While many bargain soundbars give you just one HDMI input for your video sources, pricier soundbars tend to come with at least two, and the LG SL10RG is (thankfully) no exception. We’ll cover the speaker wire in more detail momentarily. On the other hand, you’ll be dealing with bare speaker wire, rather than the impossible-to-screw-up plugs that we’ve seen used on satellite speakers for other soundbars. The good news about the included speaker wires for the surround speakers is that they’re each about 15 feet long, which gives you plenty of flexibility as to placement. The subwoofer has a (roughly) five-foot power cord, while the surround speakers must be connected to a wireless receiver that has its own power cord. The 15.4 x 12.3 x 8.7-inch subwoofer is about the same size as other soundbar subs, making it easy to tuck it behind (or at least near) your TV cabinet or in a corner of the room.Īs with most “wireless” speakers, the subwoofer and surround speakers that comes with the SL10RG aren’t truly wireless. If you don’t want to plunk the SL10RG in front of your TV, you could opt to mount it on your wall beneath your screen using the included mounting brackets. The soundbar cabinet itself measures 56.8 x 2.5 x 5.8 inches (WxHxD), so it’s quite wide (it’s several inches wider than my 55-inch LG C9 OLED TV), although not as tall as other soundbars we’ve tried in this price range.
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Another option would be to roll up your sleeves and install actual speakers in your ceiling, although doing so would mean leaving the comfortable world of easy-to-install soundbars.
If your ceiling doesn’t measure up to Dolby’s specifications, you might be better off with a soundbar that supports DTS Virtual:X, an audio format that delivers virtual height effects without the need for up-firing speakers.
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