Samsung launched a new line-up of Soundbars. Engineered by the Samsung Audio Lab in California, this newest audio technology supposedly embodies the “next-generation of hassle-free home theater experience, debunking the usual perception that bigger speakers will always be better and more powerful.”
Entering the soundbar market is the Soundbar with Dolby Atmos Technology (HW-K950) and the Soundbar Sound+ (HW-MS751 & HW-MS6501).
Features of the Soundbar with Dolby Atmos Technology include:
- A 5.1.4 channel system that houses a total of 15 speakers, each with dedicated amplifiers to enhance TV Sound.
- First Soundbar package to include two Dolby Atmos-enabled up-firing speakers in the Soundbar and two wireless rear up-firing speakers.
- Powered by Dolby Atmos technology.
- Wide-range tweeters.
- Connects wirelessly to TV or Smartphone without cables.
- The Soundbar automatically pairs wirelessly to the subwoofer and rear speaker units.
- Wi-Fi connectivity.
- Six (6) sound modes, namely Standard, Music, Movie, Clear Voice, Sports, and Night Mode.
- Surround Sound Expansion Plus that allows upmixing of any content to Dolby ATMOS level, while its 4K pass-through plays 4K content match cinematic sound with 4K picture quality.
Meanwhile, features of the Soundbar Sound+ include:
- Embedding of the subwoofer directly into its body.
- It has 5 channels—front left, front right, center, top left and top right and packs a total of 11 built-in speakers, each with dedicated amplifiers, including three wide-range tweeters, six woofers, and two vertical wide-range tweeters into the bar itself.
- Vertical tweeters.
- Crafted with Ultra High Quality (UHQ) 32-bit audio.
- Multi-speaker control technology replaces the traditional subwoofer with 6 (2”x4.3”) woofers. This enables the multi-array speaker units to move simultaneously, deepening bass reproduction capabilities.
- Distortion cancelling technology.
A promo to make these available will run from August 10 to September 17.
