In a 21 x 14 sized room I can easily mount rear surrounds (in a 5.1 system) on the rear wall (14') but how mad is this compared to moving them to the sides?
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In a 5.1 setup they are supposed to be on the sides app. 2 feet/60 cm above your ears.
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http://www.dts.com/Consumer_Electron...gurations.aspx
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As title says it all, which should I go with to use as rear surrounds? I have the Denon 2805 which is compatible with DPLIIx and will be using the DS6 as side surrounds for sure at about 2 feet above ear level when sitting down. The saving of $$ by going to DM600 can apply to my upgrade of fronts...10 October 2004, 20:56 Sunday -
I currently have a pair of CDM7NT's for my speakers with the matching CDMCNT center. I'm now trying to decide what to ad as my rear surrounds. I've been temporarily using my old paradigm bookshelfs some of the time because I have to set them up on a counter behind seating and run the wire across the... -
I have a pretty small living room - 12 x 12 - in which I now use a pair of Natalie P's in a two channel system which sound wonderful, but I am wanting to switch to a 5.1 HT setup to expand my movie listening. I will use the Natalie's as my main/front channels and was thinking of using a pair of cr... -
Hello...I have a couple questions for you guys and wodering if you can help me out here....I have a yamaha 5280 receiver...I have it hooked via my digital output coming out of my PC to digital imput in on receiver is this the best source or am I better off going analog signal???
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Does anyone have wall mounted small bookshelf speakers as rear surrounds and how do they sound? I was thinking of any examples but especially the B&W DM600s. Was considering this as a solution for limited room space and can't use in-wall speakers.
Thanks. Russ
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