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Q: Will this block the bottom portion viewing area of the LG C1 OLED TV?
A: A small portion of the bottom will be blocked. The space from the bottom of the TV and the tabletop is roughly 2.5" or less and the height of the Soundbar is 2.2". ^Daphane
Q: What are the upgrades of this model over last year's SN9YG?
A: Unlocked the flexibility to work with the most popular services such as Alexa and Apple Airplay 2. ^Daphane
Q: What is difference between LGSP8ya and LG SP9ya sound bars
A: SP9YA is a step up from the SP8YA. It is recommended for TVs 55" and up ↑. The total output power is 520W in comparison to 440W. It offers 5.1.2 channel audio in comparison to 3.1.2. Please see the link for a side by side comparison of available specifications for both Soundbars, https://www.lg.com/us/compare?bizType=B2C. ^Daphane
A: No. I put mine behind my tv and it sounds great.
A: Had that happen at first too. Just unplug it and plug it back in. It should automatically connect when you have the soundbar on.
Q: Is this soundbar worth it for an LG OLED E8 TV?
A: This is a good soundbar. The volume is not as loud with ARC, so I am using the Optical cable and its plenty load with good bass for a normal size living room. I'd like to hear the setup with a tv with EARC though. I would be disappointed in volume if it is similar to arc, but assuming EARC is configured for it better. And, I may need to configure it to work properly with an older Samsung ARC tv when I find time to do so. From what I have researched it is optimal to have a Lg tv with an LG soundbar and I am looking to pair with an LG tv, even though I will not get Spectrum app with the tv apps.
Q: Can I add rear speakers to this soundbar for surround sound?
A: Hello, yes you can and you can try SPK8-S.^Venette
A: If you're looking for the best audio quality, HDMI is your choice. While an optical cable can still pass surround sound and super high-quality audio, thanks to the added bandwidth in the latest 2.1 version HDMI, you'll be able to pass higher resolution and audio. ^Daphane