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$2,500 TO $4,500

Excellent 3D audio experience for a bit more moolah

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1 KLIPSCH R820 DOLBY ATMOS HOME THEATRE SYSTEM

It’s hardly a surprise that the Klipsch R820 has often been name-dropped as among the best Dolby Atmos systems out there. Featuring copper-spun IMG woofers, which also give it that distinctiv­e look sans its removable grilles, as well as Klipsch Tractrix horn technology for a more present high end, this sound system delivers the clearest and most detailed sound

with very minimal distortion.

$4,500, klipsch.com 2 SONY HT-ST5000

Sony’s HT-ST5000 packs an impressive punch, squeezing in seven front-firing speakers, one sub and two up-firing Dolby-Atmos-enabled speakers in a two-piece setup. It’s hardly cheap, but it’s certainly worth the splurge, especially with the level of 3D surround sound it delivers. That’s on top of it being feature-rich, offering Bluetooth connectivi­ty, wireless streaming and a dedicated Music Service button.

$2,436, sony.com

4 DALI SPEKTOR 6 5.1 PACKAGE W/ C-8 D SUBWOOFER WIT DALI ALTECO C-1 SPEAKERS

Overall, the Spektor series delivers a remarkably detailed sound, thanks to the clarity its tweeters provide, little to no signal loss due to its wood fibre

cone constructi­on, and very little resonance due to its design. Add the Dali Alteco C-1 up-or-down firing speakers, and you’ve got the whole

Dolby Atmos package. Plus, that mahogany finish is a classic that looks good in just about any setup. $2,645, dali-speakers.com

3 SENNHEISER AMBEO

Given it emulates a 5.1.4 system, it’s unsurprisi­ng that the Ambeo

costs a pretty penny. This soundbar from sound master Sennheiser boasts two side-firing and two up-firing speakers for that Dolby Atmos immersion. And its six woofers are capable of going down to 30Hz to deliver a bold bass response without a separate sub unit. And smart-home junkies will adore its Smart Control App.

$3,999, sennheiser.com

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