Hi, I am new here. I have a budget of $3000 to buy a tv and a soundbar. Looking to purchase in black Friday deals. My living room is not big, so thinking 75” tv and a good soundbar in that price, but wondering what deals might be good these days. I am not good at technology stuffs so needing you guys help. Thanks a lot in advance. Have a good day😊
Needing Help Purchasing TV and a Soundbar
LLiveondead on 24/11/2022 - 13:00
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How big is "not big" in terms of the living room? 75" is great if you're 3m+ from the TV, less than that it's not really worth it (and you start to get into the range of the TV being too big to view properly).
thanks for your information, my current room is exact 3m
I have the Samsung q990b soundbar and it's awesome. Takes the viewing experience to another level. It's going for $1200+.(11.1 channel with subwoofer and rear speakers)
Samsung and Sony for the 65 in Tv to fit your budget with the soundbar as you mentioned "not big" living room.(as advised by freefall101)
Samsung will have the "symphony" effect where the Tv's speakers sync with the sound bar.Or you could go for an OLED TV and get a sonos beam which is around the $500+. (just the bar, 3.0 channel, no subwoofer or rear speakers)
+1 to the q990b, sounds way better than a soundbar aught to, chalk and cheese to soundbars 5+ years ago.
TCL mini LED 75C835 then buy a soundbar if the sound quality isn't what you want . Personally I would get a used 5.1 amp and speakers from FB or Gumtree over a soundbar any day
How do you connect audio out to the amp ? 3.5mm headphone out to RCA in ?
In my setup, everything is played through/by our Apple TV, so everything leaves the Apple TV via HDMI into the amp (which processes the sound and sends to speakers), then from amp to TV via another HDMI (for the picture and sound, if you want to play a bit of the sound from the TV - I don't)
Sound volume then controlled by amp (for me anyway)
Others will have different setups
I would go for a OLED TV but not sure if you can get a 75 inch for under $3,000. I heard sonos soundbars are good but can be quite expensive. 2 Channel sound is your standard but I would go for a 3 channel or above for better sound and clarity.