Test Tones 9.1.6 (16:17) TrueHD 7.With Dolby Atmos now available in a number of home theater receivers, speakers and preamps, it's possible to bring home the immersive surround sound format that was previously only available in select premium movie theaters. Unfortunately there still isn't much content. I'm in the process of testing a full Dolby Atmos system including a Marantz receiver and set of KEF R series speakers (ten of them, counting the subwoofer). And while I have a test disc with a few Dolby Atmos trailers and a music video, I've been hankering for some real content to put the system through its paces. So while we're waiting with bated breath for 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' to debut next month on Blu-ray in Dolby Atmos surround, and for next year's Diamond Luxe version of 'Gravity' to do the same, here's what's available now to put a Dolby Atmos-compatible home theater system through its paces.Īvailable in both 2D and 3D versions, the latest installment in the 'Transformers' franchise is nothing if not bombastic. While the plot may be as riddled with holes as the film itself is riddled with bullets, and the sound may get a bit cacaphonous at times, the movie does make for an impressive demo both visually and sonically, particularly in Dolby Atmos. You can check out our review of the disc here.

One scene that will fill your home theater from top to bottom, front to back and side to side is the final battle among men and machines. While transformers, humans, decepticons and dino-bots battle below, up in the sky an alien ship uses powerful electromagnets to suck up anything with ferrous metals, searching for the Seed (which is basically a powerful alien weapon).

Atmos demo disc