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5.1 Soundbar

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  • 01-07-2017 11:43am
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    Tom Cruises Left Nut
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    Hi Guys

    Bought a 55 inch Samsung tv off you the end of last year, time for some repeat business if possible !

    I am looking for a 5.1 setup, what I am looking for is the front 3 channels in a sounder that I can mount under the tv, 2 rear speakers, wireless if possible but wired it ok and a wireless subwoofer 

    Anything you can recommend ?

    Thanks !


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    Richersounds.ie: Kenny
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    Tom Cruises Left Nut wrote: »
    Hi Guys

    Bought a 55 inch Samsung tv off you the end of last year, time for some repeat business if possible !

    I am looking for a 5.1 setup, what I am looking for is the front 3 channels in a sounder that I can mount under the tv, 2 rear speakers, wireless if possible but wired it ok and a wireless subwoofer 

    Anything you can recommend ?

    Thanks !
    Hi Tom Cruises Left Nut,

    The best way to do this is with a full Wireless surround system with either the Sonos or Denon Heos systems. This would involve the Sonos or Heos Soundbar, Subwoofer and two wireless rears. These systems can also be used as multi zone music players. The Heos system would probably be my choice as it has HDMI inputs, allowing it to work as an AV receiver and decoding more digital sound formats than the Sonos system.

    The Denon Heos Soundbar, Sub and 2 x Heos 1 rears would be: £1599.

    Let me know what you think.

    Kind regards

    David


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