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Sony - HT-S20R

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Kiran_0506 • 10 months ago

Buy a Used Sony S20R or HT RT3 for 10- 15K you will not regret it.. kindly do not go to Boat Zebronics brands.

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Kiran_0506 • 10 months ago

Bro these brands are just a direct rebranded products from china. I once tried to start a PC cases but they said that model is reserved already from Zebronics 🤣🤣🤣, try to buy products from people who produce it from them sony for camera speakers, samsung and LG for Display l. Etc like that.

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mrajf • 6 months ago

I'm happy with my LgSl10y, upgraded from a Sony HTs20r. Happy to get DTS surround output with my current sound system that the Sony frustratingly lacked (always wondered why my DTS X discs sound too soft/doesn't use the satellite speakers). Even though it could've more speakers pointing to the ceiling (the LG only has 2 upwards firing), this is probably the best I'll get in a long while

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Runwabisabi • 11 months ago

Hi I have the Sony S20R, it has wired rears and slightly less wattage than the S40r but they are quite similarly spec'd, I live in a moderately small apartment and it performs well. Could the bass be lower yes. Could the surround be wider, yeah definitely, but is convincing and punchy, loud enough to play movies and games at sufficient volume without distortion 100%. Do note though that it only supports Dolby Digital, for my 'highseas' movies I convert Dolby Digital Plus/DTS etc to Dolby Digital. The sound bar has no issues with Netflix playing 5.1 Dolby Digital. For my PC games I gave up trying to get surround so I'm content with PCM stereo.

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simpleguy410 • about 1 month ago

I was looking to buy s40r from almost 4 years.. as i wanted a good ht setup with rear wireless.. As i was seeing lot of reviews, then i was looking lg s65tr, lg s75tr (as it has atmos though single center speaker) And i finally bought s20r from croma at 11.5k after listening to s20r, s40r, lg sq70ty and few jbl 590 My sister has jbl 270 Out of the options you mentioned, the sound profile is completely different for jbl and sony. At store, i liked sony and while listening i was just 3 feet awat from sony ht whereas in case of jbl, i was bit far away. The key is sound profile.. in jbl it is more booming lower bass whereas sony as thumping bass.. difference is very clear. Coming to s20r after delivery, i was disappointed with 400w system as earlier i was using creative sbs270 which felt loud and good... As i started using sony s20r, i understood what sony is for.. sound is very very clear.. you can hear dialogues at any audio levels.. and i dont think it will be much loud if looking for roomsize above 250sq feet.. You can go for s20r if you just looking for good audio for movies with upper bass and only dolby digital.. Avoid this if you are looking for hdmi pass through as it doesn't support it. So far watched two movies (king of kotha and madrassi) it is good.. but can only comment if i watch a movie that I'm waiting for.. example rajasab or og etc.

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