Greetings. I've been lurking for a while and I'm looking for guidance on diy designs which will work well as high front speakers for Dolby Atmos. I can drive 4-8 ohm speakers (marantz 7010). They'll be close to the ceiling and mounted on the wall so I'm looking for a design that's front ported and kind of near field, pointed to the 3 seat couch that's only 8 feet away from the tv and about 10 feet from the wall.
I'm currently using two of the satellites from a Logitech z5500 but they don't sound well with the Sony full tower speakers front speakers, requiring the sub to take over at a high 150 Hz. Something which can reach down to 80 Hz would probably be enough but 60 Hz would be preferable. It's a very small room so they don't need wide dispersion.
I can cut and build cabinets, cut driver openings, I can build a crossover, but I can't really design a speaker from scratch. Are there any design suggestions of full designs that'd work well?
I'm currently using two of the satellites from a Logitech z5500 but they don't sound well with the Sony full tower speakers front speakers, requiring the sub to take over at a high 150 Hz. Something which can reach down to 80 Hz would probably be enough but 60 Hz would be preferable. It's a very small room so they don't need wide dispersion.
I can cut and build cabinets, cut driver openings, I can build a crossover, but I can't really design a speaker from scratch. Are there any design suggestions of full designs that'd work well?
Ideally need to figure out the angles and desired polar response of each location. Are you familiar with this?: https://www.dolby.com/us/en/technol...tmos-home-theater-installation-guidelines.pdf
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