Well, I just bought a new house today. Signed the contract tonight!
This poses a new challenge to fit my gear into the space provided.
Like any first home buyer its not a palace, the lounge room measures 9ft x 11.5ft. Not huge.
This means that the one of the couches has to be placed against the rear wall (see drawing attached). I'm a bit concerned about the placement of the rear speakers in the new room. Since the couch is right against the wall I'll have to mount the rears right above the couch. I'm going to use my trusty Polk M3II that have been doing computer hifi duites for awhile. I belive the angle mount they provide might be a solution to the problem. If I do use the the Polk M3II angled towards the couch (not pointing downwards but angled) mounted high on the rear wall, might this be a good solution or is there something I can do better?
The surrounds are Polk RT25 's and are going to be mounted so they radiate directly outwards no tilt, is this a good idea too?
My Denon AVR-2805 does have a full auto setup with the mic but I don't want to compromise too much
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
This poses a new challenge to fit my gear into the space provided.
Like any first home buyer its not a palace, the lounge room measures 9ft x 11.5ft. Not huge.
This means that the one of the couches has to be placed against the rear wall (see drawing attached). I'm a bit concerned about the placement of the rear speakers in the new room. Since the couch is right against the wall I'll have to mount the rears right above the couch. I'm going to use my trusty Polk M3II that have been doing computer hifi duites for awhile. I belive the angle mount they provide might be a solution to the problem. If I do use the the Polk M3II angled towards the couch (not pointing downwards but angled) mounted high on the rear wall, might this be a good solution or is there something I can do better?
The surrounds are Polk RT25 's and are going to be mounted so they radiate directly outwards no tilt, is this a good idea too?
My Denon AVR-2805 does have a full auto setup with the mic but I don't want to compromise too much
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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