I was hoping they were talking about the home Atmo
I did a check on the Atmos site and there is no indication that it was in the cinema in Atmos, oddly all the hobbits were, as far back as 2012.
So this would indicate that it could be for the home.
. @Bookmark and I were comparing scene per scene on “The Equalizer”. He used NeuralX and I used Atmos.
Too kind, however your's is correctly setup, laid out and worthy of the many photographs I have seen.
Mine is where I could get them in roughly the right spots and decades from being ready for a close up.
I thought we concluded on EQ 1, that you were able to spot a number of differences between the Atmos and the upmix, but that my compromised setup gave me sort of the Atmos result out of it. I know we do largely agree on what does and doesn't work, at least on the Atmos
and usually on the up mixes.
I will just skip over the comments on the Dts:X ones.
I had thought I might use DSU more often, however perhaps due to laziness, I have mostly stuck with the Neural X.
I did notice The House with a Clock in the Walls is out in the US in Atmos, Dts HD for the UK.
Up mixed it sounded fine with a lot of effects, but it really isn't one to rush out and watch.
Just for fun,
and so to not to be completely out done by Andy and Magnum,
I am planning on adding another pair of speakers and try out 7.1.6.
It is a mad idea and I am not sure it will work this way, but since the Marantz already handles the overheads I am thinking if I add an mid overhead to that setup I might get away without using the channel mixers that Andy and Magnum use.
