Jay Alexander
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Going from an old tv to a new OLED 4k was mind blowing for me. Have an okay-ish 3.1 soundbar/subwoofer, just need to add two more wireless speakers for a good 5.1 setup.
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Recommendations for a budget Soundbar?
- Thread starter MaksTO
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Does it differentiate between front and rear? Otherwise you’ll have a 3.1+ setup
Jay Alexander
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Don't have them yet, but when I do add them, it will be 5.1. They would differentiate between channels.
That's actually a bit far for 50". Head needs to be 6'-7' for PoV near iMax width.
I would also recommend headphones. You likely have good cans already.
You'll always be conscious of neighbours with a large sub based system.
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50" feels good!That's actually a bit far for 50". Head needs to be 6'-7' for PoV near iMax width.
I would also recommend headphones. You likely have good cans already.
You'll always be conscious of neighbours with a large sub based system.
This might help
Best Surround Sound Headphones - 2024 Review
When we think of surround sound we typically picture a home theater/entertainment set-up with a variety of speakers in idyllic placement but in recent years there are a number of headsets creeping on to the market than...musiccritic.com
When I'm leaning forward on the couch gaming I am probably 6 or 7 feet from the screen. Could've gone 55 or 60 but there was pretty substantial cost savings in 50". Still one of, if not the biggest TVs I've ever had throughout my life.
Neighbor situation is good. I keep the sound bar pretty low, as it projects well. Being a musician I've already had the noise talk with people below me years ago
, it's not an issue.
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