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- Best answer: I have the A9G and tried using the TV as my center speaker with my surround sound system. Yes, there are discrete wire connectors on the back of the TV that are used specifically to enable this feature. There is also a setting in the TV sound menu to select the function as well. After doing this on my system I found that there was a slight lag between the TV and the rest of the speakers which created a echo-like delay. I have a Pioneer SC-LX701 Receiver so it's not that I am using an outdated system. I ended up going back to using my original center speaker.
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- Best answer: I have the A9G and tried using the TV as my center speaker with my surround sound system. Yes, there are discrete wire connectors on the back of the TV that are used specifically to enable this feature. There is also a setting in the TV sound menu to select the function as well. After doing this on my system I found that there was a slight lag between the TV and the rest of the speakers which created a echo-like delay. I have a Pioneer SC-LX701 Receiver so it's not that I am using an outdated system. I ended up going back to using my original center speaker.
- Best answer: Hello, These TVs specification is almost the same. The only difference is, on the A9G, Sony added an Object-based Super Resolution for the Clarity Enhancement and an Auto mode for the Motion Enhancer. You may check the comparison below. https://www.sony.com/electronics/tv/t/televisions?view=compare Regards, Erin
- Best answer: Hi. I've been researching the crap out of the Sony OLEDs trying to find the best fit to replace an old 52" Sony Bravia 1080p. I believe that the a9F from 2018 has the easel, while the updated a9G has a rounded base and sits straight up and down. The 9AG also has the up to date software in order to not be obsolete going forward, if that is important to you.
- Best answer: To answer you question. The input lag on Sony Oled tvs's aren't great if you are competetively gaming. It's 26 milli-seconds. It does not have HDMI 2.1. Those features are on Sony's LED range. Best option is LG C9 or CX. If you want to wait then check out the Vizio Oled. I hope that helps.
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- Best answer: To answer you question. The input lag on Sony Oled tvs's aren't great if you are competetively gaming. It's 26 milli-seconds. It does not have HDMI 2.1. Those features are on Sony's LED range. Best option is LG C9 or CX. If you want to wait then check out the Vizio Oled. I hope that helps.
- Best answer: This is the best tv I have ever seen. I have it hooked up to my Bose surround system and do not use the TVs speakers
It is definitely worth the price because the picture quality is glawless
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- Best answer: This is the best tv I have ever seen. I have it hooked up to my Bose surround system and do not use the TVs speakers
It is definitely worth the price because the picture quality is glawless
- Best answer: Yup this TV does have eARC on HDMI 3
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- Best answer: Yup this TV does have eARC on HDMI 3
- Best answer: Hi x650, All HDMI ports support this format. You may refer to this link for more information (Inputs and Outputs): https://docs.sony.com/release//SPECS/XBR65A9G_mksp.pdf ~Ralph
- Best answer: It is on a pedestal but not swivel
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- Best answer: It is on a pedestal but not swivel
- Best answer: I use the Bose Lifestyle 650 with this tv and with one exception, it works great. I also use the Bose remote to control the tv as well as my sony blue-ray player and my streeming. The one exception on the sound is the intermittent problem with the sound reverting to the tv speakers when I use the Xfinity cable box. The sound problem only occurs intermittently with the cable box, not with any other connections; blue-ray and streaming work fine. (My work around when this problem occurs is to switch my remote’s source to “TV” so the system synchs with the external Bose speakers and then switchback to “cable box” and the sound stays on the external speakers.) The sound is fantastic especially when playing 4k movies!
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- Best answer: I use the Bose Lifestyle 650 with this tv and with one exception, it works great. I also use the Bose remote to control the tv as well as my sony blue-ray player and my streeming. The one exception on the sound is the intermittent problem with the sound reverting to the tv speakers when I use the Xfinity cable box. The sound problem only occurs intermittently with the cable box, not with any other connections; blue-ray and streaming work fine. (My work around when this problem occurs is to switch my remote’s source to “TV” so the system synchs with the external Bose speakers and then switchback to “cable box” and the sound stays on the external speakers.) The sound is fantastic especially when playing 4k movies!
- Best answer: Hi beerguy, The 2018 and 2019 model series TVs aren't DIRECTV ready. Please check the following model series TVs are DIRECTV ready below. https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/televisions-projectors-oled-tvs-android-/xbr-55a9g/articles/00112340 Erin
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