Soundbars
- theleader82
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Soundbars
What’s the best value soundbar you can buy for a tv or pc? Is it worth getting one with a subwoofer also?
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Re: Soundbars
theleader82 wrote:What’s the best value soundbar you can buy for a tv or pc? Is it worth getting one with a subwoofer also?
Yamaha ones are really good. They've been doing this technology since the mid 2000s. You can get a Dolby Atmos one for £250.
It's never as good as separate speakers though..
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Re: Soundbars
black_guardian wrote:theleader82 wrote:What’s the best value soundbar you can buy for a tv or pc? Is it worth getting one with a subwoofer also?
Yamaha ones are really good. They've been doing this technology since the mid 2000s. You can get a Dolby Atmos one for £250.
It's never as good as separate speakers though..
Thanks . I was,only looking to spend around £100 as my tv was only £300. I thought it would be good for watching movies and when gaming. I just want a bigger warmer sound.
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Re: Soundbars
theleader82 wrote:black_guardian wrote:theleader82 wrote:What’s the best value soundbar you can buy for a tv or pc? Is it worth getting one with a subwoofer also?
Yamaha ones are really good. They've been doing this technology since the mid 2000s. You can get a Dolby Atmos one for £250.
It's never as good as separate speakers though..
Thanks . I was,only looking to spend around £100 as my tv was only £300. I thought it would be good for watching movies and when gaming. I just want a bigger warmer sound.
In which case, check out some of these bad boys:
https://www.richersounds.com/tv-home-ci ... dbars.html
Plenty of £99 options here.
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