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Peter Thompson4 said:But seriously, do you actually think a soundbar can ever hold its own against a legitimate home theater setup? I'm looking at a pretty small room here, maybe like a 15 by 15 space.
If it's 16x16, that's not small.
And if it's 10x16, that's a medium-sized room.
Obviously, like anything else, you'll get the best results by building it with individual components, but that can be a massive headache if you aren't into that stuff.
You'd need a 5.2 receiver/amp, at least 100W RMS per channel.
And you pick out your own speakers.
You don't have to do everything at once. Start with a good stereo setup (two front speakers) and upgrade later.
It all depends on your budget.
BUT, if this is strictly for watching TV—movies and series—then a high-end soundbar paired with a beefy subwoofer is plenty to make the floor shake when Tom Hardy turns a car.
Most movies work fine with most speaker setups; they just aren't that demanding.
If you don't want the hassle, just grab something like this.
https://www.bestbuy.com/sony-htxf900...ik-620825.html
Damn, today is the last day of the sale.😁
