"The Beam soundbar packs Dolby Atmos processing into a soundbar that measures just 25.6 inches wide, which means it fits under most TVs without dominating your entertainment center. Atmos creates a three-dimensional sound effect that places audio above, around, and beside you instead of just firing sound from the front. The soundbar uses psychoacoustic processing to bounce sound off your ceiling and walls and creates the impression of height channels without installing speakers overhead."
"Sonos engineered the Beam soundbar with dedicated drivers for different frequency ranges including a center tweeter that's specifically responsible for crystal-clear dialogue reproduction. The clarity of the dialogue is enormously important in modern content, where mumbling actors and aggressive sound mixing often bury conversations under music and effects. The bass response is full of lively low-end that doesn't require a separate subwoofer, although Sonos does let you add their Sub if you want room-shaking bass when watching movies or listening to music."
Sonos' Beam (second gen) recently dropped to $349 on Amazon during Black Friday, down from its usual $499, with limited stock remaining. The compact 25.6-inch soundbar delivers Dolby Atmos processing that creates three-dimensional sound by placing audio above, around, and beside listeners using psychoacoustic reflections. Dedicated drivers cover different frequency ranges and a center tweeter prioritizes crystal-clear dialogue reproduction. The bass delivers lively low-end that generally removes the need for a separate subwoofer, though Sonos offers a Sub for deeper room-shaking bass. Setup is quick, requiring one HDMI connection to the TV's eARC/ARC port, power, and guidance through the Sonos app.
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