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#6928 - 10/11/02 09:21 PM Speaker positioning
bochaton Offline
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Registered: 09/02/01
Posts: 2
Loc: Folsom, CA
One of my favorate features of my 1050 is the rear channel. I love being completely enveloped by my surround sound. Which brings to a huge dilema!

I will be moving into a house next year and the wiring has been done for a typical 5.1 structure with the speaker connections at the ceiling.

Firstly what are people's thoughts with the speakers being at the cieling vs floor standing?

And more importantly what should I do with the rear channel speaker? By placing the rear speaker behind the couch with the surround left/right rears in the cieling will totally distort the sound?

Any suggestions?

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#6929 - 10/12/02 01:29 AM Re: Speaker positioning
Owl's_Warder Offline
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Registered: 06/29/01
Posts: 894
Loc: Grants Pass, OR
I suppose it depends on the speakers you have. I actually have my rear surrounds on the ceiling. Since they are Boston Acoustics VRS Micro's (diffuse-field surrounds) they create a nice rear sound field which my rear center (being directly behind the couch) compliments nicely. Works pretty well for me!

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#6930 - 10/13/02 10:18 AM Re: Speaker positioning
DMC Offline
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Registered: 05/07/02
Posts: 78
Loc: Mullica Hill, NJ
I learned some things from this site that bossobass posted on another thread;hope it helps.
http://www.telarc.com/surround/sacd.asp?mscssid=6g6ljsomrjs92pa80605gt09xf#loudspeaker

DmC

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