Nakamichi - 7.2.4-Channel 800W Soundbar System with Dual 8" Wireless Subwoofers and Dolby Atmos - Black
User rating, 4.6 out of 5 stars with 273 reviews.
4.6(273 Reviews)- 28 Answered Questions
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Description
Features
Dolby Atmos and DTS:X surround sound
Sounds accurately move around and above you in a three-dimensional space with no audio channel limitations, so you feel like you're inside the action.
Pass through Dolby Vision and 4K content via HDMI with HDCP 2.2 support
Allows Dolby Vision and 4K data to pass through and be displayed on a 4K TV or projector, without compromising image quality.
800W maximum power
Provides quality sound for your favorite movies, shows, games and music.
Six 2-1/2" full-range drivers and two 1" tweeters
Enhance the frequency range of audio playback to ensure crisp voices and dynamic soundtracks.
Dual 8" wireless subwoofers
Provide perfect balanced cinema-level bass effects.
Spatial Surround Elevation (SSE) processing technology
Three advanced processing engines upgrade the quality of surround and height effects for a more immersive experience.
7.2 Channel surround performance
Enjoy sound from around and above you with 7 discrete audio channels plus two wireless subwoofers
Dolby Digital decoder
Reproduces multichannel audio to deliver a cinematic audio experience.
Bluetooth with aptX
Enjoy wired quality sound - wirelessly.
Inputs
Include 3 HDMI, 1 Toslink, 1 RCA, 1 mini jack and 1 USB type A.
Outputs
Includes one HDMI Audio Return Channel (ARC) output.
52-key backlit remote
Complete control of your surround sound experience at your fingertips, even in the dark.
Surround Effects Tweeters
Located at both ends of the soundbar, they direct life-like ultra-wide surround effects to listeners.
Two 2-way rear satellite speakers
Each high-performance rear speaker has its own dedicated channel. The tweeter and midrange drivers add detail, spaciousness and clarity to your surround effects
Quad Core Surround Processor
Experience your favorite entertainment content at the highest resolutions.
What's Included
- 2 x 2-Way rear speakers with audio cables
- 2 x 8" Wireless subwoofers
- HDMI optical and 3.5mm audio cables
- Nakamichi 45.5" soundbar
- Owner's manual
- Wall mounting brackets
Q: QuestionIs there a sound delay on the 7.2 like they are saying on the 9.2? Also if there is are they planning on working on an upgrade to fix this?
Asked by Willimcrazy.
- A:Answer YES, there is a major sound delay up to 300MS. Most of the delay is when ATMOS is turned on and stems from the rear wireless speakers. The system is completely unusable for watching movies due to the delay. Watching music videos is quite hilarious though, some songs end on screen a whole beat before the sound hits. I do not believe there is a way to correct this with updates since it's a driver issue from weak processors. I noticed that when pushing 1080P content, the sound was more responsive than 4K, which tells me the processor is handling everything and cannot keep up. They would physically need to beef up the processor in order to make this work within acceptable levels. The LAG between the 7.2 and the 9.2 system would be identical due to the wireless feature of the system.
Answered by Longmatey80
Q: QuestionIs this system truly wireless? all components??
Asked by Nakamichi724System.
- A:Answer No, the rear surround speakers are wired to the same side subs. The subs then connect to the wall outlet for power.
Answered by william
Q: QuestionDo the two rear speakers generate Dolby Atmos sound like the sound bar?
Asked by John.
- A:Answer Atmos is 7 channel and uses the rear surround speakers for sound effects. On the sound bar there is a test button that will announce each speaker for test. Most times the rear surround speakers are not noticeable but when they fire you can tell.
Answered by MrBill
Q: QuestionIs this sound bar capable with the Xbox series x? Does it support hdmi 2.1?
Asked by Geekoh.
- A:Answer I asked the same question and got the following response from Nakamichi!....... Thank you for reaching out to Nakamichi! After hearing from our customers that are lucky enough to have one, you cannot do a passthrough with the ps5, the ps5 will have to be plugged into the tv, then the TV will process the audio and send it to the soundbar. There's pretty much no soundbar on the market that can do a 4k 120 hz passthrough. Thank you for your interest in our brand!
Answered by 2500HD
Q: QuestionDoes this system need an AV receiver?
Asked by Valuehunter50.
- A:Answer No, run ARC from TV to soundbar, run your media device to soundbar and thats pretty much it. I have a shield connected to mine and it to the TV. Any smart features play from TV to soundbar and media from Shield goes through soundbar to TV. It made a very clean setup for me. A huge plus being wireless subs and the satellite speakers are wired above subs, but ultimately a clean setup and easy install.
Answered by Galbo
Q: QuestionIs this system truly wireless??
Asked by Matt.
- A:Answer No... it needs three power plugs - one for the soundbar and two for the subs. The subs connect to the rear speakers via a very long 18 foot plus cable. The connection between the subs and soundbar is wireless... however, it causes about a 160-180MS lag, so you need to adjust the response time with the system on the center speakers - this will also increase the lag from the TV screen to the sound so you'll never get a good picture-sound match. Everyone on screen will be done talking, but still ending their sentence through the sound system. There's also the HDMI and optical cables that connect from your TV to the devise. The system allows for 3 additional HDMI inputs or for your to direct the sound out of your TV to the devise. The least amount of LAG is to input everything you can to the soundbar directly and carry the video through the system to the TV, doing it the other way creates even more lag. Hope it helps.
Answered by Longmatey80
Q: QuestionI'll mainly be using nvidia shield as my source. Verizon fios sometimes. Subs 11 feet away. Will I lose connectivity?
Asked by Connection.
- A:Answer No. My subs are about 20 feet away from the soundbar, and I have no issues.
Answered by Gunny
Q: QuestionIf the subwoofers are not wired to the sound bar, how do they communicate or pair with the soundbar: via Bluetooth or via wifi?
Asked by Blaise.
- A:Answer Bluetooth that pairs when system is turned on. A flashing blue led will change to solid blue within a second on power up.
Answered by MrBill
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