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This would actually be a fairly easy option for me to do. Are you referring to having that half of the room on a floating floor like that or just the actual listening area where the chairs are located?

I'm lookin for more "noticeable" bass. I can feel+hear it no problem upstairs, the water in the toilet bowl vibrates on the 2nd floor...so i'm thinking along the lines of you guys that it has a lot to do with my placement and not so much my subs/settings themselves...I'm going to try to move around the room and find the "Sweet spot" tomorrow

I am looking for front high, as the actual area/wall the tv is on is a little smaller then the rest of the room due to it being next to a bathroom so front wide would be unnoticeable i believe....I can easily run wire into the ceiling so im hoping to get speakers that are mountable as well?

Those RB-81s are pretty massive - im not sure how i'd get those mounted properly? I could see if my friend could create a mount to get them secured to the ceiling through the bottom mounts of the speaker. Any others in the same family of speakers you would suggest? Thanks again

Good evening! My home theatre room is in my basement, which means a carpeted cement floor, and 2 of the walls are exterior so they are the big cinder blocks...both of which have a big impact on bass as far as I can tell. When I had my main setup on a 2nd floor with no cement around the room at all, 1 sub was more then sufficient but now by being in a basement, even 2 subs+decent speakers can't seem to pump out much rumbling. I have 2 subs currently (sub12 and RW12d) and i am looking to add a 3rd. I have tried to adjust them as much as possible to have a deep but not punchy sound to them and I am still not satisfied. The room in question is approximately 15x30, with the couch being in the center of the room (15' away from the tv) - do you guys think 2 subs should be more then enough or would 3 seem reasonable? furthermore should I be trying to have all of the same subs or is mixing+matching ok? I can get a good deal on a few different subs currently (XW-500d for $400, RW12d $279, and a SW450 for $180) Also, I am slightly confused by the 2 subs I have currently because it seems the lowerend/cheaper sub (the sub12) has deeper bass output then the RW12d does - does that seem right or do i have some other factors at play here? I'm basically looking for what will integrate the best and get me the most impact with my current system. Thanks for any help and ideas, I greatly appreciate it!

Good evening! I am in the process of adding the front height channels for a 9.2 setup, and am hoping somebody can point me in the right direction as far as speaker choice goes for the 2 additional front speakers? First off, my current setup consists of Receiver - Onkyo TX-NR3007 Center - Ref IV RC52 Front L/R - Rev IV RF82s Sides - RS-42s Backs - RS-42s Sub 1 - Sub12 Sub 2 - RW 12d Now, I can't seem to find much/any official documentation on what type of speakers should be used for those 2 additional front channels (direct, bipole, dipole). Can somebody who has experience with a 9.2 setup give me some suggestions please? Would it be best to get speakers from the same series of speakers or would it not be much of a difference? for example, a pair of RS-42s to match my current side/backs cost about $275-300 shipped or I could also pickup a pair of ws-24s for $300 but i'm not sure if its "ok" to mix different speaker lines like that... Thanks for any and all help/ideas/suggestions guys - I really appreciate it!