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Exactly lol.#2 is incorrect - all Denon and Marantz AVRs have eARC, even my 2018 SR7013.
Exactly lol.#2 is incorrect - all Denon and Marantz AVRs have eARC, even my 2018 SR7013.
Both proved to be fatally faulty.#2 is incorrect - all Denon and Marantz AVRs have eARC, even my 2018 SR7013.
I'm on my second Ambeo now and this one is also faulty. If the Sennheiser App connects more than 50% of the time I consider myself lucky. When I switch inputs on the Ambeo it disconnects from the TV completely, leaving the internal speakers on. It gets very hot. When the remote happens to be working, Codec information comes and goes. Effectively I have a volume control and next to no other control.Really? I have read the thread and can’t see too much wrong. What am I missing?
it is the rest of the family that find it complicated, so the sound bar in the lounge is ideal
Has anyone come across a side-by-side comparison of the Samsung HW-Q90R and the LG SN11RG? It seems an obvious one to do but none of the regular reviewers seems to have done it.
#2 is incorrect - all Denon and Marantz AVRs have eARC, even my 2018 SR7013.
I think the answer to this is very much dictated by ergonomics and willing to accept compromise. Having previously had dedicated AV and Sub/Speakers it would indeed take some serious beating.
However, due to current living room layout after a house move, and practicality, the Soundbar & wireless sub/rears is the perfect combination. Im willing to accept it may not be as good, but its the perfect halfway house. In my case I went for the HW-Q90R before it went EOS, and once all the bugs had been fixed. Perfect for my needs, decent at music, decent at TV & Movies. Soundbar tech will only get better, but yes it will always be one step behind a dedicated setup.
As for the poor bloke who's Mrs wears the trousers, you shouldn't have to justify your purchase, I'd be questioning the controlling nature of "her indoors", but that's a separate issue
Here are a couple of other considerations.
1: Replacing a soundbar with a more advanced one is simplicity itself. Replacing a separates system with all the cabling and installation issues is a nightmare.
2: Quite a few sounders are eARC compatible. There are at present no eARC AVRs and no indication that any will appear in the near future.
it is the rest of the family that find it complicated, so the sound bar in the lounge is ideal
That’s amazing , you have some mad skills there, I struggle to change a plug!you guys make me laugh when you say you can't do an install or the wife won't let me lol
this install here at home took me 4 days to do, no wires, fully plastered, decorated and installed in 4 days. When i put the grills on the front end disappears into the room
OK i get it if its rented, but if not and you want to enjoy a full discreet 7.2.4 atmos system ,then its doable in any room when given a bit of thought and application
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1st number is horizontal plane/surround speakers - i.e the 5 in a 5.1 would be centre speaker, front left, front right, surround left & surround right. But you can have more speakers, usually in pairs to make it 7 or 9 horizontal plane speakers.Great article
I know what a 5.1 system is, I have one. But you talk about 5.1 2 channels systems, and even more channels. What are these please ?
There's compromise and there's just being a doormat.I read those stories I and honestly don't understand how his wife can make decisions about his hobby? Does he chooses to which hair saloon she goes for her? I would go crazy living like this.