Home cinema changes (Dolby Atmos)

[ScarisRacer]

Ok, this is going to be a long shot, but here goes.

 

I'm thinking about majorly condensing down my home cinema setup. While the sound that comes from the Q Acoustics 2000 series speakers is fantastic, all I have currently connected up to the Onkyo TX-NR626 AV Receiver right now is a PS4 and an Xbox One, so I can't see the point of still using it. I did have a PS2, PS3 and a 360 connected to it before then, when I needed all of those connections.

I would like to change to a soundbar, but would one with Dolby Atmos built in work in the space I have (picture below)?

 

The reason I'm asking is because this room (and in fact the whole upstairs area) is a loft conversion, hence the angled ceiling. If it would work, the plan is to eventually get a lower TV stand (from IKEA of course) and a proper, bigger 4k HDR TV (either Samsung or LG or something).

[johnt]

Soundbars do not produce a pleasant sound IMO. I would avoid them like the plague. Your setup is already better than nearly all soundbars on the market.

 

Plus, Atmos with your sloping roofline is likely to produce mixed results. 

 

I say pick up a new hobby if you have some money burning a hole in your pocket. Moving to a soundbar doesn't seem worth it to me, and Atmos is questionable in your current configuration. 

[FmPhenom]

If you want proper sounding dolby atmos you are gonna have to spend cash. Soundbars will not correctly bounce the sound off of your angled ceiling.