Sony HT-RT3
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Sony HT-RT3
Want surround audio that will envelop your whole room? Despite its small size the HT-RT3 delivers a true home theatre experience with a phenomenal 600W output. Dive into each and every movie with realistic 5.1ch surround sound. Compared to traditional 5.1 sets, the HT-RT3 is refreshingly simple to set-up. It has fewer boxes and wires. Connect the soundbar to the TV via HDMI, hook up the speakers and you're done.
Key Features
- Compact system for authentic surround sound with high power output (600 W)
- Real 5.1ch surround sound thanks to 3ch soundbar, rear speakers, and subwoofer
- Digital S-Master amplifier minimises distortion
- Instant NFC connectivity for Bluetooth streaming
- Connects to your TV via HDMI ARC or optical input
- Music playback from USB or 3.5mm input
Feel Every Scene
Many of your favourite movies contain audio you don’t even know about and yet is absolutely crucial for the full experience. Wired rear speakers and an external subwoofer work with a 3ch soundbar to deliver deep, room-filling sound. All of this while the S-Master digital amp minimises distortion even at high volume.
Movies and Music
The system’s universal interface set allows you to enjoy all your movies and music. The HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel) lets you connect to your TV with a single cable or you can use an optical input. Classical players, both portable or desktop, can be connected via analog input. With Bluetooth, you can enjoy music playback streamed wirelessly from your smartphone. Due to NFC technology, you can pair the devices with a single touch.
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