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The same user found the height speaker levels were initially set too low out of the box, requiring manual adjustment on the receiver before the Atmos effect became noticeable. This suggests the SKH-410 may underperform without deliberate calibration.

@massimodecimomeridio6031

Saving this video, I took a look at the configuration on my Onkyo TX RZ 730, I noticed that I had the speaker levels, especially the Onkyo atmos enabled ones, too low, I made the necessary changes and....... damn, it's a whole different world, I think I need to re-watch all the 4k blu rays I had already seen 😮😮😮P.S. I put the plugs under the Onkyo 😂😂, writing from Italylaunch

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February 3, 2026

A prospective buyer considering the SKH-410 for height channels expressed nervousness about upward-firing speakers, noting that some listeners dislike this approach. This reflects broader hesitation around upfiring technology rather than confirmed dissatisfaction with this specific unit.

@MaxRichardsonMusic

Hey mate! Hope you’re good - your videos are super helpful, thank you. \n\nConsidering these units to start an Atmos setup in my front room. Just wondering if you’d still recommend them to add a bit of height? I’m a bit nervous of the upfirers because some hate them, but your room looks about the same size as mine!launch

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July 2, 2025

One commenter asked whether the SKH-410 sound loud and bassy or thin and tinny during music playback, comparing them unfavorably to old Sony speakers, but no confirming answer appears in the available comments. This leaves the module's music performance unverified.

@BobbyDeniroX

Hey man do they sound loud and bassy with music? \nDo they sound tinny with music?\nBecause my old Sonys did but they were 20 year old modelslaunch

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November 9, 2024