“Penthouse specific tv have compatibility with Sonos arc sound bar and gen 4 subwoofer as well as two others Sonos speakers? I’m going to buy this specific sound system and I desperately hope it’s compatible with the LG C5, or the LG G5?”
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What connectivity does this specific sound system have? Sound Systems are designed to connect to TVs in various ways, so it's about connectivity. A Sound System can be connected to the LG 65" Class C5 Series OLED evo AI 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2025), Model # OLED65C5PUA, in one of three ways. The TV is a Bluetooth-enabled TV (Bluetooth® ver. 5.1), so if your sound system supports Bluetooth®, you can pair it with the TV for a wireless Bluetooth connection. If your sound system has an HDMI ARC or HDMI eARC port, preferrable an HDMI eARC port, you can connect that to the TV's HDMI eARC port (HDMI 2). HDMI eARC supports uncompressed audio formats that HDMI ARC does not. This includes high-quality surround sound technologies such as Dolby Atmos® and DTS:X. These formats allow for a more lifelike and cinematic sound experience, providing a richer and clearer audio output compared to the compressed formats supported by HDMI ARC. While HDMI ARC can handle compressed audio formats like Dolby Digital or DTS, HDMI eARC can support uncompressed formats that maintain the full sound details without compression. This is particularly beneficial for users with advanced audio systems or for those who enjoy watching movies or playing games with immersive sound. If the sound system has an Optical Digital Audio Input, you can connect that to the TV's Optical Digital Audio Out. The Optical Digital Audio port is capable of transmitting surround sound formats like Dolby Digital, which is a popular choice for home theater systems and soundbars. However, it does not support multichannel LPCM, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Atmos®, and DTS:X, or high-definition audio such as Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. Optical connections do not support discrete 7.1 soundtracks, as these are typically found in unsupported higher-resolution audio formats...^Ivan.
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