It also discusses using 1 or 2 Pair of Atmos speakers in a setup. There is a lot to absorb, I read the article 3 times. When planning the upgrade do a lot of research, but most of all be patient. I bet there is a lot of speaker makers including Polk that will have Atmos speakers come out soon. Also consider the upgrade needed for new AV receivers.

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Hi guys, Currently running a pair of LSiM707s, 706, 4x 703s with 4 upfiring atmos speakers (klipsch and pioneer) for a 7.1.4 set up.

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Carver "Statement" Mono-blocks, Mcintosh C2300 Arcam AVR20, Oppo UDP-203 4K Blu-ray player, Sony XBR70x850B 4k, Polk Audio Legend L800 with height modules, L400 Center Channel Polk audio AB800 "in-wall" surrounds. Marantz MM7025 stereo amp.

LOL more speakers in a room does not mean it sounds bad in every situation. Atmos is not like listening to 11 speaker stereo music where the same sound is coming from every speaker at the same time. Atmos takes advantage of having more speakers to present a more realistic 3d sound presentation vs traditional 5.1 or 7.1 mixes.

I'm considering adding 2 ceiling speakers to my current 5.1 setup (powered by Onkyo TX-NR676) to get an Atmos setup. I've been researching for about 2 weeks and my mind is blown. With Polk alone I'm seeing the V, the LS, the MC, the RCi series. Also seeing good things about the RSL C34e's and the MDX R65's.

SONY VPL-VW385ES, Da-Lite 92" 0.9 HD progressive 16x9 screen, Apple TV 4K, Oppo UDP 203, Anthem AVM 60, D-Sonic 4000 (800x3, 400x4) for bed layer, 2 Crown XLS 1002 (225x4) for Atmos; Speakers: Polk LSiM 705s, 703 front, 4 702F/X surround, 4 Polk TL3 (Atmos), Velodyne DD15 Subwoofer.

Speakers: Polk - Front RtiA9 - Center Csi6 - Surrounds RtiA1 - Heights Sc60 - Sub Psw125 +SVS PB2000 Power: Anthem MRX1120 11 ch. Atmos/dtsx receiver TV: Vizio m70c3 4k led TV Player: Philips bdp7501 uhd player

2020年9月19日 · The thing about Atmos is that with any 5.1 or 7.1 material, Dolby Surround Upmixing , DSU, uses the ceiling speakers in a very natural way to add ambiance. So almost anything you watch benefits from having the Atmos speakers, and, of course, an Atmos compatible AVR with DSU. I have never heard anything that sounded fake or artificial with DSU.