Klipsch Cinema 800

The Cinema 800 includes a wireless 10-inch subwoofer. That separate enclosure gives the system a different physical bass design from compact bars such as the Sony HT-S2000, which has built-in bass hardware. [Klipsch specification sheet](https://support.klipsch.com/hc/en-us/articles/5937257173140-Cinema-800-Specification-Sheet)

Yes, HDMI eARC is included for sending high-quality television audio back to the soundbar. The Cinema 800 also supports Dolby Atmos decoding and is built around a 3.1-channel bar with a dedicated center channel. [Klipsch product information](https://cms.klipsch.com/news/klipsch-raises-the-bar-with-cinema-dolby-atmos-sound-bars)

Klipsch introduced the Cinema 800 as part of its Cinema Dolby Atmos range in 2021. The launch announcement described it as a 48-inch soundbar paired with a 10-inch wireless subwoofer. [Klipsch announcement](https://cms.klipsch.com/news/klipsch-raises-the-bar-with-cinema-dolby-atmos-sound-bars)

The Cinema 800 uses a larger 48-inch bar and includes a separate wireless 10-inch subwoofer, while the Sony HT-S2000 is a more compact 3.1 soundbar with built-in bass. The Klipsch setup is therefore physically more substantial and emphasizes the impact of a dedicated subwoofer. [Klipsch specification sheet](https://assets.klipsch.com/product-specsheets/Cinema-800-51_Dolby-Atmos_Spec-Sheet_v01-1.pdf)