![]() ![]() Many of today’s high-performance soundbars support the more-immersive Dolby Atmos and DTS:X surround-sound formats, which add overhead and height effects and allow them to approach the enveloping, dynamic sound of an AV-receiver-based surround-sound system. This is due in part to the rise of the soundbar, which promises better performance than you can get from your TV’s built-in speakers in an easier-to-handle, less room-encompassing package than a full-fledged home theater system.įor a long time, pretty much every soundbar sacrificed sonic performance for a smaller, plug-and-play setup, but the category has come a long way. But these days, it seems the popularity of AV receivers has fallen somewhere below that of bedbugs and above that of Justin Bieber’s mustache. ![]() The debut of the audio/video receiver in the 1980s spawned the home theater industry and inspired millions of people to pack their dens with speakers.
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