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You translate it by using Dolby Atmos setup (which people are doing for a few years now and is available at home as well). For cheap setups, people bounce soun
by izacus 5y ago
You translate it by using Dolby Atmos setup (which people are doing for a few years now and is available at home as well).
For cheap setups, people bounce sound off the ceiling while for better setups people install speakers into the ceiling. Automatic speaker calibration for a given room is pretty much a standard feature on AVRs today so that part is also taken care off. It's not quite the same as cinema, but there's still a massive market for people that want more than farting out of cheap phone speakers.
- Jaruzel 5y agoMy setup is FAR from cheap: DENON 13 channel AVR, Monitor Audios all round, and KEF upfiring Atmos, all in a nice 7.1.4 setup (with a 100" projected image). I went with upfiring, as I didn't want to hack loads of holes in the original ceiling of my 90 year old house. Yeah they are not as good as in-ceiling speakers, but I wouldn't say upfiring is always for 'cheap setups' - sometimes you have to just live with the restrictions you have.
- izacus 5y agoAh, sure, I didn't mean "cheap" as in "low quality" but more cheap in terms of "don't need to hire builders to drill holes in your ceiling". (I'm using upfiring system as well due to same restrictions :D )