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LG Electronics S95QR Surround Speaker System This was LG's top of the range soundbar for a couple of years, with up-firing channels on the main bar and surround speakers. LG worked with Meridian on the DSP, which includes built in room calibration. The S95QR works up to 96khz at 24 bits for high resolution audio. This listing includes the soundbar, wireless surround speakers with stands and the wireless subwoofer. Key Features: - 810W Total Power & 9.1.5 Channels - Triple Up-firing Channels to deliver a nuanced experience - With Meridian the pioneers of high resolution audio - Dolb
Since the listing notes an unknown condition for this used LG S95QR Surround, the price of A$550 is a genuine bargain, sitting well below the typical used market range of A$700–A$850 and even undercutting the lowest observed third-party used price of roughly A$705. This is a strong deal for anyone willing to inspect the unit, as it is priced near the 25th percentile of historical used values.
The LG S95QR is a flagship 9.1.5-channel soundbar well-regarded for its top-notch Dolby Atmos performance, triple up-firing drivers, and 810W of total system power that excels with movies. Its unique upward-firing center channel and IMAX Enhanced support offer meaningful upside for home theater enthusiasts, making this a worthwhile buying opportunity despite the condition caveat, provided the rear speakers and subwoofer function correctly.
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LG Electronics traces its roots to 1958, when Koo In-hwoi founded GoldStar Co., Ltd. in South Korea amid the nation's post-Korean War reconstruction. As one of the country's first electronics manufacturers, GoldStar pioneered domestic production of radios, televisions, refrigerators, and fans, rapidly scaling to produce over a million TVs annually by the mid-1970s. The brand evolved through a 1995 merger with Lucky Chemical—originating from Koo's 1947 venture—adopting the LG name, a fusion of "Lucky" and "GoldStar," to reflect its broadened industrial legacy.
In hi-fi and audio, LG focuses on mainstream consumer categories rather than specialist gear like amplifiers, turntables, DACs, or cables. It excels in soundbars, wireless multi-room speakers, portable Bluetooth systems, and high-end OLED TV-integrated audio solutions, often featuring Dolby Atmos and AI-enhanced processing for immersive home theater experiences.
LG holds a commanding mid-tier position in the global market as the second-largest electronics manufacturer, prioritizing innovative, value-driven products over high-end audiophile exclusivity. Its reputation blends reliability and cutting-edge features with mass appeal, making it a go-to for knowledgeable buyers seeking accessible performance without boutique premiums.
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