Harman Kardon aims to tempt buyers looking for a premium soundbar with its new MultiBeam 1100. Part of the brand’s technologically advanced Citation audio range, the single-piece Dolby Atmos sound system is suitable for larger screens (65-inches) and features 11 channels of sound.
The result, it says, is a more immersive home entertainment listening experience with movies, games and music.
Included in the extensive array are two Dolby Enabled up-firing drivers to deliver height information, with the rest assigned room filling duties.
The Citation flagship supports Alexa Multi-Room Music, so it can be used with compatible Alexa components to create a whole home audio system…
A look inside the Harman Kardon MultiBeam 1100 soundbar
The Citation flagship supports Alexa Multi-Room Music (MRM), so it can be used with other compatible Alexa MRM components to create a whole home audio system, and has Chromecast built-in. It also works with Apple Airplay.
The TV connection is via HDMI eARC. To aid with dialogue clarity issues, there’s PureVoice technology available, which emphasises dialogue at any volume. A simple home calibration system is used to optimise performance.
Can I upgrade a Harman Kardon Multibeam 100 soundbar?
While the Citation MultiBeam 1100 ships as a single bar, users can partner it with optional Citation components like the Sub or Sub S subwoofers and Citation surround speakers, effectively creating a 5.1.2 channel system.
To help blend in with your interior decor, the Harman Kardon MultiBeam 1100 is available with either a Grey or Black real-wool fabric grille from Kvadrat.
The Harman Kardon Citation MultiBeam 1100 sells for £799.99. For more visit harmankardon.co.uk.
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Harman Kardon aims to tempt buyers looking for a premium soundbar with its new MultiBeam 1100. Part of the brand’s technologically advanced Citation audio range, the single-piece Dolby Atmos sound system is suitable for larger screens (65-inches) and features 11 channels of sound.
The result, it says, is a more immersive home entertainment listening experience with movies, games and music.
Included in the extensive array are two Dolby Enabled up-firing drivers to deliver height information, with the rest assigned room filling duties.
The Citation flagship supports Alexa Multi-Room Music (MRM), so it can be used with other compatible Alexa MRM components to create a whole home audio system, and has Chromecast built-in. It also works with Apple Airplay.
The TV connection is via HDMI eARC. To aid with dialogue clarity issues, there’s PureVoice technology available, which emphasises dialogue at any volume. A simple home calibration system is used to optimise performance.
Can I upgrade a Harman Kardon Multibeam 100 soundbar?
While the Citation MultiBeam 1100 ships as a single bar, users can partner it with optional Citation components like the Sub or Sub S subwoofers and Citation surround speakers, effectively creating a 5.1.2 channel system.
To help blend in with your interior decor, the Harman Kardon MultiBeam 1100 is available with either a Grey or Black real-wool fabric grille from Kvadrat.
The Harman Kardon Citation MultiBeam 1100 sells for £799.99. For more visit harmankardon.co.uk.
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Sony has lifted the curtain on a new generation of premium televisions, introducing the True RGB powered BRAVIA 9 II and BRAVIA 7 II screens in sizes that range from 50- to 115-inches. The sets usher in a new era of screen technology for the brand, using independently controlled red, green and blue LEDs to…
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