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Saga Lout
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I doubt it would be simultaneous because satellite, wi-fi and Bluetooth all run at different speeds. In the UK, even Internet radio and digital broadcasts have a lag between them. Put a radio station on a satellite TV setup and that's another difference.
I figured it out. Thank you, and you were right. There is a lag, but I tweaked the "Audio Delay" & got it pretty much spot on!
Now for the placement of Speakers? Samsung Soundbar w/ Bluetooth subwoofer + Both SONY SS440 speakers are currently on L & R of TV and I also have a Samsung R1 wireless speaker.
americanaudiophile
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None of the speakers you have are meant to work together.
A stereo receiver or TV doesn't have a surround sound processor built in so you can't do surround sound.
I would use either the soundbar sub or the Sony receiver speaker. Which ever sounds better to you. Trying to add an additional bluetooth speaker just add a mono source to confuse things more.
If you want surround sound then you will need to get an actual surround sound system. The gear you have just won't do it.
A stereo receiver or TV doesn't have a surround sound processor built in so you can't do surround sound.
I would use either the soundbar sub or the Sony receiver speaker. Which ever sounds better to you. Trying to add an additional bluetooth speaker just add a mono source to confuse things more.
If you want surround sound then you will need to get an actual surround sound system. The gear you have just won't do it.
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