Walmart has Samsung Q-series 3.1-Channel Dolby ATMOS Soundbar w/ Q-Symphony (HW-Q6CC) on sale for $169. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member ezdropper for finding this deal.
Features:
3.1 CH. Dolby Atmos Sound-Experience captivating sound and hear more during your favorite shows, songs, and movies with 3.1ch Dolby Atmos sound.
Adaptive Sound Lite-Enjoy all your favorite video content with dynamically optimized audio and enhanced voice clarity.
HDMI eARC-This single HDMI cable connection passes advanced audio from your TV to your soundbar.
Game Mode-Optimize your gaming experience with perfectly synced directional audio of Game Mode.
Bluetooth Multi-Connection-No more unpairing as you trade off control. Connect two smart devices simultaneously and share the soundbar with ease.
Tap Sound-Around here, streaming music from your phone to your soundbar is simple as that. Just tap the soundbar with your phone and start listening.
One Remote-This do-it-all remote controls both your Samsung TV and soundbar.
Wireless Surround Sound Compatible-When you want to go full wireless surround sound, this soundbar is ready. Connect easily and seamlessly to optional Samsung speakers.
Samsung Audio Lab-This soundbar was created by the sound-obsessed engineers at the Samsung Audio Lab. Components and features are designed, developed, tested and refined to enhance your home audio experience.
Score heart-pounding sound with this audio all-star. Using Q-Symphony the Q6CC soundbar teams up with your Samsung TV speakers for the ultimate audio win—playing as one for an off the charts sound experience. You’ll also hear incredible detail, dimension and voice clarity during all your favorite content with 3.1ch Dolby Atmos sound and Adaptive Sound Lite. Q-Symphony-Amp up your audio with the greatest duo of all time—Samsung TVs paired with Samsung soundbars. With Q-Symphony, your TV speakers paired with Q-Series soundbars operate as one. 3.1 CH. Dolby Atmos Sound-Experience captivating sound and hear more during your favorite shows, songs, and movies with 3.1ch Dolby Atmos sound. Adaptive Sound Lite-Enjoy all your favorite video content with dynamically optimized audio and enhanced voice clarity. HDMI eARC-This single HDMI cable connection passes advanced audio from your TV to your soundbar. Game Mode-Optimize your gaming experience with perfectly synced directional audio of Game Mode. Bluetooth Multi-Connection-No more unpairing as you trade off control. Connect two smart devices simultaneously and share the soundbar with ease. Tap Sound-Around here, streaming music from your phone to your soundbar is simple as that. Just tap the soundbar with your phone and start listening. One Remote-This do-it-all remote controls both your Samsung TV and soundbar. Wireless Surround Sound Compatible-When you want to go full wireless surround sound, this soundbar is ready. Connect easily and seamlessly to optional Samsung speakers. Samsung Audio Lab-This soundbar was created by the sound-obsessed engineers at the Samsung Audio Lab. Components and features are designed, developed, tested and refined to enhance your home audio experience.
Model Number:
HW-Q6CC/ZA
Product SKU:
1418533890
UPC:
887276755359
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Walmart has Samsung Q-series 3.1-Channel Dolby ATMOS Soundbar w/ Q-Symphony (HW-Q6CC) on sale for $169. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member ezdropper for finding this deal.
Features:
3.1 CH. Dolby Atmos Sound-Experience captivating sound and hear more during your favorite shows, songs, and movies with 3.1ch Dolby Atmos sound.
Adaptive Sound Lite-Enjoy all your favorite video content with dynamically optimized audio and enhanced voice clarity.
HDMI eARC-This single HDMI cable connection passes advanced audio from your TV to your soundbar.
Game Mode-Optimize your gaming experience with perfectly synced directional audio of Game Mode.
Bluetooth Multi-Connection-No more unpairing as you trade off control. Connect two smart devices simultaneously and share the soundbar with ease.
Tap Sound-Around here, streaming music from your phone to your soundbar is simple as that. Just tap the soundbar with your phone and start listening.
One Remote-This do-it-all remote controls both your Samsung TV and soundbar.
Wireless Surround Sound Compatible-When you want to go full wireless surround sound, this soundbar is ready. Connect easily and seamlessly to optional Samsung speakers.
Samsung Audio Lab-This soundbar was created by the sound-obsessed engineers at the Samsung Audio Lab. Components and features are designed, developed, tested and refined to enhance your home audio experience.
Model: SAMSUNG Q-series 3.1ch. Dolby ATMOS Soundbar with Q-Symphony HW-Q6CC
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Generally speaking, I don't disagree with your sentiment. But if your takeaway is that it's not supported just because it down mixes the height channels into stereo because it literally lacks the up firing speakers, then you're not understanding what a "supported" format means. It also doesn't have rear surrounds, which is a requirement for ATMOS. This is a simple sound bar that takes object based Atmos metadata and flattens it into simplified sound. This still preserves dialogue, volume leveling, and some of the Dolby EQ enhancements. So you're right that it loses most of the spatial immersion -intended- by ATMOS, and you're not going to hear the sound of a helicopter coming in from overhead like you would with up firing speakers. But it DOES support the format, and is going to be better than pure stereo. That said, that's also why it scored a ~3.7 on it's ATMOS score on the RTings review. TLR - It's ATMOS supported, but simulated (or fake) ATMOS.
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I have a Samsung C450 soundbar currently with the 9200s rears. The rears would work with this soundbar as well. Worth upgrading for to get hdmi ARC connection, Dolby Atmos, and Q symphony?
i bought display piece from sams last year for $95. The sound quality is excellent, but the Subwoofer is just for display. Not enough punch and hardly get any base from it. But mid-range base from soundbar itself is really good.
FYI, this bar doesn't have Atmos…ETA: It doesn't have "real" Atmos, just simulated - it supports the format, but lacks upfiring speakers, which is a pretty decent chunk of the Atmos experience (imo).
No idea - it might be able to receive and downmix Atmos signals to regular stereo (this is how any 3.1ch system does it) but you need upfiring speakers to do "real" Atmos
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But I do find it absolutely asinine that their sound bar would have Dolby ATMOS when their TV's still don't support Dolby Vision. They can call it HDR+ Plus Plus Super Plus for all I care, it's still 10 bit color vs 12 bit color at the end of the day.
Seems like you're wrong according to the listing and RTings review. And Samsung: https://www.samsung.com/us/televi...w-q6cc-za/But I do find it absolutely asinine that their sound bar would have Dolby ATMOS when their TV's still don't support Dolby Vision. They can call it HDR+ Plus Plus Super Plus for all I care, it's still 10 bit color vs 12 bit color at the end of the day.
The RTings review pretty clearly says it down mixed Atmos to stereo. I wouldn't say that "has Atmos."
I have a Samsung C450 soundbar currently with the 9200s rears. The rears would work with this soundbar as well. Worth upgrading for to get hdmi ARC connection, Dolby Atmos, and Q symphony?
I had a Samsung C550 2.1 sound bar and got a HW-Q7C 3.1.2 sound bar and the difference was very noticeable I realize it's not the exact same soundbar but it was louder and sounded lot better for movies and better for everything else .I then got a pair of HWA9500 tears at Best buy open box for $40 (still can't believe that deal)
The RTings review pretty clearly says it down mixed Atmos to stereo. I wouldn't say that "has Atmos."
The RTings review pretty clearly says:
Dolby Atmos
Supported
Generally speaking, I don't disagree with your sentiment. But if your takeaway is that it's not supported just because it down mixes the height channels into stereo because it literally lacks the up firing speakers, then you're not understanding what a "supported" format means. It also doesn't have rear surrounds, which is a requirement for ATMOS. This is a simple sound bar that takes object based Atmos metadata and flattens it into simplified sound. This still preserves dialogue, volume leveling, and some of the Dolby EQ enhancements. So you're right that it loses most of the spatial immersion -intended- by ATMOS, and you're not going to hear the sound of a helicopter coming in from overhead like you would with up firing speakers. But it DOES support the format, and is going to be better than pure stereo. That said, that's also why it scored a ~3.7 on it's ATMOS score on the RTings review. TLR - It's ATMOS supported, but simulated (or fake) ATMOS.
The RTings review pretty clearly saysolby AtmosSupported Generally speaking, I don't disagree with your sentiment. But if your takeaway is that it's not supported just because it down mixes the height channels into stereo because it literally lacks the up firing speakers, then you're not understanding what a "supported" format means. It also doesn't have rear surrounds, which is a requirement for ATMOS. This is a simple sound bar that takes object based Atmos metadata and flattens it into simplified sound. This still preserves dialogue, volume leveling, and some of the Dolby EQ enhancements. So you're right that it loses most of the spatial immersion -intended- by ATMOS, and you're not going to hear the sound of a helicopter coming in from overhead like you would with up firing speakers. But it DOES support the format, and is going to be better than pure stereo. That said, that's also why it scored a ~3.7 on it's ATMOS score on the RTings review. TLR - It's ATMOS supported, but simulated (or fake) ATMOS.
That's fair, and I appreciate the thorough response.
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Have they fixed the muffled speech? I have an older Q series and there is not a single setting on my TV or this sound bar that makes voices intelligible.
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Dolby Atmos
Supported
Generally speaking, I don't disagree with your sentiment. But if your takeaway is that it's not supported just because it down mixes the height channels into stereo because it literally lacks the up firing speakers, then you're not understanding what a "supported" format means. It also doesn't have rear surrounds, which is a requirement for ATMOS. This is a simple sound bar that takes object based Atmos metadata and flattens it into simplified sound. This still preserves dialogue, volume leveling, and some of the Dolby EQ enhancements. So you're right that it loses most of the spatial immersion -intended- by ATMOS, and you're not going to hear the sound of a helicopter coming in from overhead like you would with up firing speakers. But it DOES support the format, and is going to be better than pure stereo. That said, that's also why it scored a ~3.7 on it's ATMOS score on the RTings review. TL
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But I do find it absolutely asinine that their sound bar would have Dolby ATMOS when their TV's still don't support Dolby Vision. They can call it HDR+ Plus Plus Super Plus for all I care, it's still 10 bit color vs 12 bit color at the end of the day.
The RTings review pretty clearly says:
Dolby Atmos
Supported
Generally speaking, I don't disagree with your sentiment. But if your takeaway is that it's not supported just because it down mixes the height channels into stereo because it literally lacks the up firing speakers, then you're not understanding what a "supported" format means. It also doesn't have rear surrounds, which is a requirement for ATMOS. This is a simple sound bar that takes object based Atmos metadata and flattens it into simplified sound. This still preserves dialogue, volume leveling, and some of the Dolby EQ enhancements. So you're right that it loses most of the spatial immersion -intended- by ATMOS, and you're not going to hear the sound of a helicopter coming in from overhead like you would with up firing speakers. But it DOES support the format, and is going to be better than pure stereo. That said, that's also why it scored a ~3.7 on it's ATMOS score on the RTings review. TL
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