Dear community: I have 535 series 3 and I am happy with its sound quality. However , it does not support 4k. So, I was considering an upgrade. However , I found 650 to be too brite and I am told 600 still uses the same surround speakers as 535 series 3. So , would be it worthwhile to upgrade for just 4K , sub and wireless capable rear speakers ?
also .. is there any difference under the hood between 535 and 600 speakers or they are exactly the same ? Pls let me know
wrote:Dear community: I have 535 series 3 and I am happy with its sound quality. However , it does not support 4k.
There are ways around this. I made a guide to help people do just that.
wrote:So, I was considering an upgrade.
I mention that in the guide as Option 4 as you might be able to get a trade-in with a local Bose dealer.
wrote:However , I found 650 to be too brite and I am told 600 still uses the same surround speakers as 535 series 3. So , would be it worthwhile to upgrade for just 4K , sub and wireless capable rear speakers ?
That's up to you really, one person's opinion will differ from another, I briefly go over some pros/cons in this post.
There are also rumors that Bose will release another system after they discontinued SoundTouch and because Atmos, eARC, & 8K TV's are common in the marketplace now (well not 8K yet, but it will). Though with the pandemic and the worldwide chip shortage, who knows when that will happen.
wrote:also .. is there any difference under the hood between 535 and 600 speakers or they are exactly the same ? Pls let me know
Depends on what you mean, but if I interpret what you're saying correctly, then I would say yes. As it supports another audio format and supports 4K, CEC, & ARC. I talk about them in this post.
I hope that this helps solve your question 🙂
Thank you so much for such detailed and precise reply