NEW YORK — A/V receivers with Dolby Atmos decoding will be available from a suggested $699 to $2,399 based on pricing disclosed to date for new AVRs that will ship out of the box with Atmos and for ...

Ready or not, Dolby Atmos, and its voice-of-God overhead speaker configuration is coming to a home theater room near you. If you’d like to get in on the action of this powerful new surround sound ...

Denon’s budget friendly Dolby Atmos AV receiver offers excellent connectivity and sound quality for under $600. While soundbars can be effective for improving TV sound, nothing beats a good A/V ...

Pioneer today unveiled details about three new Atmos-ready Elite SC-series A/V receivers and a selection of Andrew Jones-designed, Atmos-ready Elite speakers. Below, we’ve got all the details on the ...

A couple of months ago, Dolby announced that its Atmos surround sound format was making the move from cinemas to home theaters. Marantz introduces one of the first home theater receivers to support ...

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Upper Saddle River, N.J. – Onkyo is bringing Dolby Atmos decoding down to a suggested $499 in audio/video receivers, bringing HDMI 2.0a with HDCP 2.2 copy protection to $399, and launching its first 5 ...

Black Friday 2021 sales experts have monitored the top AV receiver deals for Black Friday, including sales on Sony, Yamaha, Marantz, Denon & more BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Compare the top AV receiver ...

Marantz is about to release their first Network A/V Receiver with Dolby Atmos capability, the SR7009 ($1,999). The 9.2-channel receiver provides nine discrete amplifier channels, each with 125-watts ...

The final arrival of Dolby Atmos support on the Apple TV and Apple TV 4K after a long delay may have been welcomed by AV enthusiasts, but there are a small number of complaints from users who are ...

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If you're wondering just when you can envelop yourself in Dolby Atmos sound at home, Denon is more than happy to tell you. The home theater firm says it will launch two Atmos-equipped AV receivers, ...