3D audio; the key to Experiencing 3D Cinema at home
It goes without saying that nearly all of us enjoy a trip to the cinema, the anticipation of that long-awaited new release combined with a selection of our favourite snacks and drinks, good friends, good company. The lights go down and the introduction starts, it’s special for so many reasons and rightly so, it really is a treat.
But can you reproduce that experience at home? A place where you won’t get frowned upon for talking to friends and loved ones, a place where popping out to take a call doesn’t mean disturbing everyone in your aisle and a place where the drinks and snacks are served on your terms, just how you like them and when you want them.
Previously it hasn’t been the talking, disturbing other movie-goers or what snacks are available, that has made home cinema experiences sub-par, after all, all those things are simple to organise in your own home. Its been the small screen experience that hasn’t matched up to the cinematic one, once the lights go down and the film starts; poor sound to match and more often than not it was enough to ruin the experience.
Watching movies at home has always played second best to watching them in a cinema, but it no longer has to be that way.
Immersion, real immersion is all about what you see and what you hear; get that right at home and that sense of genuine cinematic immersion is right there to enjoy, for everyone and Panasonic lead the way in making sure you have the equipment to make it happen.
What you’ll hear
Any visit to the cinema invariably means an incredible sound experience. It surrounds you from all angles as you watch the action unfold, adding another layer to the experience. You might think that is something impossible to recreate in your home but with state of the art home cinema speakers such as the Panasonic HTB900 Dolby Atmos Soundbar it is possible and very worthwhile.
Panasonic in conjunction with Dolby Atmos provide that cinematic sense of 3D audio, with sound pouring in from all directions, including above, turning your lounge into a cathedral of sound with exquisite, dynamic sound in your very own private 3D audio space. The Technics-powered JenoEngine ensures that hi-res sound sources are reproduced perfectly through the six 6.5cm midrange speakers and hi-res tweeters housed in the stylish soundbar. The 3.1 channel HTB900 even has Bluetooth and Chromecast built in, giving your home cinema speakers the power to do much more than deliver cinematic 3D sound for TV and movies, you can stream playlists, enjoy games and connect your home through multiroom sync. Try doing all that in a cinema!
What you’ll see
The perfect partner for incredible 3D audio is, of course, a stunning visual experience and again Panasonic have combined their 60 years’ of experience with the very latest technology to ensure your visual cinematic experience matches your audio immersion with a range of Ultra HD 4K Pro HDR televisions with the power to deliver visuals like no others.
The new for 2019 Panasonic GZ2000 boasts a stunning 55” or 65” OLED display along with the same Dolby Atmos technology and Technics – tuned hardware in the new for 2019 wireless soundbars, making it the ideal accompaniment to your 3D home cinema speakers, as well as the perfect choice for film industry professionals to perform post-production on the very same films you watch and love. If they are loved by industry professionals, then that says a lot.
What you’ll feel
If you have your Dolby Atmos powered wireless soundbar and your Ultra HD 4K TV, then that home cinema experience is there for the taking, along with something quite special; a feeling of control. Many people feel the volume levels of modern cinema are too loud for their tastes, at home, that is easily rectified; everything else; the snacks, the company, the choice of film is also up to you. But that feeling of immersion, of sound that surrounds you and visuals that simply blow you away, those feelings are all right there to be enjoyed today. Thanks to state of the art home cinema speakers and the latest Ultra HD televisions, you might just decide to enjoy a night at home in your own personal cinema instead.