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I would avoid Sonos as they are still stuck in software issues since more than 1 year. And they have hardware issues too with the paint flaking from the grids. Anyway it doesn’t support properly DTS which is a no go if you wanna play Blu ray discs except with spexific and more expensive players whic

“Lifestyle” audio systems with active speakers are self-contained, easier to integrate, and generally deliver better performance/ features/ value for the typical layperson. Building a high-performance, high-value system using passive speakers and discrete components is complex at any price, and espe

The Ray is not that good you are not missing out on anything. The Beam Gen 2 is a significant audio upgrade over the Streambar to be fair it does cost significantly more. https://www.rtings.com/soundbar/tools/compare/roku-streambar-vs-sonos-beam-gen-2/19666/28293 Using the Streambar you are missing

Most soundbars wouldn't fit there. Just get a Sony Quad instead. Or your best choice would be a Samsung HW-S800 series to place just in front of the TV. But if you're really keen on that tiny space, there is the Sonos Ray and Sonos Beam. Though it's a bit outdated and I don't know how it sounds.

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