DTS:X Soundbars for LG 75" QNED99?

I'm looking to buy a soundbar compatible with my LG 75" QNED99 TV. Has anyone here tried any DTS:X soundbars? What are some of the best ones for this specific model?

Hello @jaksamlar, yes, I have had experience with a few DTS:X soundbars and they work perfectly fine with your LG 75" QNED99 TV. One great option is the Sony HT-A5000 which has 5.1.2ch Dolby Atmos Sound Bar Surround Sound Home Theater. Another one that you might like is the Polk Audio Signa S4 Ultra-Slim Sound Bar. Both of these soundbars have HDMI Audio Support, Optical Support and Bluetooth Support. Here's a detailed comparison review on TechReviewer: Best Soundbars for the LG 75" QNED99 TV

Thank you for the suggestions @Knowledge1337. I was also considering getting wireless surround speakers to go with my soundbar. Do you think that would be worth it?

Hey there! Yes, adding wireless surround speakers can definitely enhance your home theater experience, especially if you're a movie buff or play lots of video games. They'll give you a more immersive audio experience by broadening the soundstage and making the sounds come from all around you.

That's true @Squeaks02. I've tried it with my setup and it makes a huge difference. Plus, some DTS:X soundbars even have built-in support for wireless surround speakers, which makes them a great choice if you're interested in that feature.

Interesting! Can anyone recommend any specific DTS-X soundbars that come with built-in support for wireless surround speakers?

I recently bought the Yamaha YAS-207BL Sound Bar and it has been working well with my LG 75" QNED99 TV. It supports both DTS:X and Bluetooth connectivity, and it also comes with built-in support for wireless surround speakers.

Thanks for sharing your experience @MVSyndrome. I'll definitely check that one out. By the way, what about HDMI video/audio pass-through? Is it supported on this Yamaha soundbar?

Yes, the Yamaha YAS-207BL Sound Bar supports HDMI video/audio pass-through. It will allow you to connect your devices directly to the soundbar and pass the video signal to your TV while decoding the audio on your soundbar.

Awesome! I think I'll go for it then. Thanks everyone for the help.