




TRUE 360 Surround Sound WITH DOLBY ATMOS
Dolby Atmos is a revolutionary technology that takes music and entertainment to the next level. It uses directional speakers to create a 3-dimensional sound experience. Now this is real Surround Sound and can only be achieved when high-sensitivity speakers are positioned to send sound in 360* around you. Blaupunkt has combined this advanced technology with the finest all-metal speakers and a revolutionary design that gives the Soundbar, Satellite speakers and Woofer the ability to create a sphere of fine audio. If you want to hear what Dolby Atmos is capable of then you have reached the right place.
DOLBY CERTIFIED
From movies and shows to music and games, Dolby Atmos takes sound to a new level.
TRUE 9.1.4 CH Sound
Experience breathtaking sound with True 9.1.4 channel audio
360* SOUND SCAPE
Blaupunkt has pushed the limits of audio tech to create a fully enclosing 360* sound scape.
Powerful Micro Processors
The system is future proofed with high speed processors. It is built capable of handling the next generation of audio data.
The Most Advanced Soundbar
Support
- Manuals/guides: Download
Setup Guide
FAQs
In a 9.1.4 setup:
- 9 9 main channels: typically front, center, surround, and rear speakers.
- 1 denotes one subwoofer channel dedicated to low-frequency effects.
- 4 indicates four height channels, achieved through upward-firing drivers or ceiling-mounted speakers, to deliver overhead sounds.
This configuration creates a three-dimensional audio environment, enhancing the depth and realism of the soundstage.
For the best performance of a 9.1.4 Dolby Atmos soundbar system:
- Ceiling Height: Ideal ceiling height ranges from 7.5 to 12 feet to allow upward-firing speakers to reflect sound effectively.
- Room Shape: Rectangular rooms with flat ceilings facilitate better sound dispersion.
- Materials: Hard, reflective surfaces enhance sound reflections, while soft furnishings may absorb sound, potentially diminishing the Atmos effect.
Dolby Atmos technology adds a vertical dimension to audio playback, enabling sounds to move freely above and around the listener. This object-based audio format creates a more immersive and lifelike listening experience, making it feel as though sound is coming from all directions, including overhead.
Wireless subwoofers and rear satellite speakers connect to the main soundbar unit via Wi-Fi or proprietary wireless protocols. This design eliminates the need for physical speaker cables running across the room, allowing for flexible placement and a cleaner setup. Despite being wireless, these components require power sources, so they need to be plugged into electrical outlets.