Sentences with phrase «adds height speakers»

Dolby Atmos — and its DTS counterpart DTS: X — represents a revolutionary cinema technology that not only frees sound mixers from the rigid restraints of traditional surround sound mixing, but also adds height speakers to engulf listeners in a hemispheric globe of sound.

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Add Dolby Atmos ® height effects to any existing home theater with Jamo ATM 50 on top of your floorstanding or bookshelf speakers.

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The range - topping Suzuki Ignis GLX also adds auto climate control, start - stop button, height adjustable driver's seat, Bluetooth connectivity, four extra speakers and additional chrome finish.

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This additional speaker adds a third height layer to the immersive sound field that Auro - 3D says delivers a much more realistic and lifelike presentation of overhead sound when compared to other immersive formats that simply have an in - ceiling height layer.

There's no support for DTS; or the higher - resolution bitstreams introduced with Blu - ray (Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD Master Audio); or the object - oriented codecs Dolby Atmos, DTS: X, and Aureo 3D that add the element of height to your speaker array.

Two of those speakers are on the top of the unit, although it doesn't support Dolby Atmos, the latest audio standard that adds height to the mix.

Yamaha informed me that the YAS - 107 will be among the first soundbars to add DTS Virtual: X. DTS Virtual: X is a technology that uses digital signal processing and psychoacoustic techniques to simulate an object - oriented audio experience in which sounds have height characteristics, even though there are no height or rear surround speakers available.

And because Atmos - compatible speakers have integrated upward - firing drivers, you have the added benefit of height.

Both formats need speakers with height channels, or at least add - on speakers like the $ 200 Pioneer SP - T22A - LR, which are designed to sit atop existing speakers and fire upward.

Object - based methods like Dolby Atmos add height into the mix via either ceiling - mounted or upward - firing speakers, allowing sound to come from above or below you as well.

This is, of course, because of the fact that the Nexus 6P features a larger 5.7 - inch display, compared to the 5.3 - inch screen of the LG G5, and adding to the height of the former is its dual front - facing speakers as well.

Add two more height speakers, and you have a 5.1.4 - channel system.

Case in point, despite the 0.5 - inch smaller display on the M8, it's not much smaller than the 5.5 - inch Oppo Find 7a, thanks primarily due to the added height of the BoomSound speakers.

Immersive audio formats such as Dolby Atmos ®, DTS: X ® and Auro 3D ® are taking home theater audio to the next level by adding height effects to what has traditionally been a single plane of surround sound coming from speakers in front of, behind and around a listener.

Implementing Dolby Atmos in a home theater will involve either mounting speakers high on a wall and having them radiate sound directly down, installing them in the ceiling, or adding Atmos height effects speaker modules which fire upward at the ceiling, thus relying on boundary reflection to provide the illusion that the special effects are originating from overhead.

Dolby Atmos adds a couple of extra left and right speakers to a conventional 5.1 setup, either placed above listening height or, more commonly, by firing sound at an angle upwards to the ceiling which bounces back to the listener, creating the illusion of all - encompassing sound.

DTS Virtual: X technology in an A / V receiver will provide an immersive sound experience without the need for rear surround and height speakers while still allowing consumers to upgrade for an even better immersive sound experience when they're able to add additional speakers to their system.

By adding discrete channels for ceiling - mounted or ceiling - facing speakers in A / V receivers at home, height channels are now represented as their own separate entities, leading to an extra number used to represent home surround channels.

As mentioned above, the most common configurations are 5.1.2 or 5.1.4, which add two and four height speakers to a traditional 5.1 surround setup respectively, though Dolby supports much larger configurations.