When Should You Replace Your Old Soundbar?

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April 21, 2023

TVs keep getting better and better in several key areas, but the sound quality isn’t one of them. As a result, you probably use the same soundbar you’ve had for years on end, even if you recently upgraded your TV. It’s an often overlooked component in the entertainment room. In our top story, we explain when you should replace your soundbar and if a new one will deliver an improved experience.

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