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Kitchen soundbar

chillinpenguin · 2018-01-06 02:08:59

Hi guys need advise, I have a tv in my kitchen/Dinning room and even on max volume it can be a real struggle to hear it while cooking. The problem is it’s a large room and a cheap smart tv (not my main setup). To fix the volume issue I am planning to get a sound bar. As it’s in the kitchen I don’t want a separate sub woof…

06-01-2018 2:08am

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chillinpenguin

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Hi guys need advise,

I have a tv in my kitchen/Dinning room and even on max volume it can be a real struggle to hear it while cooking. The problem is it’s a large room and a cheap smart tv (not my main setup).

To fix the volume issue I am planning to get a sound bar. As it’s in the kitchen I don’t want a separate sub woof I want a all in one.

Can you please advise am I better off with a soundbar that’s 100w (no sub)

Or one that’s 2 30w speakers and a 50w sub making it a 110w Bar

I don’t know if the 100w will give me a louder sound then the 110 considering the spec break down.

Again this is just for my kitchen so the aim is just to make it louder not improve quality.

The price of both is almost the same.

Any advise is welcome.

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