…The rear speakers are matte-black. LG S95QR 9.1.5 Dolby Atmos soundbar – ultimate sound for every TV (review) Other reading LG 2022 Soundbar range – something completely different How to buy a soundbar that meets your needs? (guide) Five tips for better TV sound – Dolby Atmos for beginners (guide)…
…billion colours and Dolby Vision/Atmos compatibility. Sound is 10W from 2 mid-range speakers – a good excuse t buy a soundbar. Edge-lit LED/LCD 4K The A6 and A7 offer excellent value for money using an edge-lit backlight. They are not as bright as the FALD or mini-LED. The A7 supports…
…accurate. Secondary and tertiary colours (like skin tones) were mostly accurate. It has about 93% DCI-P3 gamut support on Vivid/Smart HDR settings. As a bonus, it supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, so consider a good soundbar and sub-woofer to shake the room. Its IR/Bluetooth remote control is logical and…
…to access the Google TV home screen, so you don’t need a plethora of alpha and numeric buttons. It uses Bluetooth and IR to control the Dongle, TV and soundbar. Difference between the 4K and HD version The key difference is that this has HDR10, HDR10+ and HLG but loses…
…Sonos Ray or Beam Gen 2 If you live in an apartment or have a soundbar in a bedroom, it really adds bass reinforcement to the Sonos Ray soundbar – small dog, big bark (review) or Sonos Beam Gen 2 – quality Dolby Atmos compatible soundbar (review). Not that either…
…Gen 2 – quality Dolby Atmos compatible soundbar (review) and Sub Mini (review to come) and LG S95QR 9.1.5 Dolby Atmos soundbar – ultimate sound for every TV (review). Suffice it to say that if you have a 100″ screen, you need more immersive, spatial sound than the internal speakers…
…soundbar at $399? Sure, it will add appreciably more bass to the Ray 3.0, but we see it as the sweet spot for the Beam Gen 2 5.0 at A$699, where you are not questioning spending more on the sub-woofer than the soundbar. And don’t forget the One/SL doesn’t have…
…decodes the 128 channels to the TV’s two channels. You do not get 3D spatial height nor surround – just a slightly wider sound stage. If you want a DA effect, you need a DA soundbar. See TCL TS8132 3.1.2 Dolby Atmos capable soundbar (review). Hint: you need a soundbar…
…sounded like a pretty awesome Sonos Arc Dolby Atmos 5.1.2 soundbar—damned good marketing! The experience was enjoyable. Here was a relatively inexpensive 4K projector filling a 150” screen with pretty good colour and details. I was quietly impressed at its flexibility. It is pretty stocky at 212 (H plus handle),…
…than TV. The TV makers want you to make the TV (and its soundbar) the centre of home automation and audio/video content. That simply gives this less secure device more power. Don’t put a webcam on it – ditto. Disable motion sensors – ditto. Put it on a guest network…
…thousands of digital streaming channels like Netflix or digital versions of free-to-air. It outputs this via HDMI 2.0b 18Gbps to a TV, where it displays the best possible image to your panel’s capabilities and sound to your TV speakers, soundbar or AC receiver capabilities. That includes Dolby Vision and Atmos,…
…sound as research shows that the TV experience is as much about image as it is about sound quality – both have to match each other. You can read more – How to buy a soundbar that meets your needs? (guide) and Five tips for better TV sound – Dolby…