Soundbar? Would pairing a sound bar render the TV speakers useless? If so, is there a set up that you can use with the TV speakers to add a sub-woofer and rear speakers?

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techman99999999 · Accepted Answer

From my understanding you can't connect speakers to the 930C other than the Sony wireless subwoofer. Sony makes a wireless subwoofer that mates perfectly with the 930C.

SonyListens · Answer

Hi,
In connecting a sound bar to this TV, you must select in the audio settings which one will be active. External speakers or TV speakers.
Thanks,
>Joffrey

Baddog · Answer

You could add a sound bar, but generally this would degrade the output. Although we have not seen or heard it, Sony makes a subwoofer that works with the sets speakers. If you want better sound, you would need an amplifier which supports surround. If that is what you wish, then you should buy a model which does not have the side speakers.

Answered by Baddog 10 years ago

Khoe00 · Answer

I had a soundbar and the speakers were much better on the tv. It sounds great. Only issue is you can only sync one subwoofer to the tv and said subwoofer is basically discontinued. No one sells it unless its used. And most dont include the transciever. If you can get your hands on it though it sounds fantastic.

Answered by Khoe00 10 years ago

Alien · Answer

I have mine wired to a separate sound system with no problem. There is a setting in the TV settings that says TV speakers or External. I believe a sound bar would restrict the TV speakers. My experience the speakers on this TV are way above in sound quality and unless you use a very good sound bar, you might be wasting your money. I only use my Separate system when I crank up a good action DVD.

Answered by Alien 10 years ago

“Soundbar? Would pairing a sound bar render the TV speakers useless? If so, is there a set up that you can use with the TV speakers to add a sub-woofer and rear speakers?”

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