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Review on Home cinema Sony BDV-N9200W by Micha Chmielewski ᠌

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great value for the money, definitely recommended!

I don't want to be the captain of the obvious, but it took me a few days to figure out how to do it. The TV set made friends with the home theater as follows: I connected an optical cable, I took an inexpensive belkin (it makes no sense to take more than a thousand / two), I connected HDMI, it doesn’t matter which one at all, I pressed the home button, connected the microphone and started auto-tuning. Without this, the cinema played back in TV mode via optics, but it was not possible to adjust the sound, turn it on and off with the TV. And it turned out because there are no wires in optics, it is essentially a hollow tube that transmits light, and HDMI acts here only as a wire for transmitting an electrical signal.

Pros
  • The sound is great, especially the low frequencies, the subwoofer cuts through to the bone! I was able to connect with Samsung UE55HU9000, which pleases me, because there were fears that different companies would not make friends. The design, only because of him, he took it, white lacquered things are fashionable in 2022-15, but this is a subjective point of view. It has its own operating system and includes a stylish Blu-ray player. The rear speakers are considered wireless, pushed the block behind the sofa and it is not visible.
Cons
  • I haven't found a specification for a home theater anywhere - I still don't know what frequencies it supports, sensitivity, cable resistance. Etc. The appearance and convenience of this very operating system, to be honest, knowing the technology of Sony, it is frankly miserable.