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Originally Posted by tezster /t/1457658/rear-surround-speaker-placement-side-walls-or-back-wall#post_22954267 Since your couch is right up against the rear wall, mounting the surrounds either on the side or rear wall would work, so long as they are angled to face the MLP if mounted on the rear wall.
Atmos knows fronts are ear level and side/rear surrounds are 2-3 feet higher, to disperse the sound better. All speakers, 5.1 up to 7.2.4 (or more now) will be calibrated for delay and SP. A quick google 5.1 rear speaker placement will bring up lots of articles. Most AV manuals explain this too.
rear surround speaker placement for 5.1 system. Hopefully, this is a good place for this, but anyhoo, my living room isn’t very big, it’s 11 feet wide by 15 feet long. Well, it’s actually a little wider than that as the kitchen area is all open into the left side of the living room but since the front door to the house is on the same wall ...
Just wondering how high most people are placing their side and rear surround speakers. The old 5.1 surround sound instructions were to place your surround speakers 2 to 3 feet above ear level and about 12" behind the listeners, along the sides. The new Dolby instructions for 7.1 and 5.1 lately just says "slightly above ear level".
6 posts · Joined 2017. #1 · Jan 6, 2017. Hi guys, need some advice. I'm going to be installing the Onkyo HT-S9700THX Dolby 7.1 as a Dolby Atmos 5.1.2 system. The question is regarding the speaker placement. Can I put the two height speakers where speakers 9 and 10 are showing in the attached picture, please ignore the fact the picture is not ...
I have the Dolby Atmos 9.1.2 Speaker Placement but I was wondering if there is a similar setup guide for 11.2 speaker layout. I'm not going to put that many speakers in yet but I want to put in the speaker wires in for future proofing before I install the drywall.
Wanted to get your opinions on were to place my Bipole surrounds. Picture shows the 2 options, either Rear Placement or Side Placement. Setting up Klipsch RP line in a 5.1 setup. Speaker Setup. Front L/R RP-280F. Center RP-450C. Surrounds RP-250S. Sub - HSU VTF3-MK4. Optional Speakers I can use.
Since you won't move the couch forward, 5.1.2 isn't going to be great regardless of where you place the surround speakers. Neither location is correct. The four spots circled would actually be okay for 7.1.2 if you could move the couch even a foot: 5.1.2 Overhead Speakers. 7.1.2 Overhead Speaker Setup.
K. Kini62. 10527 posts · Joined 2009. #2 · Oct 12, 2021. I have mine directly to the sides and just above ear height while seated. I have Klipsch "bi-pole" surrounds. Kef Q750, Q650C, RS-400, SVS PC12+, Def Tech SC8000, Onkyo RZ820, Roku Ultra, LG 82UN8570. soundsdivine and sigpig. Reply Like.
Dolby recommends around ear level. 1.2 meter is the average but they do allow 1.25 times the height of the front speakers. So this means 1.2 meter to 1.5 meter high off the floor. Just remember personal preference = compromised audio/accuracy and what's best for surround sound experience/accuracy does not mix together.