Sony adds the Theater Trio to its Bravia speaker line up
Sony has introduced the Bravia Theater Trio, a new speaker system designed to enhance home audio. This setup includes two speakers and a mini soundbar, featuring advanced technology for improved sound quality. Additionally, a new Direct Connect feature allows for wireless connections to rear speakers and subwoofers.
- ▪The Bravia Theater Trio consists of two speakers and a mini soundbar.
- ▪It features Sony's 360 Spatial Sound Mapping technology for a wider soundstage.
- ▪The system supports Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, and IMAX Enhanced content.
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News Sony adds the Theater Trio to its Bravia speaker line up There's also a new Direct Connect feature that connects rear speakers and subwoofers to TVs. By Billy Steele May 27, 2026 12:00 pm EST Sony If you're looking for soundbar alternatives to boost your living room audio, Sony has a new option in its lineup. The company just announced the Bravia Theater Trio, a set of three speakers that's designed to address the sonic shortfalls of either using a soundbar alone or installing a set of stereo speakers near your TV. This model is composed of two speakers and a tiny soundbar, but you can expand the system further with Sony's other devices. The two speakers each contain one 100mm woofer, a 20mm high-resolution tweeter and an 80mm up-firing driver.
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