Thin sets are not made for great sound. http://cdn1.mos.techradar.futurecdn.net//art/televisions/Samsung/Samsung%2055HU7500/2-650-80.jpg (another model but being so thin, where to put great speakers?)
Most TV buffs agree that today's sets are not about audio.
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Hi all, I have recently upgraded to a 65" 7500 series 4k tv, after setting up I was very disappointed with the sound quality, a severe lack of depth quality and bass, anyway thinking it was due to the slimness of the tv I thought I'd look for a sound bar.
The next day when using the tv the sound had vastly improved, lots of bass clarity and I was happy, I put it down to maybe the speakers loosening up.
After 3 weeks the sound quality varies, some days it sounds awfull as if a subwoofer is not working (Is there one built in?) and others it's fine, there is a intermittent problem but its going to be hard to prove unless anyone on here could explain to me what could be happening, does anyone know how many speakers are inside? I can hear the left and right on both occasions when the sound is poor and good.
Thanks

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