gene Audioholics Master Chief Administrator Jul 1, 2002 10,225 0 120 52 Florida www.audioholics.com Dec 6, 2016 #1 Looking for a way to upgrade to DTS:X and Dolby Atmos enabled content without running miles of cables and finding places for all those speakers? Integra Home Theater might have a compromise to installing rear, side, ceiling, and front mounted speakers while also increasing your WAF (wife acceptance factor) with their new DLB-5 Network Object-Based Surround Bar System. It includes a wireless sub and a separate receiver. If it performs like other three piece immersive soundbar systems we’ve heard recently at CEDIA, it might be one to keep an eye on. Check out our preview on this system for more information. Read: Integra Home Theater DLB-5 3.1.2 Surround Bar Preview Reactions: ziv ziv
Looking for a way to upgrade to DTS:X and Dolby Atmos enabled content without running miles of cables and finding places for all those speakers? Integra Home Theater might have a compromise to installing rear, side, ceiling, and front mounted speakers while also increasing your WAF (wife acceptance factor) with their new DLB-5 Network Object-Based Surround Bar System. It includes a wireless sub and a separate receiver. If it performs like other three piece immersive soundbar systems we’ve heard recently at CEDIA, it might be one to keep an eye on. Check out our preview on this system for more information. Read: Integra Home Theater DLB-5 3.1.2 Surround Bar Preview
Z ziv ziv Audiophyte Dec 8, 2016 1 0 1 52 Dec 8, 2016 #2 I think it is a waste of money to pay $1,200 for a 3 piece Atmos, Dts:X system , without even Atmos enabled rear speakers
I think it is a waste of money to pay $1,200 for a 3 piece Atmos, Dts:X system , without even Atmos enabled rear speakers
