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Hi everyone,

im sure there is a post somewhere about this but I wanted to ask it and get as many opinions and recommendations as I could.  I currently have a 7.2.2 setup using a pioneer lx503 receiver.  I have the rb61 ii speakers for my surrounds and back surrounds.  I have been using a pair of R41sa atmos speakers as front heights, because they really won’t work at upfiring up front since I have vaulted ceilings.  I’m thinking of getting another pair or Rb61ii to use as the front heights, but I wanted to get different thoughts on that.  I would stand them on the top of bookshelves facing tge viewers.  I would then place my pair or atmos R41sa speakers on top of the surround speakers since thst part of the ceiling is lower.  Will the Rb61ii speakers work as a good front height or should I consider getting a pair or atmos Rp140sa speakers and place them flat against the wall on the bookshelves.  Thanks for your input 

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I am using the RB61ii as front height speakers.

I have them sitting at the same angle of the RP140Sa on top of my Khorns.

I feel the RB61ii is a better speaker at a much lesser cost than a RP140SA.

My biggest complaint is the look, as the leading visible edge is much thinner on the RP140SA than the big ole RB61ii.

For the content delivered in a height channel I doubt a better speaker is advantageous so my experiment is all about cost.

I only use the height channels for movies and not multi channel music. It will be interesting if and when Atmos concerts become available though..

I am not convinced that an up firing height speaker is better or equal too a speaker mounted high on the wall firing down.

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4 hours ago, Davis said:

I am using the RB61ii as front height speakers.

I have them sitting at the same angle of the RP140Sa on top of my Khorns.

I feel the RB61ii is a better speaker at a much lesser cost than a RP140SA.

My biggest complaint is the look, as the leading visible edge is much thinner on the RP140SA than the big ole RB61ii.

For the content delivered in a height channel I doubt a better speaker is advantageous so my experiment is all about cost.

I only use the height channels for movies and not multi channel music. It will be interesting if and when Atmos concerts become available though..

I am not convinced that an up firing height speaker is better or equal too a speaker mounted high on the wall firing down.

 

would you mind posting a picture of how you set those up?

 

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