First, you have to connect the soundbar to your TV. There are several methods, including HDMI, optical audio cable, and analog audio cable. Thanks to Sound Field Optimisation, you don’t need to rearrange your room for the best sound quality. Simply unbox, plug in and perform Easy Setup from the TV’s home menu. Perfect sound, straight out of the box. The soundbar’s side channels expertly send signals around the sides of a moderately sized living room. The top channels for overhead effects are also successful, but not as immersive as with a fully outfitted Atmos cinema or home theater, where the speakers are actually overhead. But the HT-A7000 is far more enjoyable than watching movies with TV speakers, stereo speakers, or soundbars without top- and side-firing speakers. As another bonus, quiet movie dialog that is often hard to discern when using stereo speakers is much clearer when the sound mix is spread out to a multichannel format like Atmos. One of the biggest gripes we’ve heard about some TVs supporting just one or two HDMI 2.1 ports is that one of those belongs to the eARC port on the TV. The HT-A7000 allows you to effectively use that one eARC port as two more HDMI 2.1 ports - which is a huge boon for folks who have two (or more) HDMI 2.1 devices that need to be plugged in. Don’t buy it if… Have you never used a subwoofer before? Well, you do not have to worry about SA-SW5 300W. It is equipped with wireless technology, allowing it to connect with the soundbar or home theater system automatically.

This design and shape match Sony’s speakers and home theater systems. That’s because all their sound devices are designed with this shape in mind.Let’s look at the features of the wireless subwoofer to provide a clearer picture. 1. Easy to Set up and Use

If you have a TV with an eARC port, you should have next to no problem setting up the HT-A7000. It’s really as easy as plugging in the power cable and running an HDMI cable between the TV and the soundbar. The HT-A9 is perfect for more than just movies. Compatible with 8K HDR and 4K 120fps pass-through, the system gets the best from the latest games, too. Take the sound to a deeper dimension by adding an optional subwoofer. The optional SA-SW3 and SA-SW5 models connect seamlessly and, like the surround speakers, use a wireless connection. With power outputs of 200 watts and 300 watts, respectively, expect edge-of-seat cinema style thrills.Although it is not the cheapest subwoofer in the market, it holds up well against its competitors. That’s due to its reasonable price and impressive features. Finding a subwoofer with this sound quality is almost impossible in today’s market. 3. Portable Many home cinema enthusiasts feel that the sonic trade-offs of a soundbar are simply too significant for them to be worth considering. Still, the impracticality of a full system, especially in smaller homes or for those with children, makes them prohibitive to most people. Both options rely on fairly strict placement to create a ‘sweet spot’ for listening, which is often frustratingly narrow, and in the case of soundbars, front-heavy with inadequate rear speakers that often seem tagged on as an afterthought. There are so many connections that the cavern on the rear that’s designed to hold all the ports is on the cramped side, which is worth bearing in mind if you think you might want to access it regularly. A subwoofer produces lower-frequency sounds, known as bass and sub-bass. It is different from regular speakers or stereo as they can’t reproduce bass correctly. That benefits the subwoofer because it can make the sound much more engaging and offer an ultimate surround sound system.