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Thanks a lot, I'll definitely play around with the positioning. My main concern right now is figuring out if I should mount the 500SA rear height speakers to the beam above the couch angle down or just mount them to the ceiling right above the couch.

Thanks Bill. Yea I hope it all works out. I'll definitely kick the speakers out a bit wider and toe them in. Thanks for the advice.

Anyone?

Hey everyone, I'm new to the forums and I was hoping to get some advice from some experts. I've had a nice 5.1 polk setup for years now and I'm finally upgrading and leaning towards a 5.1.4 setup or 5.1.2 at a minimum. I've already purchased a few items, but I really need some advice about a few things.Center Channel: Klipsch RP-450c - Already Ordered, but I just saw a great deal on a 440c for about $150 less than I spent. Is the 450c really worth the extra money?2 Fronts: Klipsch RP-280FA - Already OrderedSide Surrounds: Currently my polks are angled diagonally. From what I've seen online it looks like I would be better off facing the speakers directly at my ears from the side. Please correct me if this is wrong. I'm leaning towards Klipsch RP-500SA speakers for this, so I can mount them flush to the wall. Originally I was thinking of the Klipsch RP-250s, but most opinions I found directed me away from the Bipoles for these.Rear Atmos: I was thinking of mounting the 500SA speakers directly to the beam above the couch. It seems like they would fire downward just above my head or maybe a tad in front of me at the coffee table. Any thoughts on this?Also in regards to the speaker choices are the 500SA speakers overkill? I was leaning towards the 140SA speakers, but these new ones seem to be much more powerful and just a bit more expensive.I've attached a picture showing what I'm thinking about. Please excuse the mess, we're redecorating right now. Any help would be greatly appreciated.Also, I'm thinking of the Marantz SR6012 for the receiver. Right now I can get a refurb for about $700. Does anyone think this wouldn't be a good fit? Thanks again