“Does the system work well if you have a vaulted ceiling in your family room?”
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I would say no. Normally you want 10 foot or less to get effect from upward firing speakers in terms of Dolby Atmos and DTS X. You'll want a traditional Dolby Atmos setup with overhead sounds. Although, I hear the Nakamichi - Shockwafe Ultra 9.2.4 is pretty versatile in satellite angle placement. It might suit your room well enough. For normal listening, this soundbar gets plenty loud with good bass and fills a room easily otherwise.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No it will not, but any system from any manufacturer for Atmos/DTS-X that bounces audio off the ceiling will be hampered by vaulted ceilings, they're simply designed for flat standard height ceilings. Your best bet for vaulted ceilings is actual speakers in/on the ceiling, which is likely far more expensive for a whole setup. You can probably save some money picking a non-Atmos 5.1 system and get similar audio results as this would give you.
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