The official, theater-grade version of Atmos requires more speakers than your average surround sound system, including ceiling-mounted speakers called “height channels.” Dolby and speaker manufacturers have found a few ways of approximating the experiences without the additional labor wiring and mounting speakers above your couch, ranging from using upward-firing speakers to bounce sound off the ceiling, which is what you’ll find on our soundbar picks to “virtual Atmos” that simulates the experience digitally. Instead of simply assigning sounds to channels-usually five, sometimes seven in a standard surround sound setup-an Atmos-enabled system defines well over 100 individual sounds as “objects” that can be precisely directed around a viewing space. It first appeared in theaters in 2012 before making its way into home theater gear a few years later, where it’s been widely adopted as one of the most popular platforms for adding positional audio to sound systems.Ītmos dramatically changes the basic approach to how sound systems “place” audio.
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Their size, features, and performance can vary quite a bit. While they are often simple to set up and use, choosing the right Atmos soundbar for your needs can get a bit complicated. Whether it’s an all-in-one unit, or one paired with a subwoofer and satellite speakers, the best Dolby Atmos soundbars can deliver an immersive experience close to what you’d expect from a far more elaborate setup, but without taking over your living room with a receiver, multiple speakers, and endless strings of wires.
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Soundbars have always been the most convenient way to add better sound to your TV, and with the advent of Dolby Atmos, they have become an even more attractive option for those who don’t want to deal with the hassle of a full surround sound speaker system.
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