LG Sound Bars

If you’re thinking about upgrading the sound of an LG TV or any big-screen television, consider LG home audio, specifically an LG sound bar. Television speakers are generally small, especially as TVs get thinner and lighter. But when you’re watching breathtaking video, you want an audio experience to match. An LG TV sound bar improves audio quality and is relatively simple to install. In fact, if you choose an LG Bluetooth sound bar, you can eliminate cords and wires and pair it wirelessly to your system.

Part of the appeal of an LG sound bar is that its shape is relatively wide and short, which helps it replicate the right-left effect of stereo sound, but from a single, space-saving component. It produces a richer, far more nuanced sound than most single speakers can duplicate, thanks to the fact that it has both amplification and sound processing built in. This leads to outstanding audio performance for movies, TV shows, sporting events and music. Along with Bluetooth capability, other features to consider when choosing an LG sound bar include app control, options for mounting, remote control, and built-in Wi-Fi.

Your LG TV sound bar is defined by how many sound channels it offers. A 2.1-channel sound bar has two channels, and a 7.1-channel sound bar has seven channels. Three-, four- and five-channel systems are also available. Some multichannel systems deliver a surround sound experience from a single unit, while others include up to five rear speakers for full surround sound. Similarly, you can choose an LG sound bar with subwoofer, which provides dynamic, powerful bass built in to the single unit. You can also connect a separate subwoofer speaker to your sound bar system, with wires or wirelessly. Your choice of model will inform where you place your sound bar, though conventional wisdom says that most single-bar systems should be positioned at a height that is level with the audience’s ears when they’re seated. On the other hand, if you choose an LG Dolby Atmos sound bar, which bounces audio off ceilings to create powerful, moving audio that seems to flow all around you, you’ll get optimal results if you mount it slightly above ear level. There’s no one-size-fits-all formula for placing a subwoofer and satellite speakers. Instead, try various locations to find the ones that are optimal to your ears. If you do get a system with multiple speakers, consider cord concealment and management for a clean, organized appearance.