what is the best sound bar for sky glass

[Mark39]

@elliejxo23 I bought a Yamaha SR-C30A soundbar when the bass speaker of my Glass started rattling. I've not been disappointed with it. 

[Alfred1512]

I've had Sky glass now for 2 years. I don't rate the sound at all. Previously I had a 5 speaker surround TV and it was excellent. Not impressed at all with this TV.  I will be buying a sound bar pretty soon.

[Jporch316]

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@Alfred1512 wrote:

I've had Sky glass now for 2 years. I don't rate the sound at all. Previously I had a 5 speaker surround TV and it was excellent. Not impressed at all with this TV.  I will be buying a sound bar pretty soon.

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I find with the bass boost and enhanced speech turned on the sound in glass is at least as good as a budget £100 soundbar 

[EQ1]

A decent sub woofer makes a huge difference as you can feel the bass at low volume and no rattle but will upset next door. WiFi or Bluetooth wireless speakers make up for surround room as bouncing off wall not as good

[prodigy2015]

i use an lg sh5 now discontinued https://www.lg.com/uk/speakers/soundbars/sh5/?srsltid=AfmBOooEAqzbpHjXNGKtPPFapMzyNbqDWBSXFAlZSFoR0R...

no more rattling from the sky glass built in speakers,  i tried everything to stop the rattling, calling sky support a few times but whatever i did nothing could stop the awful rattling from the built in speakers hence i use a sound bar, its a pity we cannot upgrade sky glass v1 to the new v2, i will just stick to the sound bar.

[Alfred1512]

I've just bought a complete sound bar and surround sound system. Absolutely brilliant.  surround sound as it should be.

• And we're paying £6 per month for a underrated sound system from a sky glass TV.

No more.

[Steve93]

I've just had a Gen 2 yesterday, initially I thought the sound was very thin, not as good as my Sonos Arc, but been watching tv alot, got used to the tv soundbar, sounds good now, I think I'll connect my Sonos just to see the difference, the Arc was £600,so I'm abit loathed to sell it