This week, if you’ve been following, we’ve been previewing some fantastic, all-in-one Blu-ray surround sound home cinema systems from Sony. Today we’re looking at some more systems from Sony, based around the S360 Blu-ray disc player.
Sony’s BDP-S360 Blu-ray Disc player is already attracting a whole host of praise and approval. Now, Sony have created four new sound systems built around the player- fantastic. For starters, each of the systems boast surround sound features of all the all-in-ones we’ve reviewed this week but, according to Sony, have even more flexibility, courtesy of three HDMI inputs for extra AV sources and a wider choice of speaker systems.
The BDV-360FS is a 400W 2.1-channel system with S-Force Front Surround technology, while the BDV-360IS uses five of Sony’s amazingly tiny ‘golfball-sized’ speakers to create a truly immersive surround sound experience.
The HTP-BD36SS packs in a bigger 1000W and features compact satellite speakers. The system is wireless-ready, allowing cable-free operation of the rear speakers with an optional amplifier model.
The HTP-BD36SF takes the same concept and partners it with four floorstanding speakers for the front and rear left and right channels for those of us who like a bit more visual for our money.
We’re hoping to see and review some, if not all, of these systems when we attend the IFA in September. To stay tuned to all future updates on Sony, or any part of Gaj-it, why not subscribe to our feed? If you want it all sending in an email, you could always subscribe to our newsletter too.
3 thoughts on “Four more home cinema solutions from Sony”
I wonder how many people will actually buy one of the full systems. Very pricy for something that is based around the modest BDP-S360. Will anyone here buy the full monty?
I wonder how many people will actually buy one of the full systems. Very pricy for something that is based around the modest BDP-S360. Will anyone here buy the full monty?
The BDV-360IS looks very interesting as the HT-IS100 which uses the same speakers has also been very well received. When put together with the BDP-S360, this should be a great seller for Sony, and a must have item for many home cinema fans – especially those who like their speakers a little more discrete.