it sound awesome if u have high quality input, but how frequent u have good media with that kind of quality :/If you could do it over again, which one would you have gone for? Thinking of a Yamaha soundbar. and it doesn't distribute the sound and subwoofer nicely, tried many positioning but not much improvement, mainly use it for video gaming btw This post has been edited by TheEvilMan: Apr 11 2014, 10:58 PM |
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Apr 13 2014, 07:04 AM
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QUOTE(SSJBen @ Apr 12 2014, 08:25 PM) That's because, if you did a bit of research: the CT260 is notorious for subwoofer lag. i was thinking of those 5ch surround system, but they always come with a player and i have no clue of how to connect the speaker to the tv without the player so the sound come directly from the tv not the player itself, heard that it can be done but i'm noob in this field The sub does not blend well with the soundbar simply because of the lag, you can minimize it by putting them side by side but even then, it doesn't help due to its poor implementation on its wireless frequency. Many other soundbars employ their own frequency to work with the sub (not the standard 2.4ghz/5ghz wave), Sony doesn't... for whatever freaking reason. |
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Apr 16 2014, 11:21 AM
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QUOTE(SSJBen @ Apr 13 2014, 03:10 PM) Most HTIBs these days has at least an optical input on its Blu-ray player. Many even has HDMI inputs. So which one to go? Soundbar is somehow more expensive in comparison to those 5ch speaker combo, somr even sell as high as 2k, but is the quality really better or just because of its modern stylish compact design?It is as straight forward as it can be, don't know why it's confusing. TV > Blu Ray player > speakers. That's it. |
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Apr 16 2014, 02:06 PM
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QUOTE(SSJBen @ Apr 16 2014, 02:01 PM) That depends on how your living room/bedroom is setup to be like. The shape of the room and the size most importantly. Other factors are important too, but that's another topic. so any good soundbar other than that ht-260 i'm currently using? (it's a big turn off A lot of people jump into a 5.1 setup without first looking at their room then ended up with dissapointing results. Sound bounces off objects and reflects off walls. I've always believed that soundbars are meant for small bedrooms or small SOHOs. |
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