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• Noise has entered India’s home-audio segment with its new Homestage soundbar series.
• The lineup includes four models, ranging from 90W to 700W output.
• The flagship Homestage 5.2.4 supports Dolby Atmos and a 5.2.4-channel setup.
• The range starts at Rs. 4,999 and goes up to Rs. 24,999.
• The flagship model includes two subwoofers and wireless rear satellite speakers.
• All three models detailed by Noise support Dolby Atmos and wall mounting.

Noise has entered the home-audio market in India with its Homestage soundbar series. The company has launched four models for different room sizes and entertainment needs. The lineup starts with the Homestage 2.1 and goes up to the 700W Homestage 5.2.4. Alongside higher output, the premium model brings Dolby Atmos, dual subwoofers and wireless rear speakers.

Noise Homestage Soundbar Series Price in India

The Noise Homestage 2.1 is priced at Rs. 4,999. The Homestage 3.2 costs Rs. 8,999.

Meanwhile, the Homestage 5.1 carries a price tag of Rs. 14,999. The top-end Homestage 5.2.4 costs Rs. 24,999.

The Homestage 2.1 comes in Black. The Homestage 5.1 and 5.2.4 are available in Black and Silver.

The three models are currently available through the Noise India website. Noise has not yet confirmed the colour and availability details for the Homestage 3.2.

What Makes the Noise Homestage 5.2.4 Unique?

The Homestage 5.2.4 is the most advanced model in the new range. It delivers 700W of audio output through a 5.2.4-channel configuration.

The setup includes five front channels, two dedicated subwoofers and four up-firing height channels. As a result, it is designed to create a more immersive home theatre experience.

The soundbar also supports True Dolby Atmos. It comes with two wired 6.5-inch subwoofers and wireless rear satellite speakers.

For controls, the soundbar has touch-sensitive controls for power, mode, playback and volume. It also features a matte metallic finish.

Connectivity and Audio Controls

Noise has equipped the Homestage 5.2.4 with several wired and wireless connectivity options. These include HDMI with eARC/ARC, Optical, USB and AUX.

Bluetooth 5.3 is also available, with a claimed range of up to 10 metres.

Users can adjust the sound using dedicated bass and treble controls. The system offers 12 levels of adjustment for both.

This gives users more control over the audio output based on their content and listening preferences.

Noise Homestage 2.1 and Homestage 3.2

The Homestage 2.1 serves as the entry point to the series. It delivers 90W of output and includes a dedicated subwoofer.

It also offers four EQ modes. Meanwhile, the Homestage 3.2 steps up the output to 200W.

Noise has not provided the same level of detailed specifications for the Homestage 3.2 in the supplied information. However, it sits between the entry-level and higher-output models in the lineup.

Noise Homestage 5.1 Brings 500W Output

The Homestage 5.1 increases the output to 500W. It also adds rear satellite speakers to create a more immersive audio setup.

Noise has included different EQ modes for specific content types. These include dedicated modes for news, movies and music.

The company has also positioned the Homestage 5.1 as a more powerful option for users looking beyond basic soundbar setups.

Four Models for Different Home Audio Needs

With the Homestage series, Noise is offering four different configurations rather than a single soundbar.

The Homestage 2.1 targets users looking for a more affordable setup. The Homestage 3.2 increases the output, while the Homestage 5.1 adds rear speakers and 500W output.

At the top, the Homestage 5.2.4 combines 700W output with Dolby Atmos, dual subwoofers and four up-firing channels.

The three models detailed in the announcement are also wall-mountable. This gives buyers more flexibility when setting up the soundbar with their TV.