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#Nakamichi 7.2 4 drivers#
#Nakamichi 7.2 4 driver#
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HDMI eARC: Via the HDMI-eARC connection, you can access Dolby Atmos, Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital, DTS:X, DTS-HD Master Audio, DTS-HD High-Resolution Audio, DTS Digital Surround, LPCM 7.1, LPCM 5.1, PCM 2.0ĭigital Optical/Coaxial: Dolby Digital, DTS Digital Surround, LPCM 2.0ĮQ Presets: Movie, Music, Game, Sports, News, Night, DSP Off Tip: The Subwoofers are wireless, but the satellite speakers connect to the subwoofers via an RCA connection as the subs house the amplifiers for the satellite speakers.

#Nakamichi 7.2 4 pro#

The Elite 7.2 eARC system includes two down-firing 8-inch subwoofers while the Pro 7.1 eARC system includes one 10-inch down-firing subwoofer.1 x 1” Silk Dome Surround Effects Tweeter (Each).

#Nakamichi 7.2 4 driver#

1 x 3” Extended Range Twin-Cone Driver (Each).

1″ Silk Dome Surround Effects Tweeters (2).

#Nakamichi 7.2 4 drivers#

2.75″ Extended Range Twin-Cone Drivers (6).

There are a total of 12 speaker drivers (excluding subwoofers) in both systems, distributed as follows: This is combined with enough power and other features that, similar to the Ultra 9.2 eARC, you would normally associate with a system consisting of an AVR and separate speakers. The system also provides lots of connection options, including HDMI-eARC, plus three additional HDMI inputs. Nakamichi ShockWafe Elite 7.2 Soundbar System However, the Elite 7.2 eARC includes two subwoofers, while the Pro 7.1 eARC includes one subwoofer. The Nakamichi ShockWafe Elite 7.2 and Pro 7.1 eARC systems include a 45-inch wide soundbar and two satellite speakers. Any differences will be noted within the following descriptions. NOTE: Features and specifications listed are mostly the same between the Elite 7.2 and Pro 7.1 eARC systems. Let’s dig a little deeper and find out if these new offerings might be the right home theater audio solution for you.

Nakamichi ShockWafe Pro 7.1 Soundbar Systemīoth soundbar systems include a lot of the same features as the flagship ShockWafe Ultra 9.2 eARC, but with slightly different speaker configurations and lower price points. Although audio cassettes seem to be making a return, it looks like Nakamichi has set its course in recent years to the high-end soundbar market.įollowing the release of its flagship ShockWafe Ultra 9.2 eARC Sound Bar System in the Spring of this year (2022), Nakamichi is now adding more models to its soundbar system line-up with the Nakamichi ShockWafe Elite 7.2 and ShockWafe Pro 7.1 eARC soundbar systems. Nakamichi's insane 9.2.Nakamichi used to be known for its high-end audio cassette decks, and many music fans long for the days of the Nakamichi Dragon. Although official pricing is only available for the US, Nakamichi offers global shipping via eBay. The Shockwafe 7.2 eARC is on track for a late September release and will retail for $1300 (around £1100 / AU$1880). Priced at $900 (around £760 / AU$1300), the Shockwafe Pro 7.1 eARC is available now. Like its sibling, the Shockwafe Elite 7.2 eARC includes upgraded drivers, Qualcomm aptX HD, eARC and three HDMI inputs. The system has a claimed total power output of 1000 watts. In addition to eARC with support for Dolby Atmos True HD and DTS:X, there are three HDMI inputs that can handle video sources with Dolby Vision HDR.įor those looking for more bass from their bar, the Shockwafe 7.2 eARC comes with dual 8-inch subwoofers delivering 450 watts of power and bass extension down to 25Hz.