I replaced my Sonos home theater with this Sony system - here's why innovation is king ...

Sony debuts the Bravia Theater Trio as its latest flagship home theater speaker system. It features dedicated left, right, and center channels. At $2,199, it's geared toward enthusiasts. Shortly after ...

At a more affordable entry point than the company’s current BRAVIA Theater Bar 8 and 9 soundbars, this new option is a hybrid of discrete and virtual surround. Does it offer enough bang for the buck?

Fluid and immersive surround sound. Seriously potent bass response. Solid detail for dialog and effects. Smooth blend between bar and subwoofer. Well-matched surround speakers make it easy to balance ...

Sony Bravia Theater vs. Sonos: I've used both home theaters - here's how to choose ...

Leading the lineup is the BRAVIA Theatre Trio, Sony's new flagship wireless home theatre system designed for ultra-large-screen televisions.

Not content with adding multiple new models to its Bravia TV range today, Sony has also unveiled a series of new additions to its home theater home audio range comprising two new soundbars and a ...

Does Sony’s advanced new wireless home theater system earn its lofty price tag? Sony’s BRAVIA Theatre Quad ($2,499) is a self-contained powered wireless speaker system which connects to a TV and ...

The Bravia Theatre Trio aims to deliver a more immersive, cinema-like home audio experience through Sony's 360 Spatial Sound Mapping technology.

Sony has delivered a host of soundbar and headphone products in recent months designed to make enjoyment of its 360 Spatial Sound Mapping technology as convenient as possible. We hadn’t expected this ...

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No matter which route you take, it’s also important to have a basic understanding of multi-channel systems. For instance, what’s the difference between a 2.0 and a 2.1 system? A 5.1 and a 5.1.2 system ...