A general question about soundbars that offer Atmos support; the usual line is that surround speakers are roughly in line with your ears when you're in your viewing/listening position and that Atmos speakers are ceiling mounted or at least up high to create the height effect.
A ten-strong driver complement in the soundbar (including a couple of upward-firing ‘elevation’ drivers)…
A general question about soundbars that offer Atmos support; the usual line is that surround speakers are roughly in line with your ears when you're in your viewing/listening position and that Atmos speakers are ceiling mounted or at least up high to create the height effect.
Soundbars are usually under the TV, so surely the Atmos speakers are giving away their location because they are below your ear level, so how convincing can they really be when it comes to height?
For speakers the size you find in soundbars, your best with a low ceiling for sure.A general question about soundbars that offer Atmos support; the usual line is that surround speakers are roughly in line with your ears when you're in your viewing/listening position and that Atmos speakers are ceiling mounted or at least up high to create the height effect.
Soundbars are usually under the TV, so surely the Atmos speakers are giving away their location because they are below your ear level, so how convincing can they really be when it comes to height?
Bought this soundbar a few days ago. It's connected to a Samsung Q9FN QLED.