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9.1 or 9.2 receiver – satisfactory but still budget configurationįor my test, I decided to play John Wick 3 on a 4K Samsung QLED Q90T Series TV for killing Dolby Atmos to find out how devices will perform on surround effects.

7.1 or 7.2 receiver – minimum configuration.

If you are wondering what number of channels is needed for getting the most impressive sound, here is a brief instruction: The review also includes information about the number of channels in the appliances.ĭolby Atmos can handle up to 128 channels of audio, which can be routed to 64 individual speakers. I have selected Dolby Atmos receivers for you, and I will consider the features of each in detail. If you want to have a great Dolby Atmos experience, you need a 7.1 (7.2) or 9.1 (9.2) surround sound speaker setup, plus the addition of two or four overhead ceiling-mounted speakers. All the AV receivers included in my review can work with Dolby Atmos easily – there is no need for virtual speakers when using them. Next, the device should be equipped with enough channels.

This means that immersive audio for music applications could soon be available at concert venues and on the home front, making now the perfect time for both residential and commercial integrators to get their demos set up and ready to impress.First of all, the receiver should support Dolby Atmos. In the commercial sound reinforcement market, top manufacturers including L-Acoustics, Meyer Sound and Astro Spatial Audio have been promoting immersive audio as a next-generation experience for concert-goers. Demonstrating the immersive characteristics of Atmos-encoded music, Russell played Atmos tracks from Imagine Dragons (“Believer”) and INXS (“Mediate”) for an audience of integrators and designers to underscore how well music can sound in an Atmos environment. The Digital Sales Metro’s event was held at a Cortex VIP-built cinema in New York City at Dolby Laboratory’s offices.

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