Moving up to a 7.1-channel receiver gives you the option to add an extra pair of surround speakers, to power a second audio zone, or to build a basic Dolby Atmos and DTS:X system with two ...

Dolby Atmos is the most immersive version of surround sound you can get at home. Though it took some time to catch on, the format is now everywhere, from movie theaters to Ultra HD Blu-ray discs ...

With more options than we’ve seen in years, here are our picks for Editors’ Choice Awards for AV receivers ... Dolby Atmos (5.1.2), DTS:X, six HDMI ports, network streaming and even a turntable input.

You can read about the Dolby Atmos vs DTS:X differences here.) Atmos is a surround-sound technology that was first developed in 2012, expanding upon the existing 5.1- and 7.1-channel surround sound ...

The best receivers offer excellent sound quality and come equipped with 8K video, Dolby Atmos and music streaming capabilities, and they connect to your TV via HDMI. You can start with as little ...

To the untrained eye, an AV receiver may just look like a big black box that a bunch of TV and speaker wires run in and out of. Far more than a junction box for your go-to components like ...

Dolby Atmos is an immersive audio technology that tricks your ears into thinking that sounds are all around you. It allows ...

A digital audio encoding system from Dolby that provides four channels. Derived from the Dolby Stereo technology used in movie theaters, Dolby Surround was introduced in the early 1980s for video ...

This is Samsung’s current flagship soundbar, a position it earns by combining a massive 512W of total output power with a 7.1.4-channel speaker system capable of delivering Dolby Atmos and DTS ...

This 7.2-channel AV receiver brings 50 watts per channel to the table, along with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support for 5.1.2 configurations. Over on the AV end of things, the Cinema 70s delivers 8K ...