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Im considering a soundbar for the TV, as the crappy speakers are getting on my wick. I dont want a surround system as i cant be arsed with the wires everywhere, so im guessing a soundbar is the best solution. I know sodall about them though so i ready to be enlightened by the STW collective.
Have a look at richer sounds for reductions on the higher end models reduced to a reasonable price. You can get bars for less than £200 but they aren't great so I ended up with a surround sound and took the time to get the cabling put in as tidily as possible.
I don't know much about such things, but I do that this one's working very well for me (and that reviews seem to back me up): http://www.richersounds.com/product/soundbars/lg/nb4530/lg-nb4530
Orbitsound ones from John Lewis sound amazing - the only reason we didn't buy one is that we already have decent hifi and wanted the sound from the television through our speakers. Bought a Cambridge Audio DAC from Richer Sounds instead - and it sounds excellent.
The Orbitsound sound bars are apparently designed by an ex Eagles and Who sound engineer...
I had one of those, fell for the advertising.
I Won't Get Fooled Again.
Sorry.
Yamaha.
I've got an orbitsound t9 and like it very much,
Two types. Surround sound versions like the £800 yamaha, which is very well rated. Or regular 2.1 sound like the LG or Boston TVee.
I didn't need the surround and bought a Boston TVee, it's fine and sounds a lot better.
I have an LG NB3520A - very good reviews and I am very impressed with it.
I have the Orbit. Good sound but the remote is rubbish. Annoyingly to have yet another remote for just the volume.
Yamaha is the way forward