Pappy01545

Respectfully to those that have tried to help this is my second time asking, Can Klipsch RP-140SA, that are designed to bounce sound off the ceiling, be mounted on the wall and send sound down into the listening area? If they cannot what does Klipsch recommend?

Ceiling speakers won't do because of weird shape of room. If I were going to mount four speakers front and rear approximately 10' high for Atmos sound what would Klipsch recommend?

the very top of the ceiling must be 18-20 feet, the sides angle out and down to the walls that are around 10 feet. The room is 25' by 25'. The distance from center speaker is 13'. The distance front left and right is about same. My question is can the RP-140SA which are designed to bounce off the ceiling be instead shot downwards into the listening area or does Klipsch have something better?

I am working on achieving great Atmos sound. I have a very high ceiling, imagine a barn like shape. I can't use an elevation speaker designed to bounce off the ceiling. Can I mount the RP-140SA above my floor standing speakers to shoot sound down into the listening area or is there a better Klipsch speaker to use?