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[color=rgb(0,0,0);font-family:Roboto, sans-serif;font-size:medium;]- See more at: http://www.twice.com/news/blu-raydvd/dolby-atmos-blu-ray-discs-due-year/45750?utm_source=MESA+Email+Newsletter&utm_campaign=5663c27e96-my_google_analytics_key&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_f57b24d15f-5663c27e96-87188785#sthash.ICTRctOJ.dpuf[/color]Atmos also places sounds overhead if consumers install two to four in-ceiling speakers, but if consumers don’t want to install in-ceiling speakers, said Crockett, “our partners will offer new Dolby Atmos-enabled speakers that produce full, detailed overhead sound from speakers located where your conventional speakers are now.”
Same here! I think this will be nothing more than a niche market for those that have dedicated HT room and/or larger than most HT budget.Jari K said:Atmos sounds great, but this overhead surround thing sounds a bit too complicated for my house. My A/V room is not even 100% ideal for the regular 5.1/7.1.But Atmos for the movie theatres? Yes please!
You got that right! Speakers hanging all over the ceiling.Robert Harris said:I have a feeling Atmos could be involved in future divorce suits...
"Your Honor, my client was okay with two speakers...
and didn't balk at five...
even with that big clunky box that roared and frightened the cats...
and I relented for seven...
but Your Honor...
RAH
Oh ye of little faith. 34 speakers and subs... that's just grounds for a trial separation.Robert Harris said:I have a feeling Atmos could be involved in future divorce suits...
"Your Honor, my client was okay with two speakers...
and didn't balk at five...
even with that big clunky box that roared and frightened the cats...
and I relented for seven...
but Your Honor...
RAH