How to choose a household bar speaker
author: Holly
2022-11-29
How to choose a household Soundbar speaker
The prices of bar speakers vary from less than 1200 yuan for basic plug and play models to more than 10000 yuan for handmade works of art. As for what price is suitable for you, you can greatly narrow your screening scope according to the following questions.
3. Do you want it to be part of a multi room audio system?
4. Is voice control important to you?
5. Where will he be placed by you? Location Options
The outline of most stripes is low enough that they will not block your projection screen (or the remote sensor of the projection screen) when standing. However, be sure to check the height. If you want to wall mount it, make sure it has a keyhole slot or an optional bracket.
Vocal quality
The bar speaker will make your projection screen sound louder and fuller, so the human voice will also sound clearer. However, if you usually have trouble hearing the conversation about the background sound, please find a bar that can increase the conversation ability, which will make the sound louder and more prominent in the mix.
Surround effect
In the past, setting up surround sound at home required a receiver and at least five speakers. This is still the best configuration for home theaters, but for those who do not have enough space or inclination, bar speakers are a good solution.
Bar speakers can use advanced digital sound processing to simulate surround sound to trick your ears into thinking there are speakers around.
In the "real" surround sound system, the receiver decodes the surround sound signal from the movie and projection screen tracks, and sends different sounds to each speaker in the system. The bar speakers can also decode the surround sound signal, but most of them are limited to the 5.1 channel format, and they distribute sounds in different ways.
The cabinet of the bar speaker may contain 2 to 13 (or more) small speakers, also known as "drivers". At the same time, the bar speaker will not send discrete sounds to five different speakers, but can obtain surround sound signals and split them between its built-in driver arrays.
The strip speakers that can decode Dolby full scene sound and dts: x signals usually have up emitting and side emitting drivers, which can reflect sound from the ceiling and walls to create a three-dimensional sound field.
Many bar speakers include wireless rear speakers, or you can choose to add them to obtain discrete surround sound. If the goal is to completely immerse yourself in your content, choose a system that can carry out such expansion.
1.Are you looking for a complete home theater experience, or do you just want to listen to the projection screen more clearly?
2. Do you use a soundbar speaker to play music?3. Do you want it to be part of a multi room audio system?
4. Is voice control important to you?
5. Where will he be placed by you? Location Options
The outline of most stripes is low enough that they will not block your projection screen (or the remote sensor of the projection screen) when standing. However, be sure to check the height. If you want to wall mount it, make sure it has a keyhole slot or an optional bracket.
The bar speaker will make your projection screen sound louder and fuller, so the human voice will also sound clearer. However, if you usually have trouble hearing the conversation about the background sound, please find a bar that can increase the conversation ability, which will make the sound louder and more prominent in the mix.
Surround effect
In the past, setting up surround sound at home required a receiver and at least five speakers. This is still the best configuration for home theaters, but for those who do not have enough space or inclination, bar speakers are a good solution.
Bar speakers can use advanced digital sound processing to simulate surround sound to trick your ears into thinking there are speakers around.
In the "real" surround sound system, the receiver decodes the surround sound signal from the movie and projection screen tracks, and sends different sounds to each speaker in the system. The bar speakers can also decode the surround sound signal, but most of them are limited to the 5.1 channel format, and they distribute sounds in different ways.
The cabinet of the bar speaker may contain 2 to 13 (or more) small speakers, also known as "drivers". At the same time, the bar speaker will not send discrete sounds to five different speakers, but can obtain surround sound signals and split them between its built-in driver arrays.
The strip speakers that can decode Dolby full scene sound and dts: x signals usually have up emitting and side emitting drivers, which can reflect sound from the ceiling and walls to create a three-dimensional sound field.
Many bar speakers include wireless rear speakers, or you can choose to add them to obtain discrete surround sound. If the goal is to completely immerse yourself in your content, choose a system that can carry out such expansion.
