KiwiTim
Novice Member
I have just purchased a used Sony STR-ZA2000ES. This is a 7.2 channel 4K AV Tuner. Full specifications here:
Sony 7.2ch Home Cinema AV Receiver
I have purchased a set of Onkyo 5.1 speakers that are Atmos enabled (two up firing speakers on top of the front left and right speakers). Model number is SKS-HT588(B).
Onkyo | SKS-HT588
This is my first AV Tuner so I am completely a newbie. I have the latest firmware for the Sony STR-ZA2000ES, but Atmos is not supported. Having never set up a home theatre I am perplexed over what to do with the Atmos speaker connections.
Do I leave them disconnected and just connect up for standard 5.1 configuration?
Do I connect them up using some of the unused speaker connections on the Av tuner, since it can support up to a 7.2 configuration?
I am guessing I'd do the former, but would appreciate some advice. Would be nice if Sony released a firmware update that enabled Atmos on this box, but I'm guessing they want consumers to buy the latest model.
Sony 7.2ch Home Cinema AV Receiver
I have purchased a set of Onkyo 5.1 speakers that are Atmos enabled (two up firing speakers on top of the front left and right speakers). Model number is SKS-HT588(B).
Onkyo | SKS-HT588
This is my first AV Tuner so I am completely a newbie. I have the latest firmware for the Sony STR-ZA2000ES, but Atmos is not supported. Having never set up a home theatre I am perplexed over what to do with the Atmos speaker connections.
Do I leave them disconnected and just connect up for standard 5.1 configuration?
Do I connect them up using some of the unused speaker connections on the Av tuner, since it can support up to a 7.2 configuration?
I am guessing I'd do the former, but would appreciate some advice. Would be nice if Sony released a firmware update that enabled Atmos on this box, but I'm guessing they want consumers to buy the latest model.