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Has Soundbars Improved to Usable Levels?
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podrunner
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Mar 15 2024, 03:57 PM
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QUOTE(ZeneticX @ Mar 15 2024, 12:46 PM) Audio purist will tell you it doesn't matter, sound bar will never match a full HT setup But if space and budget is a constrain and you still want to feel some surround effects, get a system which comes with or at least expandable with satellite speakers. A single bar is not gonna give you that surround effect This is true. I’ve just moved from a very old AVR 5.1 setup, to Sony HT-A7000, and the difference is quite obvious. But I already knew what to expect, so it was a managed expectation. I just need very decent centre for dialogue, and the HT-A7000 delivers.
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podrunner
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Mar 25 2024, 09:36 AM
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Hi, would anyone know if one can connect a wired subwoofer to the Sony ht-a7000? Thanks
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podrunner
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May 28 2024, 02:47 PM
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QUOTE(Rammygn @ May 27 2024, 07:24 PM) I mean if music is your priority, and you’re an audiophile nothing beats a pair of bookshelves from a reputable brand. If your focus is surround sound and movies or gaming, soundbars are great. Don’t get me wrong, soundbars are okay for music but you can get much better sound from bookshelves for the same price. But those same bookshelves won’t be as good for movies or gaming. So it’s a question for you on what you want, and what compromises you’re willing to make. Soundbars are compact and fit in most rooms no problem without worry about wiring up surround speakers and stuff. 100% this. I have a separate minimalist system for music, Naim unitilite & ProAc Tablette Signature 10. For TV, am very happy with the Sony HTA7000 & SW5. This post has been edited by podrunner: May 28 2024, 02:48 PM
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