Nakamichi 7.2.4Ch 800W Dolby Atmos Soundbar with Dual Subwoofers, Rear Speakers - 360° Cinema Sound
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Color: Black
Style: Elite 7.2 DTS-X/Atmos
Features
- Transform your living room into a premium cinema within minutes. Experience deep, room-filling bass with the industrys only Dual Wireless Subwoofers and True 360 7.2 channel surround sound with the Soundbar + Two Rear Surround Speakers. Discover what you have been missing from movies, music and games and step into the future of home theater. Created with the same DNA as our flagship Shockwafe Ultra 9.2.4 SSE, Winner of the best Dolby Atmos Soundbar Battle (hosted by Brian Tong, Ex Cnet host)
- Our DUAL 8" WIRELESS SUBWOOFERS (industry's 1st!), the new soundbar reference standard for bass, produce ground-shaking rumbles that turn your living room into an epicenter of adrenaline-pumping action. They merge to distribute the sonic boom evenly throughout the room with zero localization. Unleash cinema-level volumes without a trace of distortion, replicating the perfect theater experience. Agreed among experts, TWO subwoofers are a must for ultimate home theaters.
- TWO 2-WAY REAR SPEAKERS (industry's 1st!) produce spacious and dynamic surround sound. Each of them (connected to sub via RCA wires) is constructed with a tweeter that reproduces high frequencies with captivating clarity, and a full-range driver that delivers surround effects with power and precision. Simply put, the surround sound performance from simulated/virtual 2.1 or other 5.1 channel surround soundbars does not come anywhere close to this.
- Experience a whole new level of surround performance with our exclusive SSE Technology. Featuring 3 advanced audio processing engines working in harmony to enhance directionality, enlarge spaciousness & unlock extra details of any audio soundtrack. Envelop your home theater with up to 7.1.4 channels of uncompromising moving audio that flows all around you. Unleash the full dynamics of your audio experience with 105dB of room filling sound.
- Enjoy advanced connectivity with Dolby Vision, 4K UHD pass-thru and High Dynamic Range (HDR). Connect up to 6 devices via 1 HDMI ARC, 3 HDMI, 1 Optical and 1 Coaxial inputs. The 52-key backlit remote allows seamless control of sources, DSP modes, individual channel and room size optimization
Brand: Nakamichi
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 800 Watts
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Mounting Type: Tabletop Mount
Model Name: Shockwafe Series
Speaker Type: Soundbar
Special Feature: Subwoofer, bass_boost, dolby_enabled
Recommended Uses For Product: For Surround Sound Systems, For Indoor Use, For Televisions
Compatible Devices: Television,Home Theater
Subwoofer Diameter: 8 Inches
Unit Count: 1 Count
Controller Type: Remote Control
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 7.2
Color: Black
Included Components: Soundbar power adapter with AC cord, 2 subwoofer AC cords, 2 RCA surround speaker cables, 1 HDMI cable, 1 optical cable, 1 3.5mm Aux-In cable, 52-key backlit remote control with AAA batteries, 4 surround speaker mounting screws, 2 soundbar mounting screws, 6 soundbar and surround speaker wall-mount brackets, 12 wall screws and brackets, a wall-mount guide, and a USB cable for music and firmware upgrade
Product Dimensions: 3"D x 45.5"W x 3.6"H
Item Weight: 64.7 Pounds
Is Waterproof: FALSE
Warranty Type: Limited
Number of Items: 1
Control Method: Remote
Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth
Speaker Size: 8 Inches
Power Source: Corded Electric
Woofer Diameter: 8 Inches
Vehicle Service Type: Car
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Customer Package Type: FFP
Number of Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required.
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Audio Driver Size: 8 Inches
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth
Includes MP3 player?: No
Processor Count: 4
Number of USB 2 Ports: 1
Style: Elite 7.2 DTS-X/Atmos
Manufacturer: Nakamichi
Item Weight: 64.7 pounds
Item model number: SHOCKWAFE ELITE 7.2 SSE
Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 20, 2018
Country of Origin: China
Frequently asked questions
The Nakamichi Soundbar comes equipped with Dolby Atmos/DTS:X technology. This technology provides an immersive sound experience by creating a 3D soundscape. This makes it perfect for home cinema as it provides a 360° cinema sound. It also has 7.2.4 channels, providing a rich and diverse audio experience.
The Nakamichi Soundbar boasts a total power output of 800 Watts. Combined with dual 8 wireless subwoofers, it provides room-shaking bass, making your movie or music experience more impactful and intense.
The Nakamichi Soundbar is designed to deliver a true surround sound experience. The inclusion of 2 rear surround speakers helps to radiate sound from all angles, creating an enveloping sound field in your room. This feature enhances the overall audio experience, making it feel as though you're in the middle of the action whether you're watching a movie, playing a game or listening to music.
Yes, the Nakamichi Soundbar boasts a plug and play design which makes it incredibly easy to set up. Without the need for complex wiring or technical know-how, you can easily set up the speaker in your preferred room and start enjoying its high-quality sound.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Nakamichi Shockwafe Ultra 9.2 Sound Bar system is lauded for its exceptional surround sound capabilities, easy setup, and quality audio for both movies and music playback. However, its value extends beyond its audio quality to its impressive 4K HDR pass-through and DTS:X support. Some customers pointed out minor flaws, such as subpar subwoofer performance, occasional audio delay, and lack of native 7.1 TrueHD and Dolby Vision support.
Pros
- 👍 Technologically advanced with features like 4K HDR pass-through and DTS:X support
- 👍 Exceptional surround sound quality making it suited for movie viewing
- 👍 Easy setup and seamless integration with home equipment
- 👍 Good audio clarity and separation for music playback
Cons
- 👎 Lack of native 7.1 TrueHD and Dolby Vision support
- 👎 Issues with audio delay have been reported
- 👎 Subwoofer performance could be improved
- 👎 Occasional issues with HDMI ARC/CEC compatibility
Should I Buy It?
Despite its minor flaws, the Nakamichi Shockwafe Ultra 9.2 Sound Bar system delivers an exceptional audio experience that closely mimics a real home theater setup. Its robust features, including 4K HDR pass-through and DTS:X support, offer functionalities that are not commonly found in the sound bar market. Bearing these in mind, it is definitely worth considering for anyone seeking to enhance their home entertainment setup.
If you want anything better than this, don't get a sound bar. Who is this for? - Movie watchers who enjoy being "enveloped" in the movie at close to theater level loudness, - Mixed content consumers (Youtube, hulu etc.) - Casual music listeners - Gamers who want explosions to rattle them Who is this not for: - Anyone who lives in an apartment (Unless you're in VERY good with the neighbors) - Audio purists, Serious music listeners Speaker System reviews are highly subjective and audio listening experience varies drastically on several factors including environment ( a room and all objects in the room have resonate and reflective frequencies just like different materials reflect different colors of light), sound signature preferences and source material. I'm just stating my personal opinion and experience. Overall Rating A- ( For the purpose ) Sub-woofers: Overall rating: B+ Sub-bass 0-50hz: C ( Usually low rumbling or just shaking, often not even audible, thuds, explosion aftershock ) Bass: A+ (Drum beats, explosion rattle ) Mid Bass: C ( Low end of male vocals usually, deep non bass instruments) Let's start off with bass first since most people looking to buy this product probably want to know about this most (especially with the two sub-woofers). I purposely chose the dual 8 inch sub model because I thought that it would help round off the listening experience versus the 10inch model and it's less expensive as a bonus. Most sound bars suffer from mid bass drop off due to the driver size in the sound bar. The sound bars typically have less than 4" drivers, while Mid bass drivers sound best around 5.5" to 6.5". To me there is a "Golden sound" to speaker systems and it does involve a significant amount of mid bass. This is the type of sound signature that really shines in tracks like 1979 by the smashing pumpkins and Everlong by Foo Fighers. While the sub drivers to kind of help with the mid bass issue, it's not a cure-all, it can cause a confusing sound stage having part of the vocals come from one area and the rest from another. Mid bass is tricky to get perfect. Listening on quality studio or standing floor speakers to the tracks "Lucille" by Kenny Rogers or the Contrabass saxophone in "Have a Lucky Day" or "Cure for Pain" by Morphine is not even comparable to the synthesized sub bass on these speakers. What I'm trying to say is real mid-bass is magical when properly balanced (unbalanced makes vocals sound muddy). These subs are great for movie watchers and upbeat music. The subs pack good a punch, you can get a slight back massage or move medium size items in the room, but it's not earth shattering/head rattling like high powered 15/12 inch subs that makes it seem like the apocalypse. I would say these are perfectly suited for drum kick bass and explosions. For being ported, these subs do a good job of staying tonal and agile but there is noticeable "port hum" which caused by the resonate frequency and size of box port. It's not specific to this speaker system, all ported boxes suffer from this flaw. Although because it does such a great job of still being tonal I don't ding it any points and the engineers made the right choice because ported boxes generally output at-least 1.5x more sound than sealed boxes but at the expense of the port distortion. You literally get more "bang" for your buck with a ported sub-woofer. With the 8" sub woofer there is no sub-bass unfortunately. One track I used to test this was "Ritz107" by Fischerspooner. At 3:20ish the whole room should be shaking but I could tell the low end cutoff was set high for these subs (Possible around 25-35hz) as those frequencies were completely missing. That's not surprising considering they're just 8" woofers on a digital crossover but a little disappointing. At first I was a little worried about having two sub-woofers due to phase interference but it wasn't an issue. If anyone has issues try changing the angle of the sub or move it a few feet and you're good. Side speakers: A I'm glad that these speakers are beefier than most side speakers and think they sound great. Positioning can be tricky as with any surround speaker Remote: A High quality back lit remote with lots of features and memorization. Vocal tonal balance and fidelity: B I want to give an "A" but due to the lack of mid bass which haunts most sound bars I cannot, However the vocals are extremely well balanced for this setup. You'll be able to crank up the volume on this sound system without the fear of sharp vowel sounds from "A"s and "E"s and enjoy listening even more at high volumes rather than shreaking. I appreciate the engineers choice in acoustic cone and cabinet material as well as digital processing which are the primary reason for this balance. This is why I say it's great for multi content consumption because its subdued enough to where it's not going to annoy your ears or cause fatigue. But they are slightly too subdued for my taste. My favorite tweeter dome material has to be silk, but these sound more like a Mylar or composite plastic (haven't checked what they are). If they are silk dome then the "E"s and "S" are extremely subdued and something is wrong. Frequency Response, Power curve: A Frequency response is a tricky question. A power curve is the amplification level map per frequency for a given volume setting. Humans don't perceive audio linearly, this is why Fletcher Munson curves exist that are supposed to map perceived loudness to frequency and SPL. Also lower frequencies take exponentially more power to produce the same perceived loudness as higher frequencies. These speakers have a great power curve for average listeners and starts to really fill room out after 30. If you're listening below 30 and want a fuller sound, the "stereo" and "night" modes should help out Sound Processing, Sound Stage: A- Good amount of options for sound buffs, could be tricky for noobs but the simple "Game", "Movie" buttons help out a lot. It's good that there's an option to disable sound processing altogether. The noise floor is almost non-existent compared to other speaker systems. I feel like that to achieve such a low noise floor there must have been some sound processing algorithm applied that also impedes vocal fidelity as a consequence. That's just my hunch. Sound stage is great for movies and good for music. During movies my wife was looking around when bullets flew by and when listening to songs it sound like you're in a medium size cafe about 15 feet from a 30 foot wide stage. How I would improve this product: Increase the surface area on the center drivers to compensate for the driver size and help fill the mid bass gap, then remove the 8" sub line and only sell 10" subs because the 8" frequency range has too much crossover with low end vocals which convolutes the sound stage. Possibly add a sealed sub alternative option. I graded my listening experience for a few songs: "Heart of Gold" - Neil Young : B "Under the Milky Way Tonight" - The Church : A "The Killing Moon" - Echo and the Bunnymen : B (Stereo mode, bass @ 2) "Lifes Been Good" - Joe Walsh : B "Piano Man" - Billy Joel : B "Rocket Man" - Elton John : A+ "Hotel California" The Eagles A "Safety Dance" - Men Without Hats : B- "Walk Like an Egyptian" - The Bangles : C The biggest drawback for music is the port hum (not noticeable for people who don't know to listen for it) due to the ported design, but it's better for movies. Hopefully this review helps someone!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2019 by J. Reiter J. Reiter
I first heard news that this model was coming out back in February or March and bought it almost as soon as it came out this past summer. Before purchasing my 2019 Nakamichi Shockwafe Elite 7.2.4 DTS-X/Atmos unit, I spent months researching a soundbar to buy. My dad has a Sonos system and spent somewhere between $1400 and $1600 for two satellite speakers, a soundbar and a subwoofer. The neat thing about that system is how easy it is to group speakers together. Well, I had a budget and I wanted the best possible sound for as cheap as possible. This model is for sure not cheap, but it is definitely not the most expensive. I looked at other brands and wanted something that would connect to Google Assistant. Alexa is cool and all, but IMO Google is better. Well, unfortunately there were not many soundbars with both great quality sound and an assistant - reviews were a bit mixed. So I went for this one. Pros: - Sound is spectacular, especially movies. - The different audio modes work well. - Lots of options and customization is nice although can be a bit much. - Lip sync buttons are nice and useful when some apps tend to have latency. - Set up was quick and easy. - Online help and documents are easy to find. Even when debugging issues, Nakamichi does a great job. - Customer support is quick and helpful. I had a defective subwoofer circuit board which prevented right back satellite speaker from working. Got it replaced in 1 to 2 days and has not stopped working. - CEC support is nice, but can be troublesome sometimes with Nvidia Shield. More below. - Samsung TV and Shield work nice together. Can turn on TV and everything comes on (could be problematic - see below). Also, can turn on Shield and everything comes on with it. - 4k passthrough works great. - ARC works well for retrieving audio when tv is using other inputs for video. - Having 2 subs is great!!! I encourage this option for anyone!! - Satellite speakers work great!! Wish I got the 9.2.1 for best experience. Cons: - With CEC, when trying to turn on the TV and use a different soundbar input, sometimes the Shield randomly decides to take over. Might be more of a Shield problem. - There is a 3 or 4 second lag when audio first starts playing. I wish there was no lag, but this is caused by changing audio formats. On the Shield, I believe it uses DTS as primary output, but then may switch to another format when video starts playing with Netflix or Plex. This delay is super annoying, especially when I have to pause. I often find myself rewinding just so I can catch the words being missed. I think this problem would not exist for (disc movies) like with blu-ray players or gaming consoles, since formats don't change suddenly. - No support for Google Assistant or Alexa. - Lacks Wifi connection for streaming. Bluetooth is nice though, but never use it because I carry my phone wherever I go. - Music using the audio jack and Chromecast audio just doesn't get as loud as through HDMI devices, even with volume up to 36 or 38. I usually max it to 28 or 30 when watching a movie. It sounds great, don't get me wrong, but it might be a limitation for the audio jack. - The Music, Movie, Game, and Direct buttons are nice, but I wish there wasn't so much customization sometimes. What do I set Direct to anyways? Do I really need to be an audio engineer to figure out when to use Native, Dolby Upmix, or Dolby Surround? Would my wife figure this out without me? There are 2 preset buttons which might help, but I haven't bothered with them yet. Overall I love this device, but I wish it was faster when switching audio formats and more modern. It needs to have internet capabilities and smart assistants. Also, it would be great if there was a mobile app to configure the soundbar. These few features alone would put it off the charts and make the soundbar an unbeatable competitor.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2019 by Brandon
This is an awesome small home theater system for the money however out the box it doesn’t sound all that great and I actually didn’t use it for a year or so cause TV speakers sounded better. One day I decided to mess with the remote (remote only complaint I have ) After dialing this system in and going thru taken the time to change all the settings. This thing sounds awesome. You really have to play with a minimum of 20-30 settings to get it right but once you do this thing rocks. Love that it has a room size feature which is one of the buttons that made it a game changer. Worth every penny. Just wish the remote didn’t have so many options. Mid, treb, bass and Vol that’s all I need in a remote (ok maybe surround or not). I don’t need 50 buttons. If your buying Dolby than just have it on. Do we really need 10 buttons for Game, sports, music, TV, Movie just make it sound good when your watching any of them.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025 by David P. David P.