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The Samsung HW-Q950T soundbar with it's 9.1.4 channels of awesome sound. https://www.samsung.com/dk/audio-devices/soundbar/9-1-4-ch-soundbar-dolby-atmos-black-

The Samsung HW-Q950T soundbar with it's 9.1.4 channels of awesome sound. https://www.samsung.com/dk/audio-devices/soundbar/9-1-4-ch-soundbar-dolby-atmos-black-hw-q950t-xe/ https://www.samsung.com/dk/audio-devices/soundbar/9-1-4-ch-s... It's far from a perfect product, eARC is broken on many TVs, rear speakers sometime turn off on their own. But when it works it sounds fantastic. I should also mention the Avforums where owners discuss this rather complex piece of hardware and how to get the most from it, that has been a really nice experience. And now the Q950A is almost here :) https://www.samsung.com/my/audio-devices/soundbar/q950a-black-hw-q950a-xm/ https://www.samsung.com/my/audio-devices/soundbar/q950a-blac...

nwsm 5y ago
These systems look great, and I'm casually in the market. Wireless aux speakers + bluetooth connection for phones is basically what I'm looking for (on top of great sound obviously). Right now I have an older Vizio set which has served me well, and I've been checking out Sonos lately. Would the A be worth the extra $500? I'll use it for TV/movies via HDMI Arc, music via bluetooth (yes I know I shouldn't use BT), and vinyl via RCA/aux. edit: It actually looks like there is no RCA/aux. I could use optical I guess.
- sharken 5y ago
  Actually Bluetooth has been more reliable than Wifi in getting sound on all channels. I'd say it's worth the extra $500, you get two extra rear channels, built-in room correction (finally) and a Night Mode made for late night movies or listening to music. And i think a discount should also be possible. But you can always check out Avforums for more in-depth information.
klmadfejno 5y ago
I was looking at that but saw so many reviews stating that the rear speaker connections didn't work well and got scared off. I got a sonos arc and speaker set instead. My setup runs to a projector with no eARC support. I found this thing which splits a signal directly from source into two paths with eARC support. Haven't tried it yet, but optimistic that it'll work. https://www.amazon.com/HDFury-HDF0160-Arcana/dp/B08DF7GRCB?ref_=ast_sto_dp https://www.amazon.com/HDFury-HDF0160-Arcana/dp/B08DF7GRCB?r...

nwsm 5y ago

These systems look great, and I'm casually in the market. Wireless aux speakers + bluetooth connection for phones is basically what I'm looking for (on top of great sound obviously). Right now I have an older Vizio set which has served me well, and I've been checking out Sonos lately. Would the A be worth the extra $500? I'll use it for TV/movies via HDMI Arc, music via bluetooth (yes I know I shouldn't use BT), and vinyl via RCA/aux. edit: It actually looks like there is no RCA/aux. I could use optical I guess.

sharken 5y ago
Actually Bluetooth has been more reliable than Wifi in getting sound on all channels. I'd say it's worth the extra $500, you get two extra rear channels, built-in room correction (finally) and a Night Mode made for late night movies or listening to music. And i think a discount should also be possible. But you can always check out Avforums for more in-depth information.

klmadfejno 5y ago

I was looking at that but saw so many reviews stating that the rear speaker connections didn't work well and got scared off. I got a sonos arc and speaker set instead. My setup runs to a projector with no eARC support. I found this thing which splits a signal directly from source into two paths with eARC support. Haven't tried it yet, but optimistic that it'll work. https://www.amazon.com/HDFury-HDF0160-Arcana/dp/B08DF7GRCB?ref_=ast_sto_dp https://www.amazon.com/HDFury-HDF0160-Arcana/dp/B08DF7GRCB?r...