Over the decades, TV setups have gone from one speaker (mono), to two (stereo), to five or seven (surround sound). Well, now Dolby Labs has decided the sky is the limit. Or, rather, the ceiling.

Looking for some home theatre kit that won’t tie you to a single room? The new Yamaha True X range aims to please with Dolby Atmos soundbars that can be expanded with optional satellite speakers, ...

The latest Yamaha Aventage receivers just rolled off the assembly line, comprising six new models at a host of price points, poised to work for just about any budget. The new models will offer much of ...

The trouble with building an over-the-top, no-holds-barred A/V receiver is that it’s tough to follow up with something new the next year — you basically have to stick a new number on the same black ...

Eli is a freelance journalist who lives in Detroit, MI. He got his start in journalism covering video games and sports for Heavy before branching out into greater esports coverage at Dexerto. He also ...

Sometimes more is better. Case in point: money. I could really use more money, and if you gave me more money, I’d be happy about that—I think most would agree with that sentiment, and if you don’t, I ...

While it packs DTS Virtual:X and high-resolution multi-room audio, the BAR 400 lacks Dolby Atmos support and a center channel. The two-year-old Yamaha BAR 400 is one of the least expensive soundbars ...

Dolby Atmos is best experienced with a full setup, not through soundbars or phones. Proper equipment setup for Atmos can be costly, but worth it for quality audio experience. Apple Music offers Atmos ...