What is the difference between 2.1, 3.1, and 4.1? Which has the best sound for voice from the tv? null

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Homer0207 · Accepted Answer

The first number is the number of regular speakers, the second number implies that it has a separate sub-woofer. If you're purely interested in voice, any should be adequate. The extra speakers give you a fuller, more expansive sound experience, making it more realistic, and closer to a movie theater experience.

Answered by Homer0207 7 years ago

LG Digital Customer Care · Answer

2.1 has two-channel output, plus a subwoofer. 3.1 is a 4-channel sound system and one subwoofer. Speakers are positioned L-C-R (left, center, and right) and the sub should be on the ground level in the center. Center channel is usually used for dialogue, while the L and R channels are used for ambience, music, effect, and all other stereo sounds. 4.1 has 4 channel output and one subwoofer. As for the sound this depends on your preferences and how much immersion you are wanting to have. If you are in need of any assistance, have additional questions, or would just like to see our helpful tips, check us out on Twitter @LGUSSupport Facebook https://www.facebook.com/LGUSA/ or you can give us a call at 800-243-0000. ^CP

Answered by LG Digital Customer Care 7 years ago

Maqs · Answer

Here's a good explanation - https://thehometheaterdiy.com/surround-sound-channels-explained/

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