Typical price: £580
What is it: Virtual surround-sound speaker system and TV stand
What we think: It looks good and works well, but the sound quality isn't the best it could be and the price is high
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 23 July 2007
Tags: Sony, Sony RHT-G800, performance, speakers, plasma
We like:
Styling; two HDMI inputs; all-in-one remote control
We don't like:
Lack of mid-range sound; price; music performance
You might also need:
HDMI cable
CNET UK judgement:
A good-looking stand that will go well with any modern flat-panel TV. The Sony RHT-G800 offers a good all-in-one solution to having surround sound without loads of speakers all over your front room
Full review:
Surround sound is one of the greatest inventions in home entertainment -- nothing involves you in the on-screen action more than an immersive soundtrack rumbling out from all around you. The problem is, if you have limited space, or simply don't want to run speaker cables all over your living room, surround sound really isn't an option. Continue Reading...
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