The questionspeople ask first.

Yes. Real Dolby Atmos®, real Dolby TrueHD, real Dolby Digital, at full 24-bit, 192 kHz resolution. This isn't a soundbar's impression of surround, bounced off your walls and hoping you can't tell the difference. These are real speakers, in real positions, each one driven by its own amplifier, arriving in perfect sync.Yes. Real Dolby Atmos®, real Dolby TrueHD, real Dolby Digital, at full 24-bit, 192 kHzresolution. This isn't a soundbar's impression of surround, bounced off your walls andhoping you can't tell the difference. These are real speakers, in real positions, eachone driven by its own amplifier, arriving in perfect sync.

Your transmitter connects to the TV over HDMI (eARC or ARC), turns the audio into data, and sends it straight into the wiring already behind your walls. Each receiver plugs into any outlet, pulls its own channel back off that wiring, amplifies it, and sends it to the speaker it's wired to.Your transmitter connects to the TV over HDMI (eARC or ARC), turns the audio intodata, and sends it straight into the wiring already behind your walls. Each receiverplugs into any outlet, pulls its own channel back off that wiring, amplifies it, andsends it to the speaker it's wired to.

The wiring carries the signal. The receiver does the work. The outlet's just where it connects, nothing more.The wiring carries the signal. The receiver does the work. The outlet's just where itconnects, nothing more.

No. A powerline adapter moves internet data between two points. AUDIO Cu moves real, multi-channel audio, up to ten channels at once, synchronized tightly enough that picture and sound never drift apart.No. A powerline adapter moves internet data between two points. AUDIO Cu movesreal, multi-channel audio, up to ten channels at once, synchronized tightly enoughthat picture and sound never drift apart.

Not for the sound. Your audio never touches Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, it travels over the wiring already in your walls. Bluetooth's only job is pairing the app and handling control. However crowded your network is, wherever your router sits, none of it touches how this sounds.Not for the sound. Your audio never touches Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, it travels over thewiring already in your walls. Bluetooth's only job is pairing the app and handlingcontrol. However crowded your network is, wherever your router sits, none of ittouches how this sounds.

Almost certainly. It works across multiple circuit breakers, multiple electrical legs, and junction boxes, on 120V or 240V, 50 or 60 Hz. Any standard outlet. No dedicated circuit, no electrician, no rewiring.Almost certainly. It works across multiple circuit breakers, multiple electrical legs, andjunction boxes, on 120V or 240V, 50 or 60 Hz. Any standard outlet. No dedicatedcircuit, no electrician, no rewiring.

Cement, brick, flat roofs, none of it matters, because the signal's traveling through your wiring, not through the air.Cement, brick, flat roofs, none of it matters, because the signal's traveling throughyour wiring, not through the air.

Yes. Any wired speaker or subwoofer with positive and negative terminals works, any brand, any model, mixed and matched however you want. Each receiver also has a pre-out, so a powered subwoofer or an external amp works too.Yes. Any wired speaker or subwoofer with positive and negative terminals works, anybrand, any model, mixed and matched however you want. Each receiver also has apre-out, so a powered subwoofer or an external amp works too.

Up to ten channels per system, anything from a simple 2.0 stereo pair to a full 9.1 setup, including Dolby Atmos up to 7.1.2. Run more than one system in the house and you can reach 32 channels total.Up to ten channels per system, anything from a simple 2.0 stereo pair to a full 9.1setup, including Dolby Atmos up to 7.1.2. Run more than one system in the houseand you can reach 32 channels total.

One transmitter, six receivers, one for center, left, right, rear left, rear right, and the subwoofer. One transmitter per system. One receiver per speaker.One transmitter, six receivers, one for center, left, right, rear left, rear right, and thesubwoofer. One transmitter per system. One receiver per speaker.

One HDMI cable from the TV to the transmitter. One receiver per speaker, wired to the terminals, plugged into the nearest outlet. Then the app. That's it.One HDMI cable from the TV to the transmitter. One receiver per speaker, wired tothe terminals, plugged into the nearest outlet. Then the app. That's it.

No tools beyond what it takes to connect a wire to a terminal. No contractor. No holes.No tools beyond what it takes to connect a wire to a terminal. No contractor. Noholes.

Yes. Nothing gets drilled, cut, or permanently attached, nothing about your rental changes. When you move out, the system moves with you.Yes. Nothing gets drilled, cut, or permanently attached, nothing about your rentalchanges. When you move out, the system moves with you.

Either one. Volume works right from your TV remote. The app handles everything else, per-channel DSP presets, Dolby listening modes, bass management, the full equalizer, even across more than one system if you've got more than one.Either one. Volume works right from your TV remote. The app handles everythingelse, per-channel DSP presets, Dolby listening modes, bass management, the fullequalizer, even across more than one system if you've got more than one.

Through an authorized dealer, that's it. Find one near you, or sign up for the launch notice and we'll tell you the day listings go live.Through an authorized dealer, that's it. Find one near you, or sign up for the launchnotice and we'll tell you the day listings go live.