🎧 Immerse in Cinematic Audio: Sony HT-X9000F Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer Review

For the price, a BIG BUY TIME. I wanted something better than the $200-$300 options and didn't want to spend $1100 on a Sonos soundbar and subwoofer for a $1100 TV. Connects easily to my 2 year old 70 inch Samsung TV. The system turns on/off automatically with the TV. The system will recognize the TV remote control to increase/decrease the volume. Excellent sound quality, voices are very clear. the whole room but it could be movies from Revain Prime, Netflix isn't streaming the latest Dolby…

Well this is your best option, wireless and with decent sound. It will never sound like a true full-size 5.1 or 7.1 surround set. But it still sounds damn good for what it is. If you are an audiophile and know restrained sounds of all frequencies. Then don't go that route and buy bulky boxes and cables/bulky receivers. Now I prefer a clean, modern look with decent sound. I'm a serious audiophile and I had the best of the best. For normal use, it serves its purpose. but if you want that cinema…

LG OLED65C9PUA. The music sounded muffled and I tried all the modes. I have a small JBL Bluetooth speaker that sounds better than this system. I am returning this kit because I connected it to my TV via eARC and the audio dropped out randomly for about a second. I won't compromise on something I've spent close to $500 on for it not to work out of the box as expected. Also, when the video started, there was a few seconds delay between the start of the video and the start of the audio. It's not…

I needed a new soundbar that could handle HDR and support some of the newer audio formats. I have an older Sony CT660 soundbar which is very reliable and sounds great. This Sony is actually smaller and you can feel some cost savings on the physical panel itself, but then it comes down to audio processing and sound quality. Sony doesn't disappoint in terms of clarity and sound quality, but where it literally falls short is in the subwoofer. The subwoofer is weak and flat and lacks real punch. I…

Where do I start? My deliberations on which soundbar to buy were long and agonizing with so many options available across such a wide price range. If you're reading this, doing your own research, and trying to decide which system best suits your needs, heed some advice and don't bother reading the manufacturer's specs. They are vague and misleading. Ultimately, I went with this setup for two key reasons: First, my personal experience with Sony has shown me that they are a stellar brand with an…