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Tsukasa
Contributor I
September 14, 2020

Best TV for Sonos Arc

  • September 14, 2020
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Hi all senior in Sonos Community. Nice meeting you. 

 

I just got my Sonos Arc and connected to youtube music now and i love the music alot compare to my Yamaha 209.

My question is i try connect to my 10 years old LG TV and it cant connect the sound and it does not comes with Optical.

Then I try my Xiaomi Laser Projector 150 inch and nothing is available as well. sob sob.

May I ask what TV should i get to get Sonos Arc compatible with zero issue with plug in Earc and issue solved. I plan to play PS4/5 with it.

Initially I try looking at LG C9 but some senior here mentioning there is issue with it as well.

So to cut story short, which is best TV and value for money TV should i got to pair with Sonos Arc.

Will TCL 825 does the trick or we need min flagship TV like LG CX or Sony X90H works as well. As kinda on tight budget and does not want to spent alot on OLED as heard it will burn in quickly as well alot samsung cant connect to the sonos arc.

Thank you and looking forward to your reply soon.

 

 

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PJO1966
Lyricist II
February 5, 2021

Thanks. 

 

I spoke with Sonos customer support last night and they got the tv to see the Arc. If it stays that way I'll keep the tv I have

artem
artem
Collaborator I
February 5, 2021

Hi! I have an LG B9 and I don't have any problems with my Sonos Arc. Everything works flawlessly.

Sonos Arc / Sonos One XL x 2 / Sub gen 3 / Sonos Play 5 gen 2 x2 / Sonos Five x2/ Sonos Connect Amp gen 2 + Monitor Audio CP-CT380IDC x4 / Sonos Boost / LG B9 65" Oled / PS5
    PJO1966
    Lyricist II
    February 18, 2021

    My issue with the Q60T reappeared last night. It looks like it might be time to look at the LG CX

      Troutbum09
      Lyricist I
      February 28, 2021

      Stay away from Samsung, especially older models. In an attempt to connect the Arc to my Q7 (2018) I have spent over $500.

      Started with HD Fury Arcana to enable Atoms. In order for HD Fury to work, I needed an external source (appleTv4K, PS5, receiver, etc) Since we were just using tv for sound (and a there’s shortage of PS5s) I picked up a Apple TV.
      Add the 4K cables and we’re getting up there.

      Before the Arc was connected through the HD Fury I bought a universal remote to try and control the volume of Sonos and TV on the same remote. Very annoying to need my phone to control volume. I ended up with the Harmony Elite because of IR limitations of the other models. Didn’t realize that I could use the Samsung remote after connecting with HD Fury. 

      If I knew what I knew now, I should have used the $$$ towards a new non-Samsung TV.

      Thankful to have these types of problems today.

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