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“Sound is 50 percent of the movie-going experience.” So said Hollywood titan, George Lucas, a man who arguably knows a thing or two about delivering genre-defining cinematic experiences.
The meaning is clear: part of what makes going to a commercial cinema so much fun is the theater-sized sound system. But the same is true of our home theaters: you may own a brilliant big-screen TV, but if you rely on your flat-screen’s built-in speakers, you’re missing out. At the very least, you need a soundbar.
The best soundbars will make explosions more lifelike, enhance dialogue intelligibility, and immerse you in your movies and shows. In short, it makes the whole experience more cinematic.
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