What is the best Sound Bar System that can support a 65" television?
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I don't know about a sound bar. I use a Denon 7.1 surrround sound and it works really great.
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I would purchase an HDMI cable and possibly a sound bar. The sound bar only if you want better sound than the tv speakers can provide but don't have a lot of space.
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Sunny has one HT -ct 370 2.1 sound bar if that's what you're looking for and is $298 plus shipping if you buy it off Amazon that's where I bought mine but I bought the more expensive one I was happy with it with what I've got and I've listened to them home theater system at a store that specializes in home theater systems and I've done a lot of research and they're pretty good
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Yes. I own a 60" and a 70" Sharp smart TV and have the Vizio sound bar and bass woofer hooked to both of them. The sound bar works fantastic!
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No It's designed as a center channel for a 7.1 surround system. While it is big, in the cherry wood it's very appealing. I disagree that you need a 65" big screen TV; you just need a tv platform to place it on top of. The TV screen size is irrelevant. I have mine for a 4o" LCD TV in a room 16 X 14
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i purchased a decent sound bar with a wireless sub woofer. I don't believe you can run a sub woofer directly from the tv with out using some sort of sound system.
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I have a Samsung sound bar on one tv and a sony on a second tv. Both are excellent. Just make sure you get a wireless sub woofer. The sound compared to the tv speakers is like night and day
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I bought a Samsung 120 watt sound bar with a subwoofer but the TV speakers are better than I expected. I also bought a Sony blue ray player and would definitely recommend optical audio and video cables. But their are rca inputs in the TV.
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You can always use a surround sound system. I have a Sony sound bar and it sounds much better than the stock speakers.
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I'm not aware of a sound bar that was intended to support this TV. I suppose if you found a sound bar of sufficient depth, you could place the TV on it.
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While the Samsung soundbar is a significant improvement over the native speakers in most TV sets, I can't imagine that it would be better than a 5.1 speaker system. The soundbar provides a decent stereo separation, but no surround capabilities. For most TV viewing, the soundbar is totally adequate.
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We don't use a sound bar and the sound is just fine. We purchased the 55". If you want to view from more than 18-20' away, I would recommend a larger screen. At this distance messages and signs are getting hard if not impossible to read.
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I did buy the 40in Vizio sound bar (older model) but got a really good price on it. The sound is definitely better than the TV speakers, I don't have a sub woofer hooked up to mine and i would recommend using one with the sound bar.
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If your tv doesn't have any alternate sound out option a sound bar wont work sir. You have to have coax (red, white,) cable ports minimum. Best are hdmi and optical ports. As long as you have something from your Tele to the shins system all others will come through. (Royku etc)
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Most sound bars support either optical audio or HDMI for best quality configuration. It may be unclear which will provide the best sound. Both optical audio and HDMI support multi-channel audio, like Dolby Digital, but HDMI is capable of transmitting slightly higher quality than optical. In any case, the easiest is to connect either optical audio or HDMI from your TV to sound bar. In summary, always connect the driver output source devices (e.g TV, DVD, Media player, etc.) into the sound bar via optical audio or HDMI (if supported). Avoid the analog connection like RCA cable. Read more : http://www.ehow.com/about_6587109_hdmi-vs_-digital-optical-audio.html
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We have this tv. The tv sound is not that great, we have our sound coming through our stereo dolby 7.1 , it sounds great! I guess buying a soundbar is another option.
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Yes, I am one that can't stand the very limited sound that comes from any tv. This sound bar was a nice compromise between my wife and I vs. putting a 5.1 system in the spare bedroom.