JellyBeamPoop
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I recently decided to upgrade my 5.1 surround system for a 7.1 for my PC. After a bit of searching came across the Ultimea Aura A60.
I still haven't used the system as a true 7.1 and haven't tried Dolby Atmos yet but even so you can still feel the difference. Even with the simulated 7.1 through Xupmix the speakers sound amazing an you can feel the immersion. I have already experienced a true 7.1.4 home theatre and of course it does not compare but for the price of the Aura A60 I don't think you can really beat it.
The Solo B30 was a bonus and my dad and I were truly surprised by how it sounds. It's a small soundbar with a built-in sub that has some serious power behind it. It easily beats any normal bluetooth speaker of the same size (or same volume). We tested it against a Sony XB41 and it completely blows it away. The Sony didn't even stand a chance.
The whole package was a very good surprise and an outstanding balance of sound quality and price that is almost impossible to top.
I still haven't used the system as a true 7.1 and haven't tried Dolby Atmos yet but even so you can still feel the difference. Even with the simulated 7.1 through Xupmix the speakers sound amazing an you can feel the immersion. I have already experienced a true 7.1.4 home theatre and of course it does not compare but for the price of the Aura A60 I don't think you can really beat it.
The Solo B30 was a bonus and my dad and I were truly surprised by how it sounds. It's a small soundbar with a built-in sub that has some serious power behind it. It easily beats any normal bluetooth speaker of the same size (or same volume). We tested it against a Sony XB41 and it completely blows it away. The Sony didn't even stand a chance.
The whole package was a very good surprise and an outstanding balance of sound quality and price that is almost impossible to top.
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It's so great to hear you rave about both devices—especially when you're genuinely surprised when a device exceeds your expectations.
