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THE SPEAKERS MILLER & KREISEL IW SYSTEM

Want the power and precision of studio-grade sound without having to share your movie room with a battalion of massive speakers? Then

prepare to dig deep for this astounding in-wall 7.2.4 M&K speaker system. Comprising three IW150s, four IW150 Tripoles, four IW950s height channels and a towering X12 subwoofer (not all pictured here – it’s seriously megalithic), this system sounds so good that your local cinema’s whimpering just thinking about it.

$26,200, mksound.com

THE BLU-RAY PLAYER SONY UBP-1100ES

It’s no accident that the UBP-1100ES 4K Blu-ray player is handled by Sony’s pro rather than consumer division. For as well as getting the absolute best from 4K Blu-ray discs’ unrivalled picture and sound quality, it plays practicall­y every other disc format known to man and uniquely supports full Custom Installati­on compatibil­ity, to ensure it plays nicely with even the most sophistica­ted home cinema and

home automation systems.

$TBC, sony.com

THE PROJECTOR JVC DLA-NX9

Home-cinema fans have long adored the class-leading contrast and colour of JVC’s unique D-ILA projectors. The only thing they’ve previously tended to lack is pixels. The NX9, though, fixes this in spectacula­r fashion. For as well as finally delivering true 4K resolution, JVC’s proprietar­y e-Shift technology actually makes the NX9’s pictures feel like 8K – and on a massive home theatre screen, that’s really

something that matters.

$21,400,.jvc.com

THE AMP DENON X6700H

With 11x205W channels of amplificat­ion, 13.2-channel processing and support for the Dolby Atmos, DTS:X and IMAX Enhanced audio formats, the X6700H has everything that you need to enjoy home cinema sound that’s as big as your pictures. It doesn’t exclusivel­y care about films, either; its HDMIs can handle 8K at 60Hz, 4K at 120Hz and variable refresh rates, putting next-gen gaming firmly on the

cards as well.

$3,999, denon.com

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