I listened to Sony's new modular Bravia theater system, and 'Dune' never sounded so real
Sony has introduced its new Bravia Theater Trio, a modular home theater speaker system designed for an immersive audio experience. The system features dedicated left, right, and center channels, enhancing sound quality for movie enthusiasts. Priced at $2,199, it aims to provide a premium home theater experience without the need for additional speakers.
- ▪The Bravia Theater Trio is Sony's latest flagship home theater speaker system.
- ▪It includes dedicated left, right, and center channels for improved sound quality.
- ▪The system is priced at $2,199 and targets film and home theater enthusiasts.
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Home & Office Home Home & Office Home Entertainment Speakers I listened to Sony's new modular Bravia theater system, and 'Dune' never sounded so real The Sony Bravia Theater Trio might look unassuming, but you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. Written by Jada Jones, EditorEditor May 27, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. PT Kerry Wan/ZDNETFollow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google.ZDNET's key takeawaysSony debuts the Bravia Theater Trio as its latest flagship home theater speaker system.It features dedicated left, right, and center channels.At $2,199, it's geared toward enthusiasts.Shortly after adding several new additions to its Bravia home theater lineup, Sony reappeared with an all-new flagship product to lead the pack.
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