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A UMIK-1 is coming with it, along with application software plug-in license. I have also been watching Home Theater Gurus videos, and a couple others, regarding the topic. Thanks for the assistance.
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Thanks....they should be here next week.
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Room is 16x30 with screen on short wall. I have four SPL-150s. I would like to try one in each corner, but have a problem with one. The back right corner has a door on the side. I would have to move the back right speaker about 36" forward from the rear wall past the opening. Thoughts regarding the rear placements? Before anyone makes the suggestions, I cannot do a front and back 25/75 placement due to a door and piano, and I cannot do one 50% on each wall due to a fireplace. A miniDSP HD is in my future. Thanks.
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I just added two more SPL-150s this morning bringing my total to four. Now my subs are complete. Tonight's movie and it is great!
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Seeking advice on height speakers and/or wall mounting R-51Ms.
hobbyinn replied to Gerry's topic in Home Theater
Use wall mounts. As they are rear ported, you need some room behind. I use two each R-51M and R-15M for my upper ATMOS speakers. They work well for this purpose.- 2 replies
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Two each R-51M and R-15M.
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Direct radiating surrounds versus wide dispersion with an Atmos setup?
hobbyinn replied to wuzzzer's topic in Home Theater
Definitely try a set of direct fire for surrounds side and rear. I originally used some bipolars on the side. There was a night and day difference when I switched to direct...for the better. -
Anything less than 7.2.4 is simply barbaric!
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What do you mean by semi-Atmos?
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Ditch the R14S and use a monopole. Since you bought some R41Ms, get another set to finish off the side and rear. If timber match is a concern, watch something with the 41Ms you have on the side and see if it is an issue. I have RP8000s and a RP504C. I once used R51Ms and R15Ms for side and rear. It was fine.
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I have drilled holes into the bottom of my R-15Ms. To ease concern, remove the rear connection plate and look/feel inside the case.
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There is a difference between monopolar wide dispersion speakers and wide dispersion bipolar speakers, such as the RS-3. You have them and they may work well in your situation. Atmos is quite flexible regarding setup. I used bipolars for the side speakers for quite awhile. When I changed to monopolar, the difference was dramatic...for the better.
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If you do not already have the RS-3s, I would suggest going with direct fire. Also, I think 3-4 feet apart is way to close. The RB-5s are fine up front.
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This post may be a little late, but for an Atmos setup, you do not want to use bipoles for surround speakers. Use all direct firing. I have done both and the difference is striking.
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I found this in the Dolby Atmos Installation Guide and find it helpful: Overhead speaker characteristics: Dolby Atmos audio is mixed using discrete, full-range audio objects that may move around anywhere in three-dimensional space. With this in mind, overhead speakers should complement the frequency response, output, and power-handling capabilities of the listener-level speakers. Choose overhead speakers that are timbre matched as closely as possible to the primary listener-level speakers. Overhead speakers with a wide dispersion pattern are desirable for use in a Dolby Atmos system. This will ensure the closest replication of the cinematic environment, where overhead speakers are placed high above the listeners.
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Thanks for the input. I see that Dolby calls for using full range speakers. The ones I currently use go down to 120 Hz. The R-41 goes to 68 Hz, and the R-51 to 62 Hz. I think I am eventually going to try the 41 or 51. Both of Klipsch's Dolby SA speakers appear to be the 41 and 51 in a slightly different enclosure. I am suspending the heights as the room has a high cathedral ceiling.
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I am finally retiring my floor level 25 year old Mission speakers. With the new additions, I now have: SPL-150 subs (two) RP-8000F front L & R RP-504C center R-51M side L & R R-15M rear L & R Satellite speakers from a HT-50 system for heights (four, each have a 3.5" driver) Onkyo TX-RZ830 RX and an Onkyo M282 amp. In the future I may consider RP-600Ms for the side. However, I need to listen to this setup for now to see where I want to go. My primary question is the height speakers. I am considering replacing the 3.5s with R-41Ms. Thoughts or suggestions? Thanks in advance.
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Good reason. That is exactly why I went with the SPL-150 a year ago. Glad I did as I just ordered another one tonight. Regardless of model, you are going to love it.
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Thanks for the response. I thought that may be the reality as none of the speakers are connected to anything.
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This is in reference to the brick and wood showrooms on the website. Is this a physical location that one can visit, or just used for the pictures on the website?