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Another question: God help me, I've used up all my HDMI connections on my TV. What's a solid HDMI switch that doesn't cost much?
There are no Atmos specific speakers, so you can use prexisting ones. We had a 7.1 set up, and added two speakers mounted in front, in the ceiling and facing down, and an Atmos receiver. Total spend was $3,600 for those three pieces, and it was worth every bit. As one reviewer said, this is as close as you'll get to IMAX at home. Even if there's not alot of Atmos ready content, if you have a good receiver, they upconvert everything to Atmos. And the upconversion is pretty dang close to the real thing. Everything sounds so precise, because it builds sound objects and moves them around. It fills the room more.
I can't speak highly enough about it. Go to a showroom and check it out. I've heard stereo systems that were 70-100k that didn't sound this good. The improvement in technology means that 7k in total equipment gets you pretty close to what the super high end systems could do, but for 1/10 the price. Regular surround sound is now obsolete.
Oh I know and I love it, just don't have that kind of money invested / available to be invested in my home theater. We tacked on these to our setup and are running 5.1.2.
http://www.samsclub.com/sams/pionee...00000924979&adid=22222222627000071374&veh=sem
They could probably be dialed in better, and if anything it added some nice height to our floor-mounted setup (2 towers, center, 2 rear, 2 upward firing).
The whole thing sounds great for what it is though, and they help a lot.
That sounds pretty nice but I don't think you'll be getting the complete movie theater experience until you hire other black people to watch with you and yell out "DAMN!" and "AW HELL NAW!" at the appropriate times.We just watched an upconverted Tomorrowland, and it sounded amazing. The sound objects have a sort of "mass" to them, it feels like they are really in the room. When the robots came in shooting lasers, the lasers were vibrating around the room, and I thought we were under attack. It's that real.
Amazon.com: Denon AVR-S720W 7.2 Channel Full 4K Ultra HD AV Receiver with Built-In Wi-Fi and Bluetooth: Home Audio & Theater
I bought this recently and im happy with it. Not sure if it would fit your needs though.
The last two things to finish off my home theater is upgrading my 1080p projector and my black diamond zero edge screen.
I'm going to be getting the 120" screen.
As for projector, I'm leaning toward the Amazon.com: Sony VPLVW350ES 4K (4096 x 2160) 3D SXRD Home Theater/Gaming Projector: Electronics
Any suggestions or reasons to not go for this projector?
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Another question: God help me, I've used up all my HDMI connections on my TV. What's a solid HDMI switch that doesn't cost much?
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