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7 Tips for Better Sound on Your Samsung TV

7 ways to Greatly Enhance the Sonics on Your Samsung TV Samsung is undoubtedly one of the best TV brands out there. It sells a variety of budget, mid-range, and luxury models that deliver excellent performance across multiple…

7 Tips for Better Sound on Your Samsung TV

7 ways to Greatly Enhance the Sonics on Your Samsung TV

Samsung is undoubtedly one of the best TV brands out there. It sells a variety of budget, mid-range, and luxury models that deliver excellent performance across multiple verticals. These include design,low-latency gaming,picture quality,and smart home integration. One area that doesn’t receive much attention is sound.

The average consumer will be satisfied with their TV’s default sound settings. Those who value detail and nuance – not so much. Don’t get me wrong now. Samsung TVs are fine for enjoying music performances, movies, and video games. But many critics agree that their sound quality could be improved. Well, let’s change that.

Whether you already own a Samsung TV or plan to buy one,know that you can tweak the audio output on these devices for optimal listening. Numerous upscaling sound features are sitting on the backend waiting to be discovered. You just need to know what they are and where to find them. We assembled this guide to help you get started.

1. Adjust the equalizer

The majority of Samsung TVs come with a manual 8-band EQ. It looks and operates similarly to the EQ on other wireless audio products (e.g., Bluetooth speakers, earbuds, headphones). Once opened, you can adjust the bass, midrange, and treble, which is done through the remote controller. If you need some assistance understanding frequency ranges, check out our guide on how to customize your EQ settings.

2. switch the sound modes

## 4. Turn on Dolby Atmos

Anyone who owns a pair of spatial audio headphones has likely experienced Dolby Atmos. Its the most common 3D audio format out there. Enabling the feature will deliver theatrical surround sound best enjoyed in your living room.There is one caveat – you must own external speakers that support dolby Atmos.

## 5. Enable Auto Volume

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