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Join Date: Jul 2007
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I would like to know which of the options below will (if any) have significantly different sound quality if crossovers are properly / well designed for each specific scenario.
The room is about 12' wide, 7' tall and 17' deep. I plan to do a CIH setup with a 100" x 42" 2.39:1 screen (pull-down). There is an existing recess (window, cannot be filled) behind planned screen location that measures 76" wide, 53" tall and 9" deep. I am particularly concerned about reduced sound quality as a result of mounting the speakers in the recess. If you had this space, would you choose:
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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a. will sound the same all the time, but take up space.
b. will sound the same all the time, best if you only have one eq preset. c. will sound very bright with the screen up if eq'd for sound with the screen down. If you have multiple eq presets this will work best for surround. edit: I'd lower the screen if i were you, i find half way between the floor and ceiling is best. |
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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I do only have room for one row of seating, so lowering the screen may be an option. The ceiling is only 7', however, so halfway puts the bottom of the screen only 1'9" off the floor which may be too low. I'll have to think about that one.
I do want something that works in general without much change... so I'll consider C out of the running. Thanks - Chris |
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If your screen is good like my Targa it is not a good idea to put speakers behind it. It is not transparent for sound.
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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slightly lower is not bad, our heads are put on our necks at an angle that prefers it....
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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It sounds like the sill mounted option with a lower screen may be a good possibility. I'm still not really sure whether the sill mounted speakers with all of the close boundaries justify the floor space. |
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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Could the speakers in position A be placed at the front edge of a short table (or perhaps on short stands at the front edge of a short table)?
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