How does Niro Work?

Niro Nakamichi designed the Niro System to emulate the sound experience in a movie theatre. No matter where you sit in a good movie theatre the sound experience is equally as good whether you are seated in the front, middle or back row and you can even be seated up against the side walls.

WHY: Movie theatres release sound using what is known as time delays and phasing techniques so that everyone has an equal listening experience.

Niro Systems work on the same premise and uses proprietary S.I.P. software originally designed by niro1.com to create the surround image using only the Surround Left and Right drivers (speakers).

Everything is controlled by a single compact 6 channel digital amplifier that has 4 digital and 2 analogue audio inputs.

Why is Niro different from all the other "Sound Bars"

SIMPLY PUT - NIRO WORKS! Niro Home Theatre Systems produces "TRUE 5.1 Channel Surround Sound" from Only One Speaker Enclosure & Sub.

The Niro Home Theatre Systems DO NOT RELY UPON REFLECTION FROM WALLS IN CREATING SURROUND IMAGING - therefore this makes the positioning of the Niro System compatible with any room design (corner, open-plan, great rooms etc.) and gives an equal listening experience no matter where you are seated.

Easy Set-up - It will take you more time to un-pack the Niro System than it will to install. No measuring wall or seating distances etc.

The single speaker can be placed below, on-top or above the TV without any loss of sound quality and surround effect.

How is the Niro System in 2-Channel?

Almost all Single Speaker Systems and many H.T.I.B. systems fall short on producing an acceptable 2-channel listening experience.

Niro Nakamichi did not want his customers to be forced to move to an alternative sound room or system to enjoy good 2-channel sound, therefore in 2007 he changed the entire line-up of Niro products and what you have today is what we call a "sit down, lights off, glass of wine & listen to your favourite 2-channel music system"

On the Niro1000 model Niro also installed 3 x 1" tweeters to enrich the 2-channel experience even further.

I have a Cable Box and Satalite Dish is this a problem?

No, not at all. The Niro processor has a total of 3 Optical In-Puts, 1 Coaxial and 2 analogue In-Puts, therefore you can hook-up your cable box, satellite receiver, Blue-Ray or DVD player and even that VHS tape deck and still have in-puts to spare for gaming systems or your MP3 Player.

What Set-Up is Required?

It will take you more time to un-pack the Niro System than it will to set-up and start enjoying the great sound. Simply plug the front speaker and sub cable into the back Niro processor, and then plug the power cord of the processor into the outlet.

All that is left now is to give the Niro its audio source.

My Room is very open how will the Niro sound?

Absolutely great! The Niro Home Theatre Systems DO NOT RELY UPON REFLECTION FROM WALLS IN CREATING SURROUND IMAGING - therefore this makes the positioning of the Niro System compatible with any room design (corner, open-plan, great rooms etc.) and gives an equal listening experience no matter where you are seated.

The single speaker can be placed below, on-top or above the TV without any loss of sound quality and surround effect.