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Noise is stepping into the home audio market in India with its new Homestage range of soundbars. The lineup is designed for living rooms, with the flagship model focusing on immersive Dolby Atmos audio. It also brings a mix of wired and wireless components aimed at creating a fuller home theatre setup.

Noise Homestage specifications and features

Noise Homestage 5.2.4
Noise Homestage 5.2.4

Leading the lineup is the Noise Homestage 5.2.4, a 700W Dolby Atmos system built around five front channels, two dedicated subwoofers and four up-firing height channels. The setup is designed to create a three-dimensional sound field, with audio positioned around and above the listener.

The system includes two wired 6.5-inch subwoofers for bass output and two wireless rear satellite speakers. A single HDMI eARC connection can carry full-quality Dolby Atmos audio from a compatible TV, while Bluetooth 5.3 allows users to connect smartphones and other devices for music and podcasts. Optical, USB and AUX inputs are also available.

Users can adjust the sound to suit their preferences through dedicated 12-level bass and treble controls. The soundbar has a matte metallic finish and is offered in Black and Silver. The range also includes the Homestage 2.1 with a dedicated subwoofer and the Homestage 5.1, which delivers 500W Dolby Atmos audio with wired rear satellite speakers.

Noise Homestage price and availability

The Noise Homestage range is now available through Noise’s official website in India. Prices start at Rs 4,999 for the Homestage 2.1 90W, while the Homestage 3.2 200W costs Rs 8,999.

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The Homestage 5.1 500W Dolby Atmos is priced at Rs 14,999, while the flagship Homestage 5.2.4 700W Dolby Atmos costs Rs 24,999.

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