HT-S400

I would recommend finding a bargain on an older 85” X90L or Bravia 7. Just make the decision based on your needs: X90L or >> Bravia 7: Best Sony picture for a nice bright room, such as a living room. Excellent choice for budget conscious and value conscious purchases. It meets all the basic guidelin

Everyone agrees that the TV sound is inadequate for watching quality movie content. Below are some observations for sound system newbies - this is NOT for audiophiles: If you really like managing your audio menu options with your Sony TV remote, you can add a Sony Soundbar or Home Theater In a Box s

What is your intended usage? How big is your space? Everyone agrees that the TV sound is inadequate for watching quality movie content. Below are some observations for sound system newbies - this is NOT for audiophiles: If you really like managing your audio menu options with your Sony TV remote, yo

Everyone agrees that the TV sound is inadequate for watching quality movie content. Below are some observations for sound system newbies - this is NOT for audiophiles: If you really like managing your audio menu options with your Sony TV remote, you can add a Sony Soundbar or Home Theater In a Box s

Just make a smart decision based on your needs: X90L or >> Bravia 7: Best Sony picture for a nice bright room, such as a living room. Excellent choice for budget conscious and value conscious purchases. It meets all the basic guidelines for a TOP NOTCH TV. However, do not expect to use the TV as a c

I would pick the Bravia 8 II only if you know that you have a somewhat shaded viewing area without too many glaring windows, AND all the electric surge protection and fluctuation protection installed correctly. I have a bright living room so I would really want to pick the Bravia 9 if that was an op

Naaa its a sony ht-s400 with a woofer. My gameroom is small and its all I need. I do have the A5000 in my living room

I'm having the same issue too Sony X85K with a Sony HT-S400 soundbar.....not sure what the issue is and was hoping an update would fix it.

I reckon a 2.1 setup with bluetooth should be your baseline if you want decent home cinema without loads of cable. Something like a soundbar + wireless sub is the way to go - like Sony HT-S400 or Samsung HW-C450

The Sony Home Theater systems sounds really good. Atmos is overrated for causal viewers tbh. Everyone agrees that the TV sound is inadequate for watching quality movie content. Below are some observations for sound system newbies - this is NOT for audiophiles: If you really like managing your audio