Seeing as we haven’t actually heard them yet, probably best to hold off on any judgements. Funny, almost as if you’ve bought the ambeo already.....Sennheiser Ambeo is still going to batter this...
I do indeed already have the Ambeo.Seeing as we haven’t actually heard them yet, probably best to hold off on any judgements. Funny, almost as if you’ve bought the ambeo already.....
But isn't the Ambeo over £2K?????Sennheiser Ambeo is still going to batter this...
This exactly!Hopefully LG will put something out that will perform well for less than half the price with subwoofer and rear speakers.
Brand matching with my LG tv will also help keep the OCD in me happy!
Same here but it will have to be substantially better than the N950 for me.Very interested in the SN11RG as an upgrade to my Samsung N-950. Any word about number of HDMI inputs?
Let's face it, all the manufacturers are going to be amp'ing up the rhetoric on how great their soundbars are. We won't really know until they get tested by some of the A/V publications and reviews from owners. Nice that eARC is going to be standard in the A/V world for 2020.First clip I’ve found previewing the SN11RG at CES 2020..
I think the first big step was when Samsung released the HW-N950, it really did open my eyes (ears) to replacing a conventional amp + speakers setup.Let's face it, all the manufacturers are going to be amp'ing up the rhetoric on how great their soundbars are. We won't really know until they get tested by some of the A/V publications and reviews from owners. Nice that eARC is going to be standard in the A/V world for 2020.
As a bass lover, the sub has to do at least 22 Hz to qualify as a game changer.The SN11RG could be a game changer if the rear surrounds work as expected.
This would be fantastic but its highly unlikely as mainstream brands such as Samsung/LG/Sony avoid this route, possibly due to requiring 12” woofers in large enclosures which would not be suitable for the majority of the target market. The option to connect and integrate our own choice of woofer in the future however would be fantastic for enthusiasts who already own a decent sub.As a bass lover, the sub has to do at least 22 Hz to qualify as a game changer.
Klipsch are offering a 12 inch sub with their 2020 soundbar. Not sure if it would dig deep but I expect it do at least 25Hz effortlessly which should satisfy the vast majority.This would be fantastic but its highly unlikely as mainstream brands such as Samsung/LG/Sony avoid this route, possibly due to requiring 12” woofers in large enclosures which would not be suitable for the majority of the target market. The option to connect and integrate our own choice of woofer in the future however would be fantastic for enthusiasts who already own a decent sub.
If the figures on the spec sheet are correct the subwoofer for this bar shares the same dimensions and weight as LG’s previous flagship model of 2019 so I’d hazard a guess and say its the same 7” front firing subwoofer setup.
Let the reviews roll in..