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Hi Sameer .i am one of your subscribers .You content is truly amazing and quite helpful for users like me. You are bound to reach geat heights on youtube owing to the great content. I need one help in picking a soundbar for watching movies and playing games.I have a ps5 for playing games and a 55-inch great tv. I am thinking for going with dolby atmos soundbar as i think they will provide a good surround experience. What should i go for a 3.1 soundbar or a 5.1 soundbar with rear speakers .My budget is around 40000
Hey, thank you so much for your comment. It means a lot to me. As for your query, please remember one thing. If a soundbar is a 3.1 and does not have height speakers, then it is mixing the height sound from the front-firing speakers. While this is ok from a surround sound experience, it doesn't give the full feeling of immersion. Just something you should be aware of. As for the actual bars itself, do you have anything in mind? You can always take a look at the new Sony HT-S2000. It is modular so you can pick up the bar now, add a sub later and the surrounds after that. You can also check out the Sony HT-G700. It is one of my favourites. amzn.to/3pIVOdZ. Additionally, you can also check out the Philips Soundbar TAB8947. Fairly decent output. amzn.to/46KdXZp.I highly recommend going to an offline store and listening to the options in your price range. Take a gaming clip with you or a movie clip and play that at the store for a better understanding of the performance of the bar. I am working on a best soundbar under Rs 50000 video, so hopefully that'll help if you are not in a rush. I recommend waiting for the festive sale, as you can get a really good deal then on a soundbar. you can also check out the Samsung A67E: www.samsung.com/in/audio-devices/soundbar/a670-black-hw-a67e-xl/ Do you have any models in mind you were considering?
Hey Sameer, again great reviewing and informing (noob like me) about such good speakers/sound output/alternative for soundbars. They are good speakers but, what if someone considers to use them as a telly speaker (like you said for 32" or 43" or even 46" max) given the three cool speakers should one opt for the Edfier as it comes with a remote and at some point it becomes Hassel free, once you are fully immersed into the content and you don't have to leave your place for setting the vol or any other setting change required. PS-which one would you choose for gaming and movie consuming.
Hey, thank you so much for your reply! It means a lot. I personally had the Mackie CR5BT hooked up to a Sony W950D which is a 50-inch tv. I connected it via 3.5mm AUX cable. I’d keep the Mackie volume at about 60% and control the TVs output via the tv remote control. So the fact that the mackies don’t come with a remote control is not a con for the setup you are talking about. Personally if you like neutral sound then you can go for the Mackie. If you want control over bass and treble, then go for the Edifier. However, what is your budget? Maybe if I know your budget I can recommended something else.
@@IdiotBox86 since I'm new in this kind of sound segment. I want to keep it under 18K. PS- I have followed and seen your work from your ndtv's gadget guru days, where you had a segment of you own. So great to see you.
@@PALLAVITH thanks you! It means a lot. Go in for either the Mackie or Edifier. You won’t be disappointed. I also recommend you go to an offline store and experience different sound bars. Will give you a better perspective.
@@Kumarrbhai2377 Considering your budget you will have to wait a bit longer for eARC. also, even with eARC there are many factors to consider in a soundbar. so it is possible for you to get good sound output with ARC only.
