Nakamichi DRAGON vs Shockwafe Wireless

The Nakamichi Shockwafe Wireless represents a pared-down alternative to the Nakamichi DRAGON for those who don't need top-of-the-line specs without losing out on high output volumes. Both systems ship with dual subs as standard, though you can configure the DRAGON with up to four. Unsurprisingly, both bars can output massive amounts of bass, sometimes to the detriment of the rest of the frequency range, which is easily eclipsed. Both bars are well-built and feature HDMI 2.1 ports with 4k @ 120Hz passthrough. However, the DRAGON offers a slightly better surround and more bassy heft to Atmos (Height) performance, adding an extra layer of immersion to movies. It also offers greater customizability, thanks to its OSD interface. That said, the Shockwafe Wireless' Atmos performance rivals the DRAGON's. The Shockwafe Wireless is also compatible with Apple AirPlay, which makes it easier to incorporate into an iOS-centric household.