hi i want to use very wide dispersion in ceiling speakers to use

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  • markyboy56
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    • Jan 2018
    • 25

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    hi i want to use very wide dispersion in ceiling speakers to use

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    i want to use very wide dispersion in ceiling atmos effect in ceiling speakers
    that sound incredible from above
    where you can hear every fine detail effect from above that sound holographic
    with a complete 3d field bubble effect all around you

    i was thinking either monitor audio 380 idc or kef 200rr thx or klipsh cdt-5800-c 2 version or any other in ceiling speaker that would do an even better task for what i asked for

    i asked dolby laboroties whats ideal to use they said choose in ceiling speakers with the following effect
    In general, when choosing overhead speakers, our general direction for overheads is the following
    my room is 20 feet wide 11 feet depth 15 feet height

    Ideally timbre matched to the listener level speakers
    Ideally power matched to the listener level speakers
    Ideally as wide of frequency performance as possible with bass signals redirected to the LFE
    High diffusion (plus/minus 45 degrees) for ceilings 8 to 15 feet high

    so what do you all recommend to use

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