Dolby Atmos is an object-based audio format. Unlike traditional surround sound, which sends audio to specific channels (e.g., "play this sound in the left speaker"), Atmos assigns audio objects to specific locations in 3D space (e.g., "play this sound above and slightly to the left of the listener").
A adds the two side surrounds to the 3.1.2 formula. 3.1.2 dolby atmos
Whether you buy a Denon AVR-S760H with a pair of SVS Prime Elevation speakers, or you grab a Samsung HW-Q800C soundbar, the 3.1.2 setup will transform your living room from a flat stereo experience into a volumetric soundscape. It is the architecture of the future for the homes of today. Stop chasing rear speakers you can't place and start looking up. The sound is above you. Dolby Atmos is an object-based audio format
The 3.1.2 configuration leverages this technology to create a "sound bubble" that extends above your head. Whether you buy a Denon AVR-S760H with a
The two height speakers allow for distinct audio effects: