What sound systems can this TV handle? Does it matter what brand?
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As long as the A/V system supports either hdmi or the older SPDIF (Digital optical) connection, it will work. If you have a Panasonic A/V system with "Viera Link" support, it will provide automatic set-up and combine to a single remote.
996216
You have to hook up all sound systems to the High definition television. The locations are marked on the back of the tv or you can refer to the tv manual and it will show you where to hook it up.
1981283
As stated by the other responses, the sound is typical of TV's with built in speakers. No problems with the sound, but if you want surround or theater quality you'll have to add something for that. Ours is not used as our primary TV, so the speakers and sound are perfectly good.
1707572
These are new TVs, but they can not be confused with top of the line brands. I purchased a 40 inch version, it had an OK display and good audio. It does have a couple of problems and a service tech will be here in a week to repair them.
460350
There are audio settings in the menu, I was able to play with those and get good volume. The TV is at another location so I can't help you with specifics now.
614910
If TV-based sound is important to you then the LN52A750 is the right model to purchase. That model has subwoofers in the 2-speaker system and it has the best sound of the 6,7,8-series samsung models. In my opinion, you are getting your money's worth (DLNA and USB interfaces, better sound) for the extra $100 over the 650 model. Also, check out the $150 blue-ray discount feature, you can get a blue-ray player with the TV for net-net, $50 extra !!
1760801
Sorry i'am so late getting back to you. No trouble with the sound. The only trouble is the tv does not have a hook up for directv and that is what I have. Jane
964366
Perhaps, I just don't expect much from any TV set in terms of sound quality, and maybe that is why in my opinion LN40B500 is perfectly adequate in that regard. When I watch DVDs or listen to music I do fire up my amp.As for watching news, etc. TV's sound is loud enough, perfectly clear... The darn thing even has a programmed-in EQ. What else one might want? It's a TV, not Hi-Fi system.
208569
I just got this email your answer is any headphones will work but you have to connect through a device that you can control the output sound level as there is no control on the tv to do that.
978881
ya I have a computer sound system hooked up to it and use the headphone jack for my iPods this tv has every jack and more for its price range 3 hdmi 1 VGA 1/2 USB 1 headphone and all the hdmi s
1603822
I have not tried it with that system. I have got it to work with just about anything. It's a VERY simplistic setup. Just need access to sound outputs.
1106328
Yes, it has all the hookups for aftermarket devices , good picture etc. I would recommend speakers for DVD play however. Lower volume than the regular tv.
1609488
The sound quality for this TV is OK. Very normal compared to its size, its Basic quality, depends of what you are watching or listening. If you want a higher quality sound,I recommend you get the sound bar or a surround system.
884805
Not sure. Didn't care. Never seen a TV below 32" that had speakers worth a crap and anything above that size they are only half worth a crap. I'll say that you can certainly hear it and it has 3 sound modes. Custom movie and standard. I use custom. It has a headphone out jack and when I am really watching something I plug in some cheap computer speakers and it sounds fantastic and the volume controls with the remote. Can't ask for much more. But I don't think you will really hear it well in a noisy environment. Just opt for external speakers or sound bar plugged into the headphone stereo out jack. Not sure. Didn't care. Never seen a TV below 32" that had speakers worth a crap and anything above that size they are only half worth a crap. I'll say that you can certainly hear it and it has 3 sound modes. Custom movie and standard. I use custom. It has a headphone out jack and when I am really watching something I plug in some cheap computer speakers and it sounds fantastic and the volume controls with the remote. Can't ask for much more. But I don't think you will really hear it well in a noisy environment. Just opt for external speakers or sound bar plugged into the headphone... » Read More Not sure. Didn't care. Never seen a TV below 32" that had speakers worth a crap and anything above that size they are only half worth a crap. I'll say that you can certainly hear it and it has 3 sound modes. Custom movie and standard. I use custom. It has a headphone out jack and when I am really watching something I plug in some cheap computer speakers and it sounds fantastic and the volume controls with the remote. Can't ask for much more. But I don't think you will really hear it well in a noisy environment. Just opt for external speakers or sound bar plugged into the headphone stereo out jack. « Show Less
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The sound bar will work with any TV, however, I have not been completely happy with the product. I bought mine refurbished and this could be part of the problem. The bass response is inconsistent. When working, sounds great, but frequently cuts out. A little frustrating.
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LG's official site has a comparison system for their TV models. From what I saw, the differences are minor (but I'm no expert, so you will have to judge yourself). As for sound, it has Dolby Digital Decoder, Infinite Sound, and Clear Voice 2. Hope this helps.
137029
Really need more information about your TV and audio system to correctly answer your question. No offense to the others posting here but without these details, anything that you read here is conjecture.