Sound bars,

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Sound bars by design are limited in what they can achieve, it is simply down to the acoustic limitations of the design and concept.
 
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55282 said:
Sterio,again thanks for the advice.
Are there any brands,makes you would advise to avoid?
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Again - judge by what you hear.....I'd never buy one without a proper listen. However, I've listened to the lower end brands such as Logik and Technica and thought they were quite poor. The worst I think I've heard was a JVC system - sound was just a mess. That's not to say all JVC soundbars aren't good - just the particular model I heard was.
Most of the LG systems are fairly decent and reasonable in price. I have an LG one in my living room and the sound is quite transparent. I bought it about 3 years ago for about £280 I think. I also bought an LG for my Mum for Christmas about 2 years ago - about £150 - again it's pretty good and certainly miles better than the TV speakers.
Just make sure to get one that comes with a separate sub - you won't get much low end without one. The wireless subs are great as you don't need to run a signal cable to them. Placement isn't such an issue with subs either as low end frequencies are much less directional.
 
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Again - judge by what you hear.....I'd never buy one without a proper listen. However, I've listened to the lower end brands such as Logik and Technica and thought they were quite poor. The worst I think I've heard was a JVC system - sound was just a mess. That's not to say all JVC soundbars aren't good - just the particular model I heard was.
Most of the LG systems are fairly decent and reasonable in price. I have an LG one in my living room and the sound is quite transparent. I bought it about 3 years ago for about £280 I think. I also bought an LG for my Mum for Christmas about 2 years ago - about £150 - again it's pretty good and certainly miles better than the TV speakers.
Just make sure to get one that comes with a separate sub - you won't get much low end without one. The wireless subs are great as you don't need to run a signal cable to them. Placement isn't such an issue with subs either as low end frequencies are much less directional.
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Excellent info, thanks.
 
Stereo said:
Again - judge by what you hear.....I'd never buy one without a proper listen. However, I've listened to the lower end brands such as Logik and Technica and thought they were quite poor. The worst I think I've heard was a JVC system - sound was just a mess. That's not to say all JVC soundbars aren't good - just the particular model I heard was.
Most of the LG systems are fairly decent and reasonable in price. I have an LG one in my living room and the sound is quite transparent. I bought it about 3 years ago for about £280 I think. I also bought an LG for my Mum for Christmas about 2 years ago - about £150 - again it's pretty good and certainly miles better than the TV speakers.
Just make sure to get one that comes with a separate sub - you won't get much low end without one. The wireless subs are great as you don't need to run a signal cable to them. Placement isn't such an issue with subs either as low end frequencies are much less directional.
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Thanks
 
If you want speakers for a laptop/pc/phone etc get one of these. Small speakers but pack one hell of a punch.

All of my headphones, speakers etc ar Bose.
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