Noise Homestage 5.2.4 700W Dolby Atmos

It delivers 700W of peak output power across the soundbar, two subwoofers and two rear satellite speakers.

Three front and two rear channels, two dedicated subwoofers and four up-firing height channels. The height channels sit on the soundbar and the rear satellites, so overhead sound arrives from both the front and the back of the room.

The soundbar carries four 2” drivers and two 52x75mm drivers. Each rear satellite carries four 2” drivers. The two subwoofers use 6.5” drivers.

Yes, each rear satellite pairs with the soundbar over a wireless link. They still need to be plugged into a power outlet using the supplied adapter.

Two subwoofers spread the low end evenly across the room, so bass stays consistent wherever you are seated instead of building up in corners.

Yes, it carries official True Dolby Atmos certification and uses four physical up-firing drivers to deliver overhead effects.

Three EQ modes: Movie, Music and News.

Yes, there is a dedicated 12-level bass and treble adjustment, plus RVOL +/- to set the rear satellite volume independently.

Noise Homestage 5.2.4 comes in Black and Silver, both in a matte metallic finish.

Soundbar, 2 subwoofers, 2 wireless satellite speakers, remote control, power cord, 2 power adapter, AUX cable and user manual.

Place the soundbar below your TV, position the two subwoofers on either side (left and right) of the soundbar ensuring they do not touch the walls, and Place the rear satellite speakers directly beside your seating position on either side , elevated to ear level when seated with about a metre away on either side. Then connect power to the main subwoofer, link the second subwoofer, connect the soundbar, and power the satellites.

Connect the power cable to the AC IN port on the main subwoofer and then to a wall outlet. Connect the secondary subwoofer connector into the Bass OUT port of the main Subwoofer. From the main subwoofer, connect the DC lead to DC IN on the soundbar and the subwoofer connector lead to the soundbar’s Bass OUT port.

The satellites are powered separately. Connect each adapter to the satellite’s DC IN port, then plug it into a power outlet. They do not connect physically to the soundbar or the subwoofers.

1. Plug in the soundbar so it sits in standby. Turn on the rear satellites; their indicators blink slowly to show they are ready to pair. Now turn on the soundbar, the LED will become steady in a while, meaning it's connected. 
2. If not connected, then enter the soundbar in stand by mode,  double-press the Pair button on the back of each satellite until the LED blinks rapidly, then turn on the soundbar. The satellites connect automatically and the indicators turn solid.

A slow blue blink means the satellite is not connected to the soundbar. A fast blue blink means it is in pairing mode. Solid blue means it is connected.

No. Once paired, they reconnect automatically within about 5 seconds each time they are switched on.

The soundbar enters standby automatically once powered. Press the Power button on the soundbar or the remote to switch it on.

Connect an HDMI cable from the soundbar’s HDMI (e-ARC) port to the HDMI e-ARC or ARC port on your TV. Press the Mode button on the remote to select HDMI (e-ARC), then set your TV’s sound output to HDMI or External Speaker.

Use an HDMI (e-ARC) or Optical connection with compatible Atmos content. In your TV’s audio settings, set Digital Audio Output to Auto, Bitstream or Pass-Through, and Audio Format to Dolby Atmos or Auto. The soundbar display scrolls “Dolby Atmos” once the format is detected.

Connect a cable from your TV’s Optical Out port to the soundbar’s OPTICAL input. In your TV’s audio settings, select External Speaker or Optical and set digital audio output to Dolby Atmos or Auto. Press Mode until OPT appears on the display.

Press Mode repeatedly until “BT” flashes on the display. Open the Bluetooth settings on your device, search and select “Noise Homestage 5.2.4”. The BT indicator stops flashing and stays steady once connected.

Bluetooth v5.3, with a wireless range of 8 to 10 metres.

Insert the USB drive into the soundbar’s USB port and press Mode until “USB” appears. Playback starts automatically. The drive must contain MP3 files, as other audio formats are not supported.

Press Mode until the display reads “AUX”. Connect one end of the 3.5mm AUX cable to your device’s audio-out jack and the other to the soundbar’s AUX port.

HDMI (e-ARC/ARC), Optical, USB, AUX and Bluetooth v5.3.

Connect the soundbar to the TV first via the ARC/eARC port, and then connect the set-top box to one of the TV's regular HDMI ports or other available HDMI ARC/eARC port. 

Press the EQ control to cycle between Movie, Music and News.

There are 12 levels of adjustment each. BASS+ and BASS- fine-tune the subwoofer output, TRE+ and TRE- fine-tune the treble.

Yes, use RVOL+ and RVOL- on the remote to set the rear satellite volume independently of the main volume.

A digital display, Power, Mode, Play/Pause, Volume Down/Previous and Volume Up/Next.

In Bluetooth and USB modes, press and hold Volume Up/Next or Volume Down/Previous for 2 seconds to move between tracks.

Place the soundbar centred below your TV. Place the subwoofers near a wall or corner for fuller, more consistent bass, making sure they do not touch the walls. Place the rear satellites at ear level relative to your seated position, roughly 3 feet (1 metre) away on either side of the seating area.

The up-firing drivers reflect sound off the ceiling, so a flat, hard ceiling gives the strongest overhead effect. Keep the soundbar and satellites clear of shelves or cabinets directly above them.

Yes. Screw the plastic wall-mount bracket to the back of the rear speakers, align the mounting bracket screws on the wall, and slide the speakers down into place until they lock firmly. Check that there is no shaking or wobbling in the hardware.

Use a dry or slightly damp soft cloth. Avoid chemical cleaners.

Do not open or dismantle the housing, as there are no user-serviceable parts inside. Keep vents clear with at least 20cm of clearance above and 5cm at the sides. Keep the system away from liquids, heat, direct sunlight, dust and magnetic fields, and do not stack it on amplifiers. Always pull the plug directly rather than the cord.

Check that the correct input is selected on the soundbar and that your TV’s sound output is set to HDMI or External Speaker.

Make sure you are using an HDMI (e-ARC) or Optical connection with Atmos-compatible content, and that your TV’s Digital Audio Output is set to Auto, Bitstream or Pass-Through with Audio Format set to Dolby Atmos or Auto.

A slow blink means the satellite has not connected. Press Power on the soundbar so it enters standby, double-press the Pair button on the back of the satellite until the LED blinks rapidly, then switch the soundbar on again. The light turns solid once paired.

Check that it is connected to the main subwoofer through its dedicated connector, and that the main subwoofer is plugged into a working wall outlet.

Yes. The system shifts to standby after 30 minutes of inactivity and wakes instantly on an audio signal or a press of the Power button.

Stay within 8 metres of the soundbar and aim within a 45° angle of the front sensor. Check for obstacles, avoid using other IR remotes nearby, and replace the AAA batteries if needed.

Long-press the RESET button for more than 5 seconds. This clears all pairing memory and restores factory defaults.

Please raise a support ticket at support.gonoise.in.

Yes, there is a 1-year manufacturing warranty from the date of delivery of the product.

You can register your warranty at https://www.gonoise.com/pages/warranty-registration