simon1967
Established Member
Hi all,
I tried the LG specific forum but had no response so thought I’d try here instead. A mate of mine is in the process of buying a new tv and has narrowed it down to these two LG Nano models:
LG 75NANO796NF (2020) LED HDR NanoCell 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 75 inch with Freeview HD/Freesat HD & Crescent Stand, Black at John Lewis & Partners
LG 75NANO906NA (2020) LED HDR NanoCell 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 75 inch with Freeview HD/Freesat HD & Dolby Atmos, Dark Silver at John Lewis & Partners
It appears that the price difference is down to the addition of Dolby Atmos on the more expensive set. Now, my own set up is with separate speakers in the ceiling and all round the room so I don’t use the built in sound of my Panasonic tv and use my AV receiver & sky box / BR player to do all the sound processing. So I’m confused as to how a TV set can profess to have built in Dolby Atmos without having all the speakers - and I’m pretty sure it’s not bundled with 11 additional speakers?
He’s not going the receiver route so is it worth paying the extra for the Dolby Atmos capability? I would think not based on my very basic understanding of how Dolby Atmos works but thought I would ask the experts on here?
Thanks for any enlightenment on the matter.
Cheers Simon
I tried the LG specific forum but had no response so thought I’d try here instead. A mate of mine is in the process of buying a new tv and has narrowed it down to these two LG Nano models:
LG 75NANO796NF (2020) LED HDR NanoCell 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 75 inch with Freeview HD/Freesat HD & Crescent Stand, Black at John Lewis & Partners
LG 75NANO906NA (2020) LED HDR NanoCell 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 75 inch with Freeview HD/Freesat HD & Dolby Atmos, Dark Silver at John Lewis & Partners
It appears that the price difference is down to the addition of Dolby Atmos on the more expensive set. Now, my own set up is with separate speakers in the ceiling and all round the room so I don’t use the built in sound of my Panasonic tv and use my AV receiver & sky box / BR player to do all the sound processing. So I’m confused as to how a TV set can profess to have built in Dolby Atmos without having all the speakers - and I’m pretty sure it’s not bundled with 11 additional speakers?
He’s not going the receiver route so is it worth paying the extra for the Dolby Atmos capability? I would think not based on my very basic understanding of how Dolby Atmos works but thought I would ask the experts on here?
Thanks for any enlightenment on the matter.
Cheers Simon