teglude97

Thank you for the info! Do you have them mounted above the listening area so they are angled at the listener?

Well, I wish I could share a pic of the room...The house is just a concrete slab right now (we're building). The room is 15x25, but it's really about a 15x17 foot rectangle with an 8x6 hallway hanging off of it. The hallway part has sloped ceilings on either side and a window at the end. Ceilings are 9ft. Hope that all makes sense...

I can't answer your Atmos questions, but that receiver should be fine. If you do feel it's underpowered, you can try bumping up the crossover frequency on the 280f's. If you're not bi-amping, it doesn't matter which connectors you use. The speakers should have a gold bracket connecting the top and bottom connections. The bracket is removed for bi-amping.

Thank you for the quick replies!!! Should I mount them up high since they're angled down? For those that said the 140s are a bad choice, what would you recommend? I'm assuming bipoles would not work that close to the wall. Is that true?

Has anyone used the rp-140SA's as surrounds? I currently have RP-280f's front channels, RP-450C Center, and a R-112SW sub. I would really like to pair the RP-250s with this setup, but my room has limited me. The surrounds will have to go between a closet door and the rear wall with only about 2ft clearance. I was hoping the 140SA would work well there, but would like some opinions. Also, since the are angled, should I mount them up high? Thank you so much!!!