Review on Home cinema Sony BDV-N9200W by Agung ᠌

Connected to a 55X8505B TV from Sony. I like the sound, very worthy for my money. If suddenly there is a two-channel stereo input, then the "ClearAudio +" technology will make it 5.1 and so clean that you won't notice the catch. There are many filters, from the usual equalizer to some specific ones: football, stadium, concert hall, cinema. I listened to a recording of the concert In Extremo with a concert hall filter, it's cool! I was very pleased with the sound calibration using a microphone, since my room does not allow placing speakers at the same distance from the listener. Audio system 5.1, not 9.1 as written in the description. 9.1 is one of the audio filters that creates an environment of sufficient quality. Support for DLNA is not ideal, sometimes it gets stupid. It will most likely be fixed in the next ates. Two Smart TVs really pleased, despite the fact that Opera TV is now gaining momentum. Searching for some kind of application in Sony Apps is still the same flour - there is no filter. Opera TV is much more convenient. The menu design is like in Sony game consoles, which I didn’t really like. Compatibility with the 55X8505B TV from Sony is complete, but I didn’t like the control from one remote control (subjectively). It is somehow defective, not all functions are available. With two remotes it's not better, so far I'm confused. The white version has wall lighting depending on the image - an analogue of Ambilight from Philips. It is not clear why the same is not in the black version. In general, I am satisfied with the purchase, I immediately wanted to listen to the recordings of concerts and replay some games, hear them in a new sound.