I recently bought a Sony 65" X77CL TV and am in need of a soundbar to go with it. Since I watch a lot of action movies, I'm curious which soundbar would be best for that purpose? Any recommendations?
Sony 65" X77CL - Best Soundbar for Action Movies?
Started by Wolfninja86 on June 18, 2024
Welcome! For action movies, you'll want a soundbar with good bass response and surround sound capabilities. Have you considered the Sony HT-A9 or the Yamaha MusicCast BAR 600?
Great suggestions, @Wolfninja86! I actually found an article on TechReviewer that talks about some of the best soundbars for action movies. Check it out here: Best Soundbars for the Sony 65" X77CL TV. It might give you a few more options to consider.
Thanks, @stefanezer and @Detour7miles! I'll definitely check those suggestions out. The Sony HT-A9 sounds interesting with its 7.1.2 channel sound system. What about the Yamaha MusicCast BAR 600? How does it compare in terms of action movie watching?
I've used the Yamaha MusicCast BAR 600, and it delivers a great experience for action movies. It has Dolby Atmos support and DTS:X, so you can expect immersive surround sound. Plus, it also has a virtual surround option that widens the audio field.
That sounds awesome! But I'm worried about space constraints in my room. Do either of these soundbars take up too much space?
Both the Sony HT-A9 and Yamaha MusicCast BAR 600 are quite large, so they might not be the best options if you have limited space. You might want to look into something like the Vizio M-Series or the TCL 5-Series, which are more compact but still offer good performance for action movies.
Thanks for the advice! I'll check out those models as well. By the way, @Detour7miles, do you have any personal experiences with those soundbars? Or is it just based on their specifications?
Yes, I've personally used both the Vizio M-Series and TCL 5-Series, and they both deliver a solid performance for action movies. The Vizio M-Series has a good balance of size, audio quality, and features, while the TCL 5-Series is even more compact but still offers impressive sound.
Great! I'll definitely consider these two as well. Thanks everyone for your suggestions!