Tonewinner AT-300 Processor 7.3.6/9.3.4 Channel Stereo Pre-Amplifier Black

Tonewinner AT-300 Processor 7.3.6/9.3.4 Channel Stereo Pre-Amplifier Black The AT-300 is a professional home theatre AV processor that supports the latest immersive audio formats, including Dolby Atmos, DTS:X (7.3.6 or 9.3.4) and smart phone app control. Designed and built by THX engineers for meticulous home cinema enthusiasts and featuring Tonewinner's room correction technology. In addition, the AT-300 pre-amplifier features loads of input and output options including balanced XLR, RCA, HDMI and Optical audio. Key Features: • Supports up to Dolby Atmos, DTS:X (7.3.6 or 9.3.4 ch) • 4K Ultra HD supporting HDMI 2.0, eARC, HDCP 2.2, HLG, HDR10+, DOLBY VISION & CEC • Premium 4K/60P video processor chipset by Panasonic (MN864788) • Dolby Surround, DTS Neural:X surround up-mixing mode, Multi-channel mode & Direct mode • HDMI 6 Inputs & 2 Outputs, RCA x 4, SPDIF COAXIAL x 2, SPDIF OPTICAL x 2 • Premium power supply, 24K gold plated XLR and RCA connectors, advanced chipset • PEQ adjustment (LCR: 11-Band, Surround 7-band, Subwoofer 5-band EQ adjustment) • Audiophile-grade Cirrus Logic CS42528 D/A Converter • Tonewinner Room Correction + 4 Sound Profile Setting • Includes high quality Tonewinner Room Correction mic • Supports high-resolution audio formats (FLAC, WAV, APE via USB, SD Card and PC Audio) • Supports Bluetooth audio streaming with App Control • Custom integration features: RS232, IR input, trigger output Dolby Atmos Take your home theatre experience into another world with Dolby Atmos. With Dolby Atmos' physically orientated three dimensional sound and height channel speakers, you'll enter into a world of audio realism like never before. Tonewinner was one of the first manufacturers in China to obtain official certification for Dolby Atmos, Dolby Digital, Dolby TrueHD and so on! DTS:X Like Atmos, DTS:X is the next-generation audio codec from DTS that leverages object-based audio to enable new audio experiences in immersion and interactivity. DTS:X also uses heig