How to Improve Sound from Large TVs

The role of television has completely changed since the COVID-19 pandemic.
With dramatically increased time spent in living rooms at home (including remote work) and the explosive growth of streaming channels like YouTube, the variety of viewing options has multiplied almost infinitely. Television has evolved from being a device for watching terrestrial digital TV programs to becoming the entertainment key station in our homes.

Without time constraints, we can freely enjoy movies, live performances, sports viewing, concerts, and various information programs related to our interests whenever we want.
Television is no longer just television—it may have become a device better described as a large-screen monitor with beautiful picture quality.
If that's the case, we need to supplement the audio with external solutions.
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Large TVs tend to have insufficient built-in speaker sound quality as screen sizes increase.
External speakers and setting adjustments are effective for resolving complaints such as lack of audio impact and difficulty hearing voices.

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Exactly right.
Unfortunately, regarding audio, even 30-year-old CRT televisions had better sound quality—evolution has stagnated, and complaints about audio are beginning to overflow.
People who haven't yet realized this issue likely harbor latent auditory dissatisfaction.
However, as long as we use highly directional speakers, we cannot achieve a fundamental solution.
So what should we do?

There are speakers with low directionality where "natural sound" spreads naturally.
Please try a listening session at least once. You'll be amazed by the dramatic difference.

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