I'm from India. I'm looking to purchase a soundbar for my sony x90l tv. My requirements are watching debate shows, singing reality shows, news channels, listening to songs, movies or webseries weekly once. Sony Bravia theatre bar 6, samsung q800h, LG sq75tr, jbl bar 500. Mentioned models are in the range of 350-420 usd. Which one would be the best for my needs? Thanks in advance.

I somehow got 2 x Speakers of Samsung soundbar Q930B…..i dont have woofer or soundbar but just left and right speakers…they are supposed to be connected wirelessly to its woofer or bass box but i dont have that….is there any option or way to use them by any means as they have a very good sound…they have there own external power source. Let me share pics of those…some body to please help

Hello Everyone,

I am planning to purchase my first Home Theater which I would like to use with LG C5 OLED, my drawing room size is 170 square feet so could you please suggest does LG S95TR going to be a overkill.

Which other alternative I can use if it is a overkill, please suggest..

Thank you,

For those using a Samsung TV + soundbar, do you feel Q-Symphony actually improves the sound, or is it better to leave it disabled?

Do you notice a bigger soundstage, better immersion, or does it just make the audio feel echoey or unbalanced?

I'd love to hear your experience, especially with the Q990 series. Do you keep it on or off, and why?

I have a 49" TV and so far I've been getting by with Bluetooth to an old bose speaker. But I want an upgrade. Any recs?

Ive just picked up a lg c5 55 inch, its in a 10ft by 13 ft room on a stand, im looking for a soundbar to go with it. I have a old soundbar thats a sony ht780 its like 10 years old but has decent sound. I want a more modern and up-to-date. I was looking of a budget of £300 and seen a few lg ones us60t and us70ty but the seen bad reviews? Not sure if atmos is nessasary just want an upgrade from the internal speakers with good intergration and decent sound and bass for movies and games.

Finally, I’m pulling the trigger on the LG S65TR! 🔊

After going back and forth between different soundbars, switching from one model to another, and watching my budget climb from ₹15K to ₹50K, I’ve finally made my decision.

I’m going with the LG S65TR 5.1-channel soundbar system for ₹17,000 ($180), with 12 months of no-cost EMI.

But there’s another reason behind this decision.

Initially, I had planned to spend around ₹25K on a projector. However, after researching different models and comparing their picture quality, I’m beginning to feel that I might need to stretch my projector budget to ₹50K to get the kind of viewing experience I actually want.

My soundbar search became a rabbit hole of endless comparisons, specifications, reviews, and second thoughts. I started with a ₹15K budget, explored options costing much more, and kept wondering whether spending extra would be worth it.

Eventually, I stepped back and looked at the bigger picture; literally. 😀

I’ve got a garage gym, and I have an old lg soundbar and sub setup that I use a couple of times a week. My garage is not fully insulated, and with the temps dropping quick, should I bring it in?
It’s gonna be in the 30s this weekend

New house, new TV, same static showing up with wireless sub. Not constant and not present with all apps /streaming platforms. Sub is plugged directly into 2-prong outlet. Remedies?

Hi all, i have a 670 Soundbase that developed a whistling sound that didn't change with output or volume. I didn't register or take care of it under warranty, and I was too cheap to pay for the fancy box and the service fee.

I took it to a local TV repair shop but a small microchip was faulty, something that's no longer manufactured.

I isolated the issue to one of the 3 woofers on the bottom that fire down. I figured why not try talking out that one woofer (there are two others)?

After using a fork to pull off the metal grate with the adhesive, I was able to remove the right woofer and tape up the remaining connectors with electrical tape.

I fired up the soundbar for a power test, 5 min on test, Bluetooth pairing test, and the whistle is gone. All I needed was a fork, a Philips screwdriver, and some electrical tape.

Posting here in case this helps others with a DIY fix, I couldn't find one myself online.

Note that I was okay with this frying as it was going into a landfill if I couldn't fix it, and this specific power supply was noted as being okay with an open load (that specific woofer had a separate power supply than the other two).

I have a Sony 90H 65-inch TV. My hall is 325 sq ft, viewing distance is 16–17 feet, and ceiling height is 11 feet (9 feet from the TV). I am based in India, and my budget is ₹25k ( little flexible )

I want a bass-heavy soundbar that delivers a thumping bass, as I mainly use the TV for music videos, particularly techno and house. A 5.1 channel setup is preferred, but not a priority. Currently, I use the default TV speakers.

I tested out the Sony HT-S40R, JBL SB590, and LG S65TR at max volume in showrooms. I personally liked the Sony the most for its bass. LG one was pretty good too, but wasn't a punchy as Sony.

Looking for suggestions, thanks!

Hi,

I have a 42in Bravia Sony XR 90j or whatever OLED.

I want a small sound bar to go in front of it.

It is in my bedroom, and I don't have room for much anything over 15in. If that.

Is there an optical/eARC device that Bravia will pickup and utilize for a pseudo surround experience paired with the TV speakers?

My parents have a Bravia 80k or 90k or something. Regular LED.

And they have a Roku streambar that the TV picks up as "TV sound system combined" or whatever the notification on the screen when the eARC is plugged in.

I just want to use the TV streaming system, and a bar to achieve a 2.1 or 3 ch psuedo surround I don't want to spend over 150 or anything crazy. Just enough to get better audio.

Im thinking getting a Roku streambar and juts not using the streaming part and plugging it into the eARC HDMI port the TV should combine the audio outputs.

Thanks!

One Youtuber named VFM also mentioned something like this about. I don't remember exactly.

I’ve got a hw-hm45c and there are no download options on Samsung website. Is there a trusted aftermarket site?

I have a TCL 77 inch OLED and the screen is amazing but sound is subpar. Watch it for almost only sports and movies. Best recommendations? Preferably one I can get before TNF tonight lol.

Suggest me the best soundbar under ₹25,000 for my Samsung The Frame 65-inch TV. Dolby Atmos is a must, with deep bass, clear dialogue, and a theatre-like experience. Which brand and model would you recommend based on your real-world experience? LG, Samsung, Sony, JBL, or any other brand? Please share your suggestions!

Thanks