I personally think you are spending a lot of dollars to not have to hide a wire. Your ears adjust to what you are hearing. Many get these wireless speaks because of wife problems or the hassle of stringing out and concealing wire. Then they go to a real home theater done right and are blown away by what they hear.
You can buy a lot of HT for the price of Sonus IMO. |
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Where I'm putting it is a basement where it's I'd guess 14-16 feet wide and about 20-25 feet deep that connects to a larger open area.
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The house I bought has speakers wired into the ceiling
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If it's a dedicated basement home theater then chances are it won't be moved around. If it's a living room most like redecoration will happen wireless may be a good decision in this area.
IMO the two most important aspects of your system are a good subwoofer and center channel speaker. The lows make the experience in action films. There is nothing worse than not being able to hear and make out voices when it switches to mostly dialog. Most home theater receivers have the ability to adjust the crossovers to help this. Most receivers have software and a mic to configure the speakers to room environment and its pretty good but never gets the center correct and needs manual tweeking. Choosing a sub if you are only interested HT movies and sporting events get a ported sub they go lower. If you use it for both HT and music get a sealed sub. They are more musical wont go as low but still plenty good. I like Power Sound Audio, REL and HSU for HT subs. |
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I'm getting ready to upgrade my family room and living room with new soundbars/surround systems and the less hardware, the better. Thanks! |
Lots of good advice in here, thank you everyone
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I prefer the "cleaner" look as well and having a subwoofer in a Family Room is not aesthetically pleasing, so if I could get away with just a soundbar, I'd be stoked. I recently purchased a TCL soundbar with a built-in subwoofer to match a 6 series TCL Roku 4K TV and while it's fine for our Master bedroom, I need more power and bottom end for the family room and living room than it provides. That said, it was super easy to integrate with the TCL TV via HDMI ARC and using only one remote control was an important for my wife. It's definitely decent but not something I'd recommend for a family room or home theater. |
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Sonos was the first brand I was going to investigate before adding new gear to the other rooms and it's good to know that it's expandable as well because all of their other products that I've heard have been fantastic. Having the option to add satellites and a subwoofer almost seals the deal because I'd rather start out "small" then add if/when necessary. |
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