Sony introduced the Bravia Theater Trio, a new audio system intended for use with large televisions. The system is designed to overcome the limitations of traditional soundbars, which can appear small and provide less immersive audio when paired with 85-inch or larger displays. This three-piece setup aims to deliver a more proportional and effective sound experience for ultra-large screens.
The Bravia Theater Trio comprises a compact center speaker and two larger vertical side speakers. The center unit, resembling a small soundbar, contains two woofers and a tweeter, optimized for dialogue clarity. Each side speaker includes one front-facing woofer, one tweeter, and an additional angled up-firing driver. The side speakers are over 13 inches tall, making them substantial in size.
The components of the Theater Trio connect wirelessly to each other, simplifying setup by reducing cable clutter. Users only need power cords for the side speakers and a power and HDMI cable for the center speaker. Priced at $2,200, the system targets consumers who have already invested in large, expensive televisions, specifically those 85 inches or larger, where the side speakers would appear more proportional.
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Sony released the Bravia Theater Trio, a three-piece audio system designed as an alternative to traditional soundbars for large televisions. This system aims to provide better audio immersion and dialogue clarity for TVs 85 inches or larger, addressing the issue of soundbars appearing small and less effective with ultra-large displays.