In the last spring, Sony started its Bravia Theater Line of Sound Bars and the speaker, and digging the names of its confused product in this process. The initial group included the flagship bar 9, Bar 8, Bravia Quad Speaker Set and theater Yu Neck Speaker. Now the company is looking to offer a more compact midfoot option that is still worth the Dolby Atmos and DTS: X audio. With the new Bravy Theater Bar 6, Sony offers a 3.1.2 channel option to users, and this time, it comes with the wireless sub -woofer in the box.
Bar 6 When the stronger bar 8 and Bar 9 will have the option of entry level in the Bravia Theater Sound Bar Lineup compared to the Bar 9. The company says the purpose here is to provide both the voice and the clear conversation. The two -up -fired drivers of the sound bar have been paired with three more in the front for Dolby Atmos and DTS/X -Dimensional audio. When they are not available, Sony provides a mixing tech to convert the stereo material into a 3D sound. For dialogue, Sony uses a dedicated center speaker and the so -called Voice Zoom 3. This latter item is an AI -powered device that recognizes human sounds and adjusts their volume as needed to keep the speech clear.
Sony is offering two packages for Bar 6. First, you can choose a one -set -up in all of them with a sub -satellite speaker and a sub -woofer for a 5.1.2 surrounding sound setup. The company says it Bravia Theater System 6. If you do not need rears, you can get the bar 6 and one. Just note that the two sub -woofers in these two settings are different, and with System 6, the previous speakers do not have the drivers of the firing.
An item that is noteworthy about System 6 is Sony’s new multi -stereo mode. With the living room setup, which is the backbone, the satellite sometimes provides strange audio performances for music. This feature on Sony’s newly added package produces more and more enjoyable audio experience LT stereo to the left/right channels center and back speaker.
Finally, Sony has a new set of back -speaking speakers, named Bravia Theater Rear 8. They are compatible with the company’s sound bars and work with your 360 local sound mapping tech to make your system in your room sound voice. The rear 8 is different from the speaker coming with System 6, so you would like to consider it when deciding your purchase.
When Bravia is folded with TV, Sony’s sound bars can be controlled with the Bravia Connect app on the phone. Here, you can adjust the volume and other settings without a remote or on -screen menu. Bravia TV and the Bravia Theater Lineup can be controlled by both on -screen permits without changing the remote. Further, the Bravia TV controller can be used to adjust the volume, the sound field and more on the Bravia Theater Sound Bars and the speaker.
There is still no word about pricing or availability for the Bravia Theater Bar, Bravia Theater System 6 or Braveia Theater Rear 8. All Sony has so far made it clear that all three of the new products have to arrive at this spring.
This article was originally published on Enoget
