- Sep 21, 2013
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Hey all,
My grandma recently called me and asked if I could find her something that would help her to hear her TV better. Her TV in inside an entertainment unit and the sound doesn't amplify out of the enclosure very well. I immediately thought sound bar would be a good solution, however I didn't realize how pricey they can be. She really doesn't need anything fancy, she just wants to be able to hear her TV again. Is there any device I can set up for her that will amplify her TV sound without breaking the bank? I told her it would probably be ~$50 and most of the sound bars I have seen have significantly higher prices. She also wants actual speakers - not wireless headphones.
Any advice you can give me would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
My grandma recently called me and asked if I could find her something that would help her to hear her TV better. Her TV in inside an entertainment unit and the sound doesn't amplify out of the enclosure very well. I immediately thought sound bar would be a good solution, however I didn't realize how pricey they can be. She really doesn't need anything fancy, she just wants to be able to hear her TV again. Is there any device I can set up for her that will amplify her TV sound without breaking the bank? I told her it would probably be ~$50 and most of the sound bars I have seen have significantly higher prices. She also wants actual speakers - not wireless headphones.
Any advice you can give me would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
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