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Re: Adding external speakers to bedroom TV [message #65887 is a reply to message #65884] Sun, 30 January 2011 04:27 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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That's some TV. To be honest, in my experience, unless you really love 5.1, the speakers built into TV sets that size are usually quite good. We have a bigger flat screen and a smaller one and the bigger one sounds like it is pretty much getting all the sound, you know. The smaller one sounds tinny.

So ask yourself, are you pleased with the way it sounds now? Or do you just want it to be that much better.

That said, if you watch a lot of movies in High def. Don't hesitate to upgrade to a 5.1 system if you plan on using it.I've heard a lot of terrible home theaters in a box, so go you have to go big or you are really downgrading. The speakers are usually generous in a big TV to say the least and you don't all of a sudden want 5 smaller speakers that don't have nearly the bark much further away from each other.


 
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