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Probably Sonos Ace paired with a Sonos soundbar. It works with any new Sonos soundbar, that includes the €150 Sonos Ray. So that would be a €400 total cost, which is in your budget. You'll want to use headphones that can deliver high quality spatial/surround audio without quality compression. That r

That TV is functionally ancient, being 10 years old at this point. That being said, the TV can still be easily connected to a modern soundbar via HDMI #4, which is the ARC port. The Sonos Ray is a fine option, but only connects via optical which is less convenient than HDMI and also lacks a center c

I’m visiting a friend right now and he has the Bose TV speaker. It sounds really good,clear, with powerful bass. In a medium-sized living room, it’s great value for money, and it sounds way better than the Sony soundbar + sub he had before, especially when it comes to bass quality and power. Of cour

I have plenty of Sonos soundbars in my house including the Arc Ultra. I don’t need HDMI’s pass though and I have a lot of consoles connected, especially if your tv is eARC/HDMI 2.1 you just use the tv as a hub. Worst case you get a $20-30 hdmi switch to make additional devices work. Also Sonos does