First, you use Google Home to activate Google Assistant and add the system to your network. You have to use two apps to set up the SN8YG. Watching Dolby Atmos demo videos, the SN8YG’s height speakers definitely improved how big the sound was, though the lack of rear channels diminished the spatial effect. When Thor unleashed his lightning in the battle for Wakanda in Avengers: Infinity War, the subwoofer produced a satisfying rumble and it was more detailed than the JBL Bar 5.1 Surround thanks to Atmos. While watching Hamilton, the singing of the cast and the music from the orchestra were crisp and had good midrange, but the vocals weren’t as prominent as on the Sonos Arc. It also buries voices in the mix a bit, resulting in muffled dialog and vocals. But because it lacks virtual surround sound, the experience is more narrow compared to other soundbars that do, such as the Sonos Arc and JBL Bar 5.1 Surround. The SN8YG has a big sound and booming bass.
If that’s too many options, you can also control volume and power via your TV remote if you connect through HDMI ARC. But wait, there’s more: you can play, pause or skip audio tracks, activate night mode and even navigate folders on a USB drive. In addition to power and volume, you can switch inputs, mute, change sound modes, activate Google Assistant and access the equalizer. The remote - fairly large for a soundbar - has lots of buttons.
0 kommentar(er)
