- Does the SB-600 really produce Dolby Atmos?
- Yes. It decodes Dolby Atmos and uses two up-firing drivers in a 5.1.2 layout. The height effect is noticeable but subtler than on bars with dedicated rear speakers.
- Does it support 4K HDR passthrough?
- The two HDMI ports support eARC and audio return, but Monoprice does not advertise 4K HDR passthrough. Connect sources straight to the TV and use eARC for audio.
- Can I add rear speakers?
- No. The SB-600 is a fixed 5.1.2 system with no expansion ports for surrounds. Buy a bar with a wireless surround kit if you want rear channels.
- How does it compare with a Sonos or Samsung bar?
- It costs far less and includes a subwoofer, but it lacks app EQ, room calibration, Wi-Fi streaming and voice assistants. Sound refinement and dialogue clarity favor the bigger brands.
- What is in the box?
- The soundbar, wireless subwoofer, remote, power cables, HDMI cable and wall-mount hardware. An optical cable is not always included, so check before setup.
- Is it good for music?
- It is serviceable for casual listening, but the tuning favors movies. Stereo imaging is narrow and Bluetooth 4.2 limits streaming quality.
- Where is the Monoprice SB-600 Dolby cheapest?
- At raptorsupplies.com, for $376.93, 35% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Monoprice SB-600 Dolby?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Monoprice, raptorsupplies.com, eBay, Monoprice.com, PCNation.