The French speaker specialist has revealed its first Dolby Atmos-enabled speaker to Consumer Electronics Show-goers.

The additions to the French firm's Chora range, launched in September, include its first Dolby Atmos design. The Chora 826-D, Chora Center and Chora Surround make up the new home cinema offerings with the new Sub 600p subwoofer completing the launch line-up.

The headline-grabbing Chora 826-D is the new reference product for the range and is the first time that Focal has incorporated Dolby Atmos technology in a floorstanding loudspeaker. The Chora 826-D sports an upward-firing driver that delivers the height channels of the Atmos soundtrack.

Focal has designed the driver to direct the sound towards the ceiling at a carefully calculated angle so that it reflects around the entire room. 

The Chora Center, whose job it is to reproduce dialogue with exceptional clarity and precision, is available with an optional stand, but will equally be at home on an AV unit. Whereas, the Chora Surround can be easily wall-mounted and designed for rear- and side-channel action.

Finally, bringing the low-end to the party is the 600-watt Sub 600P subwoofer.

Just as their more established Chora stablemates, the newcomers to the range are equipped with Focal's Slatefiber cones which use a fusion of thermoplastic polymer and recycled non-woven carbon fibres. These are partnered by Chora exclusive aluminium-magnesium TNF tweeters. The sub, meanwhile, utilises a more substantial and more rigid Polyflex cone, better suited for delivering low-end impact.

Suggested retail pricing is TBC but will fit with the positioning of the Chora range, which launched last year and is available now from £600-£1299. Chora loudspeakers are offered in Black, Light Wood, and Dark Wood finishes.

For more information, head on over to Focal.