CHF1690.– currently CHF4339.– new
Sony Kd-65a1
65", OLED, 4K, 2017
Question about Sony Kd-65a1
Question 1: Is the tilt of the TV fixed or can the tilt angle be adjusted "straighter"? Does the tilt of Oled panels not interfere with watching TV on the sofa? Question 2: How did you solve the problem with a soundbar? Hanging it up is out of the question for me, and placing the soundbar in front of the TV is also not possible because it does not have a stand that can be raised.
Helpful answer
Question 1: When the TV is set up, the inclination is fixed and therefore cannot be set "straighter". When mounted on the wall, the TV is naturally flat. The tilt doesn't bother me at all, on the contrary, it prevents reflections from a window behind the sofa. So it's not a problem.
Question 2: We don't have a soundbar, but the TV is connected to a receiver with a 5.1 speaker system. The sound system built into the TV (speakers through the glass surface & subwoofer in the base) is excellent by the way and certainly worth a listen. This may even make the soundbar unnecessary (depending on the quality...).
In general: The picture quality of the TV is simply awesome, absolutely recommended :-)
Question 2: We don't have a soundbar, but the TV is connected to a receiver with a 5.1 speaker system. The sound system built into the TV (speakers through the glass surface & subwoofer in the base) is excellent by the way and certainly worth a listen. This may even make the soundbar unnecessary (depending on the quality...).
In general: The picture quality of the TV is simply awesome, absolutely recommended :-)
1: No, the tilt of the TV is fixed and so given. In my opinion, this is not a problem when you look at it from the sofa. I didn't notice the tilt at all after a few days.
2: Correct, the design of the Sony makes it impossible to place a soundbar in front of the TV. I used a soundbar with my old TV. With the A1, I don't use it any more, because the sound output of the TV is sufficient for me (great sound). If you don't want to do without a soundbar, I see the possibility of placing it in the TV unit (there are various manufacturers who offer a special opening/flap for this).
2: Correct, the design of the Sony makes it impossible to place a soundbar in front of the TV. I used a soundbar with my old TV. With the A1, I don't use it any more, because the sound output of the TV is sufficient for me (great sound). If you don't want to do without a soundbar, I see the possibility of placing it in the TV unit (there are various manufacturers who offer a special opening/flap for this).