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All real 9.1 receivers like denon x7200 can power 3 stereo zones independently. Not sure, is it possible wireless.

Option 2 is probably the optimal solution. Try and if it works for you, then all good. Audyssey is for room correction, not for cabling - it doesn't help, if sound is lost somehow.

And don't buy PS4 Pro for UHD, because it's not 4k player. It is usual BR player with upscaling. It doesn't play UHD disks.

I would keep the Klipsch, they are very sensitive and easy to play. Try to find matching Klipsch center speaker. And then...spend a lot of money to buy a good subwoofer. And voila, you got the same wow like in the shop!

These HTiB speakers will not work with your new receiver. First, your subwoofer is probably passive, but it must be active. Also most htib speakers are 3 ohm, so they will burn down your receiver. They are bad anyway, so you need new speakers. So, these HTIB systems are non upgradable, if...

First change speakers, like left and center. Then you can be sure, that receiver is faulty, not speaker - if center channel still doesn't work.

Change in receiver menu: SUBWOOFER ON, quess right now it's OFF.

Probably during the update your receiver settings did change automatically (reset or something). Try to find setting, where your sub is activated like before.

Great question! Same here, #%#&@# is this?! :D

Josh is right. Don't let BD player decode the signal. If soundbar decodes, then soundbar can read atmos info. Same thing works with receivers too.

Change sound mode to Dolby PLII or something.

If using optical connection, then you must assign optical input from avr menu to output sound. Right now inputs are assigned hdmi - hdmi, but change it optical - hdmi. Don't know, do you understand that bad explanation...

Yes, these speakers are compatible with Yamaha, Onkyo, Denon, Marantz and other receivers. No need for Internet. If you need functions like internet radio etc, then connect internet.

Wharfedale or whatever passive speakers are compatible with receivers. There is tone difference between different brands, but that's it. Subwoofer must be active (self powered). So your system will work well, no problem. Those receivers include auto calibration function, so you don't have to do...

Youtube doesn't support real dolby atmos sound. From Youtube you can get Dolby Surround or DTS Neural X, both formats did stereo or 5.1 source upconversion for you - these are Youtube sound formats.

Without pre-outs you need hdmi converter. Can't use powered speakers outputs - this will damage your other equipment in the other end of rca. And sound from center channel is, like you said, only fraction of all sounds.

Everything is correct :) If you have a subwoofer, then fronts may be SMALL too. Doesn't matter, if they are floorstanders.

Denon online manual is quite good and explains all IMHO. If you have questions, just ask :)

Looks like you will be soon in Atmos club :thumbsup: Great receiver and I'm sure, all the trouble is well worth what you get at the end! (I'm not sure, did I write that last part correctly... english is not native language :) )

I agree, 2 atmos speakers directly over your head + 7.1 speakers system on ear level. 4 atmos speakers are maybe overkill + placing problems. Of course, if you can put 2 atmos speakers little-bit forward and 2 little-bit back from MLP, then this should be OK

What is your room size? Where is MLP? Maybe some drawings? edit: already asked :)

No, it will not. Only 4 atmos speakers. This is hardware and software limitation right now. If your Outlaw amp is in reality multichannel receiver, then you can create some pseudo effect with 6 speakers. If its usual stereo amp, then no.

Looks like your plan is to run 6 atmos speakers. Do you know, that your receiver (any receiver) is limited to 4 atmos speakers. And extra stereo amp doesn't help? If you run 6 atmos speakers, then you need extra 2 receivers (with DPLII function) and this is not "official" atmos, but...

This HT is super!! :drum: Hope you have time to enjoy this.

My mistake, I'm using 11.2 speakers on my 4200, but this is different configuration (+ 2 receivers, atmos-ex :)) Yes, just out of the box 4200 can't be more than 9.2 together with added stereo amp.

If room is wide like yours and sitting against back wall, then probably the best option is get wide front stage. 5.1 is ok in your room, but if you have receiver 7.1 or atmos capable, then use front wide speakers and/or 2 atmos speakers in ceiling. Don't use surround back speakers, you can't...

You can run 7.2.4, but yes, X6200 needs separate amp. Cheaper option is X4200, you can run 7.2.4 with this too + 2 separate amps :) If you have some old amps, then this will work well.

Subwoofer is self-powered (active) and works well. You can use 500W, 1000W or whatever subwoofer, it just has to be active. There is no need to look these RMS Watts in speakers. This system will work together, no problem.

Yes, it's ok level to start your home cinema expierence. Just to be clear - those speakers are true entry-entry level. I never thought, that your plan is spend so little on speakers. Your speakers should cost two-three times more than receiver. If receiver is 300€, then speakers should cost...

Even used stuff will cost more than 1000, if buying everything you mentioned. For 1000 you can get some nice used AVR and 5.1 speaker set or used projector and screen. Not both. And not new.