No upfiring speakers for Dolby Atmos or DTS:X. Pricey. Of all Sony’s Bravia home theater gear for 2025, the new Theater System 6 (not to be confused with the new Theater Bar 6) is the strangest.

The Sony Bravia Theater Quad creates an unmatched home theater experience that utilizes four three-way speakers to deliver incredibly detailed sound and truly exceptional Dolby Atmos content.

In fact, an overview slide of Sony’s home theater audio range at a Sony unveiling event showed it slipping into a slot beneath the two-channel SF150 soundbar, which only costs around $140/£130!

The range includes two integrated systems – the Bravia Theatre Bar 6 and Bravia Theatre System 6 – alongside two optional add-ons in the form of the Bravia Theatre Rear 8 speakers, and Bravia Theatre ...

On top of Sony’s Bar 9 and Bar 8 carrying over this year, the company’s new additions to the BRAVIA Theater line includes a 3.1.2-channel soundbar, a full 5.1-channel home theater system, and ...

Bravia Theater System 6 We didn’t spend a lot of time with Sony’s new audio systems, but the brand's new 1,000-watt 5.1 surround system made the biggest impression.

The System 6 supports both Dolby Atmos and DTS:X as Sony's Vertical Surround Engine provides virtualized height channels. The subwoofer here is also different from what comes with the Bar 6.

Sony’s new soundbar adds to its impressive lineup of home theater solutions, including the ultra-sleek (and expensive) Bravia Theater Quad, which was one of our favorite audio releases from the ...

When the Sony HT-A9 launched back in 2021, it was a proposition like no other (as the old Sony slogan goes). Smaller and more versatile than a 5.1 surround sound system, but considerably more advanced ...

Sony India has unveiled its new SA-D40M2 home theater system, bringing powerful and immersive sound to living rooms at an attractive price point. The SA-D40M2 boasts a compact design with four ...