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My old sound system is evidently not compatible with my new TV, WTF

Anyhow, good time to get a new and smaller system.

Any suggestions? Any great values for the money? Not looking to spend a lot, maybe $ 500 tops
 

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My TV is Smart, it's the sound system that's an idiot
 
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I've always found Bose to have great sound, but I'm not sure if they offer a home system for under $500.
 

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I've always found Bose to have great sound, but I'm not sure if they offer a home system for under $500.

looks like they have a sound bar with a woofer for $ 700 or so, there's a Bose outlet near me so I'm thinking of heading there today
 

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Bose sucks
 

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But anything under 500 basically sucks
 

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I don't think either statement is true Chop, but maybe we just have different uses or different expectations or a different ear. I've listened to a few systems over the years I know I can enjoy

I'm just looking to see if someone knows of some hidden gem, some great value, some lessor known brand with great sound and easy to connect to everything
 

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im doing a upgrade on my home sound system the 1st of the year, i mean inside and outside my early quotes was around 12,000 for all and im taking my bose out
 

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GL kid, but that's obviously not what I'm looking for :)
 

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My old sound system is evidently not compatible with my new TV, WTF

Anyhow, good time to get a new and smaller system.

Any suggestions? Any great values for the money? Not looking to spend a lot, maybe $ 500 tops

get Sonos, it's the best. Great sound, easy to add more speakers and easy to connect with your tv, control with remote, etc. sound is awesome too. I started with 1 speaker and now have 5 with sound in different rooms, etc. you can play different music in each room too.
 

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I would think you can find something nice for 500 or less. Quality has gone down on all that stuff imo and I wouldnt spend even 500. Stuff just isnt built to last like it used to be
 

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sorry im doing the whole house and the patio and pool area, this is a good system here you might want to look at........................Klipsch Gallery G-16 ($2444) Surround: 7.1 WiFi: Yes Bluetooth: Yes HDMI I/O: 8/2 3D Ready: Yes Wattage: 1040 (Total) What We Like: It has all the digital bells and whistles, and sounds incredible What We Don't: Nothing not to like Best for: Ultimate audio visual joy The G-16 is arguably one of the best systems money can buy, improving on the already fantastic flagship RF-42. The sound is phenomenal. At this price range, you’d expect it to be, and Klipsch offers a 7.1 channel format to experience its full glory. Like with many 7.1 speaker packages, the receiver thrown in here is actually a 7.2 channel affair, allowing for expansion later on. A second subwoofer? You know you want to. There is almost no home theater system feature not included in the Denon AVR-X2100 receiver - WiFi, Bluetooth, 3D, plus lots more, are all present and correct - and as such, the system can be daunting for newbies. If you’re prepared to spend a bit of time getting to know t - See more at: http://www.themasterswitch.com/best-home-theater-systems#sthash.zqDiXKYJ.dpuf
 

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Willie I just took a look at best buy online. Noce sound bar systems for 150 or so and the thing I like is they are wireless. I have had good luck with sony and samsung and they have tons of options for both. 500$ seems real doable
 

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get Sonos, it's the best. Great sound, easy to add more speakers and easy to connect with your tv, control with remote, etc. sound is awesome too. I started with 1 speaker and now have 5 with sound in different rooms, etc. you can play different music in each room too.

thanks, will look into them
 

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The simplest and best I would imagine is SONOS - it's wireless and you can always add speakers to the other rooms or outside at a later point - and it's only about $1000 or so
 

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sorry im doing the whole house and the patio and pool area, this is a good system here you might want to look at........................Klipsch Gallery G-16 ($2444) Surround: 7.1 WiFi: Yes Bluetooth: Yes HDMI I/O: 8/2 3D Ready: Yes Wattage: 1040 (Total) What We Like: It has all the digital bells and whistles, and sounds incredible What We Don't: Nothing not to like Best for: Ultimate audio visual joy The G-16 is arguably one of the best systems money can buy, improving on the already fantastic flagship RF-42. The sound is phenomenal. At this price range, you’d expect it to be, and Klipsch offers a 7.1 channel format to experience its full glory. Like with many 7.1 speaker packages, the receiver thrown in here is actually a 7.2 channel affair, allowing for expansion later on. A second subwoofer? You know you want to. There is almost no home theater system feature not included in the Denon AVR-X2100 receiver - WiFi, Bluetooth, 3D, plus lots more, are all present and correct - and as such, the system can be daunting for newbies. If you’re prepared to spend a bit of time getting to know t - See more at: http://www.themasterswitch.com/best-home-theater-systems#sthash.zqDiXKYJ.dpuf

I know there are awesome systems out there, I just think I can be very happy spending less

We all have different tastes and lifestyles, I may spend more on something else
 

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The simplest and best I would imagine is SONOS - it's wireless and you can always add speakers to the other rooms or outside at a later point - and it's only about $1000 or so

there's that name again, thanks
 

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Willie I just took a look at best buy online. Noce sound bar systems for 150 or so and the thing I like is they are wireless. I have had good luck with sony and samsung and they have tons of options for both. 500$ seems real doable

I agree, I have relatively inexpensive soundbar (LG) for my computer and it's great for me. I do want something a little better for my TV
 

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