Moss of Bath

Moss of Bath Moss of Bath Independent television and hi-fi retailer and installer based in the historic and unique city of Bath, UK.

https://mossofbath.co.uk/news/buy-a-tv-in-bath/Moss of Bath is an independent television and audio specialist at 45 St J...
14/08/2026

https://mossofbath.co.uk/news/buy-a-tv-in-bath/

Moss of Bath is an independent television and audio specialist at 45 St James’s Parade, trading since 1962. We have a showroom you can see televisions working in, our own service department, and our own installation teams. Five-year warranty on televisions, (exclusions apply) and free delivery within ten miles of Bath on orders over £100.

What happens when you ring us
A person answers. Usually within a few rings, in working hours, from the shop.
No menu system, no queue, no chatbot asking you to describe your problem in a text box before it offers to pass you to an agent. If the person who picks up cannot answer your question, they will walk across the showroom to someone who can, or take a number and ring you back the same day.
This sounds like a small thing. It is not. A large part of what customers tell us they value is not the television at all; it is knowing that the number on the receipt reaches somebody who can help, three years after the sale.

Where to buy a TV in Bath? Ring us and a person answers. Showroom in Bath, our own engineers, five year warranty, free local delivery

If BBC iPlayer has stopped working on your Panasonic TV, or you have seen a warning message when you open it, your telev...
12/08/2026

If BBC iPlayer has stopped working on your Panasonic TV, or you have seen a warning message when you open it, your television is probably one of the 2015 and 2016 models the BBC is withdrawing support from. Panasonic has confirmed the change in a support notice. The app stops working at the end of October. Your television is not faulty.

Why can't I get iPlayer on Panasonic TV? BBC ends support on selected 2015-2016 models in October. Check yours, and try the free fix first.

https://mossofbath.co.uk/news/sony-true-rgb-televisions/Sony True RGB is the company’s name for a television backlight b...
31/07/2026

https://mossofbath.co.uk/news/sony-true-rgb-televisions/

Sony True RGB is the company’s name for a television backlight built from individually controlled red, green and blue LEDs. Ordinary LED sets use one colour of LED and filter the light to make colour, which wastes brightness and dulls the result. True RGB skips that step, so colour arrives purer. Sony uses it in the Bravia 9 II and Bravia 7 II. Other brands call much the same idea Micro RGB or RGB Mini-LED.

Sony True RGB explained: what the backlight does, what Bravia models use it and how it compares with OLED and Micro RGB

https://mossofbath.co.uk/news/loewe-antares-oled-tvs/Loewe Antares is a range of OLED televisions built in Kronach, Germ...
31/07/2026

https://mossofbath.co.uk/news/loewe-antares-oled-tvs/

Loewe Antares is a range of OLED televisions built in Kronach, Germany. It comes in 42, 48, 55 and 65-inch sizes, priced from £2,500 to £4,000. Antares sits below the flagship stellar range, so it brings Loewe design within reach of more people. You can configure each set with different frame finishes, mounts and audio options. Moss of Bath is an authorised Loewe retailer, and we keep the range on demonstration in our Bath showroom.
Most television brands sell you a finished object. Loewe sells you a starting point.
That is the simplest way to explain the Antares range. The Antares range gives you the German engineering and the design language Loewe is known for.

Loewe Antares OLED TVs explained and where to see the range on demonstration at UK stockist's Moss of Bath showroom

https://mossofbath.co.uk/news/micro-rgb-vs-oled/Micro RGB is a new kind of TV backlight. It uses thousands of tiny red, ...
31/07/2026

https://mossofbath.co.uk/news/micro-rgb-vs-oled/

Micro RGB is a new kind of TV backlight. It uses thousands of tiny red, green and blue LEDs behind an LCD panel. Ordinary LED and QLED sets use white or blue LEDs instead, then filter that light to make colour. The new approach gives purer colour and much higher brightness. Samsung launched the first sets in 2026, and Sony followed with its own version. OLED works in a completely different way, because every pixel makes its own light. So OLED still wins on black levels, while Micro RGB wins on brightness. Your room decides which one matters more.

Micro RGB is the big change to TV screens in 2026. Here's how it compares with OLED, QLED & Mini LED. A guide from Moss of Bath

https://mossofbath.co.uk/news/freeview-switched-off/The way free TV reaches your living room will change over the next d...
13/07/2026

https://mossofbath.co.uk/news/freeview-switched-off/

The way free TV reaches your living room will change over the next decade. The headlines, though, have made it sound far more alarming than it is. Here’s what’s actually happening, what it means for households around Bath, and what you should do about it.

Is Freeview being switched off? Not before 2034. Here's what the government ploans mean for your aerial and TV and what to do next.

Score Big Savings!There's a brilliant promotion running from Sony at the moment. Read more about it here:
28/05/2026

Score Big Savings!

There's a brilliant promotion running from Sony at the moment. Read more about it here:

Big savings across most of the current Sony Bravia TV range until 21st July. Visit our Bath showroom or call 01225 331441 to find out more.

Address

45 St James's Parade
Bath
BA11

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+441225331441

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