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Question: What other sound systems with the LG 55GA7900 instead of Sonos playbar & subwoofer for 22 x 19 9 ft ceiling room?
Document: I have not been able to connect my own sound system to it as of yet, but this hasn't happened yet on the step up model (55GA7900) at Best Buy. That being said, it could have just been luck.HOPEFULLY, LG can correct this issue with a firmware update or something. Other than that, I am very satisfied with the quality of TV and the graphics.
This setting is off by default and is presented in the Setup Wizard at first start or in Settings.I want to note that while it has plenty of HDMI ports it only has one Component and one Composite. However, it technically only has one of both type. The TV panel has a 3.5mm looking jack connection for Component and Composite. The TV came with an adapter for it. However, the Component does not have Sound and instead uses the Composite's input for sound.
You can set the sound for wall mount or stand. You can normalize the audio levels for extra clarity on the dialog. There is an option to automatically sync the video to the audio. The last two are turned off by default and you'll have a superior experience if you turn them on. There are a lot of options, and it's worth the trouble to spend a little while playing with them until you get the configuration that works best for the acoustics of your room.
You have to use IR blasters to sync remote with up to two other devices. It will run about 90% of what my cable box is capable of doing which is great, but the missing 10% can be annoying. I can't get my Polk Audio sound bar to either sync with my TV or remote. So I have to adjust it separately from tv audio. This is just a compatibility issue between this model of TV and this model of sound bar, most separate audio systems shouldn't have this issue.
There is a lot of empty space on the front of the remote. Why didn't LG add a couple more buttons for page up/down and stop...and even 0-9 while they're at it? The other minor things I miss are having a backlit display and a "flashback" button to flick back and forth between two channels.
I purchased the UN55F7100 from Best Buy and had it for about a week. I paid $1599 for it. I heard about the 55GA7900 on sale at MicroCenter for $999 and thought there was something up, especially since the TV is $1599 everywhere and now $1899 on Amazon. I had no problems with the Samsung. I returned it because LG is a great brand and saving $600 bucks is worth a try. I absolutely love the picture.
I expected the dual core processor to perform better.Not too much to say about the TV on the negative side.And that wraps up my initial review for the LG Google 3D TV 55GA7900. More to come. ***UPDATE***05/13/2013Tried the 3D out on it...and oh my goodness it was awesome. I didn't really care for 3D, I just wanted to make sure my tv had the ability to do it, but it looks awesome in 3D.
Well, here it is, in my family room, the most hyped 55" LG GA7900. After 2 days, the screen went dim a few seconds after I turned it on, I tried on different channels and the results were the same. I finally changed my surge protector , and the TV screen went normal again.
I bought this TV at Best Buy and ultimately ended up returning it. I'm came from a 1080p Epson Projector that projected on to a 100" screen. I had decided that I wanted to try the newer LED tv's out since we were moving anyway and did not want to bring the projector with us to our new home.I primarily looked at two TV models when I was looking in to TV's, the Samsung UN60F8000 and the LG 55GA7900. I actually bought and tested both of the TV's out.
My initial impression was its the 42 inch screen, since the overall size is markedly smaller than GA6400 (that has almost an inch of silver bezel all around).2. Superior sound quality with 2.1 speakers. There is a small subwoofer in the back. I don't feel the need to run sound through my surround system.....its that much better.3. Seems faster and more responsive.
Answer: I have an Onkyo 6.1-channel 3d bluetooth soundbar w/subwoofer paired with my 55GA7900. My room is slightly smaller than yours (by 2 ft, at the most), and that sound bar FILLS the room with sound. I was a little hesitant to even purchase a sound-bar at first considering I'm so used to the traditional 5.1 set up with the actual 5 speakers, but when they say 6.1, that's no joke, truly does a fantastic job of re-creating a true 6.1 surround experience. Subwoofer kicks major bass, it's adjustable (which not all sound-bar subs are), and it's wireless, which is a major plus. I would strongly recommend that one.