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One unmentioned thing: you can start off with a receiver and two speakers and upgrade over time. If you choose good components, they'll retain value either as a
by dsr_ 5y ago
One unmentioned thing: you can start off with a receiver and two speakers and upgrade over time. If you choose good components, they'll retain value either as a second system or for resale.
I bought a NAD stereo receiver and two PSB Alpha A/Vs twenty years ago. Now the Alphas are my surround speakers and the NAD runs some nice speakers in a different room.
With a soundbar, that's it. Maybe you get to swap subwoofers, maybe not.
- cpuguy83 5y agoThere is nothing about a sound bar that says you can't add surrounds. Granted many of the lower end sound bars are not going to have this option, but then that's low end.