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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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Quite good....
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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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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.
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Two each R-51M and R-15M.
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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.
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Anything less than 7.2.4 is simply barbaric!
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On 6/28/2021 at 1:03 PM, billybob said:
Sorry for my late response. If you are wanting a semi-atmos effect, mount the 41's high pointing down toward your listening position.
Late response caused by my thinking another member would respond... @iliak
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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On 4/9/2021 at 8:01 AM, TonyC said:
I have R-51M speakers and need a way to mount them to the ceiling. Mounting them anywhere else isn’t an option. I'm not sure about drilling holes in the back or bottom of them? I'm open to any suggestions.
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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On 3/11/2021 at 10:05 AM, Zen Traveler said:
Hmm...This is the post I'm referring to:
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 & RRP-504C centerR-51M side L & RR-15M rear L & RSatellite 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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On 3/11/2020 at 9:17 AM, inMotionGraphics said:
I might have to go with the new one in case I want to get another one later and would end up with two different looking ones...
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?
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The last Blu-ray you watched.
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