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glennac
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Apr 2, 2018
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Karifan
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Apr 2, 2018
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glennacDefinitely recommend a sound bar over tv speakers. That's how I got hooked on home audio. My main issue has always been space constraints. Started with Vizio sound bar, then added a sub, then got small kef uniq surround speakers, then the first receiver. Before you know it am knee deep into this lol. Kef LS50 in the living room as mains and R100 in the bed room and went through at least 5 or 6 receiver upgrades. Long story short, only get this sound bar if you are willing to spend thousands of dollars later on perfecting your home audio experience lol
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Also, would be interested in the observations of anyone that owns this unit, or comparable ones. Do these really add to the experience of watching television? Do they include an amp?
One problem we have is that the volume of some streaming content is quite low. Even maxing out the TVs volume doesn't make it load enough. Would a unit like this help?