Hi all, I'll be moving into a new home in the new couple months and have a room ready for a home theater setup. It will primarily be used for gaming, music, tv, and movies (in priority order). Despite not watching a lot of movies, it's already wired with 4 ceiling speakers so I'll hook those up for Atmos with a current-gen receiver (Yamaha RX-A3060 likely).
I've always wanted a Klipsch system, but never had the space before, so for front speakers I'm planning to install a pair of Klipsch RP-280F and an RP-450C center. I had originally planned on going with some RP-250S surrounds, but I'm having troubling given the room layout. It has a doorway almost exactly where you'd want the surround speakers positioned, so I'm forced to put them further back or nearly at ceiling height.
Mounting the RP-250S further back seems like it might be a poor use of their wide dispersion capabilities. Various threads suggest that the RP-250S are best suited for side surrounds when placed directly adjacent to the listening position. So I was wondering if I might be better off using an RP-140SA horizontally mounted and aimed at the listening position.
I've attached a couple photos showing the room orientation and sizes. Any help and advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!