#Sony music center compatible speakers drivers
#Sony music center compatible speakers driver
#Sony music center compatible speakers pro
#Sony music center compatible speakers plus

Thanks to Sound Field Optimization and built-in mics, the A9 can calibrate itself to any space - just like the tech does for the A7000. With the A9 'home theater system,' four cylindrical speakers offer what Sony describes as a 'flexible layout' option that's meant to blend in with your living room decor.

#Sony music center compatible speakers driver

All of the add-ons connect to the HT-A7000 wirelessly, with the SW5 offering 300 watts of low-end tone via a 7-inch driver and the SW3 packing 200 watts of bass with a 6-inch speaker. Instead, Sony is offering two subwoofer options - the SA-SW5 and SA-SW3 - along with a pair of rear satellite speakers (SA-RS3S) as separate purchases. It's a beast in terms of both size and sound, so it's not ideal for apartments on any room where space is limited. Some people wanted the company's top-of-the-line soundbar, but they weren't necessarily interested in the sub. Sony says it unbundled the pairing based on customer feedback. Unlike the HT-ST5000 that it's replacing, the HT-A7000 soundbar doesn't come with a subwoofer. Lastly, the company says optional wireless subwoofers and rear speakers will connect automatically to the A7000 when you power them on. The new soundbar can be controlled by a Google Assistant device at launch and Sony plans to add Alexa compatibility in a future update. When used with compatible Bravia TVs, the A7000 works with Sony's Acoustic Center Sync that allows you to employ your television's speakers as additional center audio for things like speech clarity. The soundbar works with Chromecast, AirPlay 2 and Spotify Connect, so you have options when it comes to streaming music from your phone or another device.

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In terms of connectivity, the A7000 has HDMI 2.1 with eARC and both 8K and 4K/120 Hz passthrough - plus Dolby Vision support. That feature restores some of the compression from streaming services in real time, giving you something akin to lossless audio without the massive file sizes or the need for a wired setup. The A7000 also has Sony's DSEE Extreme technology that Sony has leveraged for its headphones. In fact, this is the first Sony soundbar to support 360RA and just the third speaker from the company to do so. When it comes to music, the A7000 accommodates High-Resolution Audio and 360 Reality Audio. The soundbar is equipped with Sound Field Optimization that uses built-in microphones to calibrate the speaker to a room by detecting the height and width of the space as well as the position of a wireless subwoofer and any rear speakers.

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Thanks to a Virtual Surround Engine (overhead) and S-Force Pro Front Surround (horizontal), the A7000 can simulate immersive audio on its own so you can take advantage of DTS:X in addition to Atmos.

#Sony music center compatible speakers drivers

The HT-A7000 is a 7.1.2-channel soundbar packed with Sony's X-balanced speakers, side beam tweeters, up-firing drivers for Dolby Atmos and dual subwoofers. If you're not so much into soundbars but still want the sensation of immersive audio, Sony also introduced the HT-A9: a set of four speakers and a control box equipped with new 360 Spatial Sound Mapping tech. The company's new HT-A7000 flagship soundbar offers Dolby Atmos in addition to 360RA and the option to tack on sub and/or extra speakers can accommodate any space. Today, the company announced the first gear that will allow you to actually create something similar at home. The in-booth layout included a soundbar, subwoofer and two rear satellite speakers. At CES 2020, Sony demoed its 360 Reality Audio (360RA) technology on a home theater setup like you would put in your living room.