This powerful new Dolby Atmos soundbar has 14 speakers and a fabric design that's meant to blend into the room — and it comes from a brand-new company with Denon and Marantz heritage behind it
The Knit Form soundbar comes from a former Sound United product leader and is designed to blend in, not stand out
The Knit Form is a unique soundbar that stands out from its competitors with its 14-channel class D amplification and Dolby Atmos 5.1.2 capabilities. Designed by Joel Sietsema, a former senior product and brand leader at Denon and Marantz's parent company, Sound United, with the help of his wife, an interior designer, the soundbar is meant to blend seamlessly into a room rather than stand out.
Its fabric design, made of acoustically transparent Threadform material available in five colors, is intended to integrate with a room's decor. Priced at $999, the Knit Form offers a high-end audio experience in a stylish package.
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