Hi guys,
My son has recently upgraded his TV and now we have his old 50" LG 50PJ650-ZA in the living room to replace the Panasonic 37PX80 that served us well for almost 6 years (thanks to a lot of you guys on here for helping me to decide on that TV way back in 2008).
I'm looking for a reasonably priced (max £100) sound bar with integrated sub-woofer to go with the 50" TV. It doesn't need massive output as we're in a semi-detached and don't want to deafen the neighbours, but I have no idea what 30W, 60W or 100W sounds like! Does the size of the TV determine the output I need? Our living room is approximately 4m x 3.5m so what output would this need?
Also, I don't know if the soundbar only needs to be attached to the TV to get improved sound or whether I need to be able to hook in my V+ box, Now TV and Blu-Ray player in order to get good sound out of them too. They're all HDMI connections at the moment, but I know that the TV does have one optical digital output. I want to be able to set it up and then let it get on with the job without having to switch cables all the time. The only soundbar I've seen with multiple HDMI inputs is a Maxell one that is too large to fit on our TV unit - I really need a slimmer bar type.
I'm currently looking at the Roth Sub Zero II or LG NB2430A as these are available on Amazon for around £100 and I have vouchers
What would you guys recommend? I'm not 100% set on those two models and am open to suggestions.
Your help would be appreciated.
Ally
My son has recently upgraded his TV and now we have his old 50" LG 50PJ650-ZA in the living room to replace the Panasonic 37PX80 that served us well for almost 6 years (thanks to a lot of you guys on here for helping me to decide on that TV way back in 2008).
I'm looking for a reasonably priced (max £100) sound bar with integrated sub-woofer to go with the 50" TV. It doesn't need massive output as we're in a semi-detached and don't want to deafen the neighbours, but I have no idea what 30W, 60W or 100W sounds like! Does the size of the TV determine the output I need? Our living room is approximately 4m x 3.5m so what output would this need?
Also, I don't know if the soundbar only needs to be attached to the TV to get improved sound or whether I need to be able to hook in my V+ box, Now TV and Blu-Ray player in order to get good sound out of them too. They're all HDMI connections at the moment, but I know that the TV does have one optical digital output. I want to be able to set it up and then let it get on with the job without having to switch cables all the time. The only soundbar I've seen with multiple HDMI inputs is a Maxell one that is too large to fit on our TV unit - I really need a slimmer bar type.
I'm currently looking at the Roth Sub Zero II or LG NB2430A as these are available on Amazon for around £100 and I have vouchers
What would you guys recommend? I'm not 100% set on those two models and am open to suggestions.
Your help would be appreciated.
Ally
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