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Simply Satisfactory Sound With Philips Speakers and Subwoofers

Picture quality and effects have improved tremendously over the years. Philips has contributed to the audio experience in their manufacturing of audio equipment. So, if you are not currently satisfied with the sound of your home entertainment system, try utilizing Philips soundbars and subwoofers to amplify and improve your television's sound quality and get you right in the game.

Sound in flat-screen televisions often comes from the sides or back, making the sound muffled or too quiet for easy viewing. A soundbar can be connected to your television to direct sound outwards and amplify the noise from your television set without straining your TV's internal equipment. It is a bar-shaped device that contains multiple smaller speakers. A soundbar can be hung under a hanging flat-screen on the wall or placed on a shelf or mantel.

A subwoofer is a device that is designed to produce low-pitched audio frequencies including bass and sub-bass. It usually works in conjunction with a soundbar. It receives an audio signal from the soundbar to also aid in amplifying your television's sound. The device usually utilizes Bluetooth or wireless technology, so you can place it anywhere around the room to help with your sound experience.

Virtual surround sound helps create the illusion that sound is coming from a place in the room that it is not. These setups typically come in either a 2.1 surround style or a digital sound projection style. A 2.1 surround configuration has two speakers near the television and a subwoofer elsewhere in the room. A digital sound projector uses a single strip. Using virtual surround sound allows you to mimic surround sound quality with less equipment in your home.

Philips has a variety of configurations depending on what type of setup you desire. Configurations are labeled depending on the type of equipment your sound system has. Philips configuration options include:

• Single speaker system
• 2.0 system
• 2.1 system
• 3.1 system
• 4.0 system

Soundbars can connect to your television in one of two ways, either wired to your television or by utilizing wireless or Bluetooth technology. If your soundbar is wired, it connects with an audio cable to an audio output jack. Some complete sound systems have a combination of both wired and wireless equipment.