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Al Griffin

I tried Dynaudio’s 22-speaker Dolby Atmos soundbar, and it was like hearing a full home theater system from a single box

Dynaudio Symphony Opus One soundbar on a stand in front of a TV.

Danish speaker maker Dynaudio is at CEDIA 2024 previewing a “concept” soundbar called the Symphony Opus One. According to the company, the 22-speaker soundbar is a “groundbreaking hardware and software platform designed to deliver an unparalleled immersive sound experience from a single device,” and instead of just making empty claims they are doing continuous demonstrations of the Symphony Opus One to prove its prowess.

The 73-inch wide concept soundbar is sized to match an 83-inch TV, though future versions could be scaled down to a more compact size. A total of 22 speakers are contained in a single enclosure, including three woofers and two subwoofers that use a vibration-canceling double-sided design that emerged from the company’s research in automotive audio systems. Like the best Dolby Atmos soundbars, it also includes up-firing speakers for height effects and side-firing ones for a more expansive soundstage.

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