Paulie Walnuts
Established Member
Morning all,
I am just about to pull the trigger on buying a Sonos Arc but hoping for some advice on here before I do.
I currently have a Sonos beam, 75 inch Samsung Q95t and two Sonos ones mounted as rear speakers.
With the big TV the beam looks a bit lost and isn't as 'cinematic' sounding as I want.
With the new beam coming out I was going to upgrade to that but then decided to treat myself to the Arc. I have however read a few things about the Samsung tvs and Arcs having lip sync issues. I have a Ps5 and there are sync issues with my current beam however I believed that the eArc connection on the Arc would resolve this. Is this correct?
I mostly play PS5 and watch movies via streaming/Blu ray.
So ultimately I'm asking if the Arc would be worth upgrading to from my beam. With the rear surrounds already in place I'm already in the Sonos ecosystem!
Thanks guys.
I am just about to pull the trigger on buying a Sonos Arc but hoping for some advice on here before I do.
I currently have a Sonos beam, 75 inch Samsung Q95t and two Sonos ones mounted as rear speakers.
With the big TV the beam looks a bit lost and isn't as 'cinematic' sounding as I want.
With the new beam coming out I was going to upgrade to that but then decided to treat myself to the Arc. I have however read a few things about the Samsung tvs and Arcs having lip sync issues. I have a Ps5 and there are sync issues with my current beam however I believed that the eArc connection on the Arc would resolve this. Is this correct?
I mostly play PS5 and watch movies via streaming/Blu ray.
So ultimately I'm asking if the Arc would be worth upgrading to from my beam. With the rear surrounds already in place I'm already in the Sonos ecosystem!
Thanks guys.