dovecote
Novice Member
I have had a Denon DHT FS3 Soundbar since it first came out over 10 years ago - it still sounds amazing but its fans are starting to strain a bit so I am thinking I must prepare to to replace it.
But what with?
Has anyone else moved on from the Denon and found something that has proven to be a worthy replacement?
The thing I like most about it is that performs so well with both music and TV/Bluray - and its 'surround sound' feature fills the space so well. I have seen some reviews of more recent soundbars that are good at one thing but not the other - and that has made me cautious about changing. I have also found in the past that listening to something in store - even in a dedicated demo room - can be misleading, and that usually the experience of the crowd is a better guide.
I am hoping that technonolgy has improved suffiently that I can get a better experience for less money - the Denon was expensive at the tme - £700 quid I seem to recall, where as I would like to pay half that now - as I dont have a full home cinema setup.
So, good performance at TV, movies and music, plus 'generated' sound surround.
Any suggestions/experiences welcome.
But what with?
Has anyone else moved on from the Denon and found something that has proven to be a worthy replacement?
The thing I like most about it is that performs so well with both music and TV/Bluray - and its 'surround sound' feature fills the space so well. I have seen some reviews of more recent soundbars that are good at one thing but not the other - and that has made me cautious about changing. I have also found in the past that listening to something in store - even in a dedicated demo room - can be misleading, and that usually the experience of the crowd is a better guide.
I am hoping that technonolgy has improved suffiently that I can get a better experience for less money - the Denon was expensive at the tme - £700 quid I seem to recall, where as I would like to pay half that now - as I dont have a full home cinema setup.
So, good performance at TV, movies and music, plus 'generated' sound surround.
Any suggestions/experiences welcome.