MasterC
Standard Member
Hello guys
I'm needing advice on completing my dream of an 5.2.4 setup. I'm planning to renovate the room within the next couple of months, so I have the opportunity to make some integrated speakers and installation.
The rear surround speakers and the 4 atmos speakers I'm planning to build in into the wall and ceiling. And I have committed to try two subwoofers as well.
I haven't drawn a sideview drawing, but the position of the overhead channels is 45 degrees in front and back of the MLP and in line with the front L/R of course as the Dolby recommendation says.
The room's dimension is:
6000 x 3500 x 2400 (L x W x H)
The front setup, which I will keep and use is:
The questions is:
- Is the placement of the speakers correct for getting the most out of the room/sound system? (I have tried to meet the requirements of Dolby's recommendations from there website regarding the angles)
- What subwoofer should I invest in? I'm almost pulling the trigger on two SVS PB2000 Pro's.
- Subwoofer placement. I have drawn the 4 positions that I see is possible, and after reading other replies and threads, people tend to recommend two diagonal placed, front and rear?
- Which speakers for building into the walls an ceiling?
I have looked at DALI's PHANTOM-series, Phantom E-50/E-60 for the ceiling, and PHANTOM H-50/H-60, will these speakers not integrate well with my other speakers?
What height should I install the rear channels? Now they are going to be installed in the wall, they can go as low as required since you won't walk into the like if they were mounted on the wall.
- Backboxes for the speakers I'm thinking about buying the B-Sound secoboxx wall and ceiling models, can anyone recommend them?
The walls will be coved with one layer of plywood, and on top of that I'm going to install some acoustic panels in boxes (WoodUpp: Akupanel | Classic Oak - Black Felt → Woodupp.co.uk) surrounded with a 300-400 mm. border Fermascell gypsum fibre boards all around the acoustic panels. I hope this will give some good acoustics as well as some good aesthetics in the room. The ceiling will be covered with Troldtekt panels.
Feel free to tell me your thoughts, ideas and advice!
Thank you in advance!
I'm needing advice on completing my dream of an 5.2.4 setup. I'm planning to renovate the room within the next couple of months, so I have the opportunity to make some integrated speakers and installation.
The rear surround speakers and the 4 atmos speakers I'm planning to build in into the wall and ceiling. And I have committed to try two subwoofers as well.
I haven't drawn a sideview drawing, but the position of the overhead channels is 45 degrees in front and back of the MLP and in line with the front L/R of course as the Dolby recommendation says.
The room's dimension is:
6000 x 3500 x 2400 (L x W x H)
The front setup, which I will keep and use is:
- DALI Oberon 5
- DALI Oberon Vokal
The questions is:
- Is the placement of the speakers correct for getting the most out of the room/sound system? (I have tried to meet the requirements of Dolby's recommendations from there website regarding the angles)
- What subwoofer should I invest in? I'm almost pulling the trigger on two SVS PB2000 Pro's.
- Subwoofer placement. I have drawn the 4 positions that I see is possible, and after reading other replies and threads, people tend to recommend two diagonal placed, front and rear?
- Which speakers for building into the walls an ceiling?
I have looked at DALI's PHANTOM-series, Phantom E-50/E-60 for the ceiling, and PHANTOM H-50/H-60, will these speakers not integrate well with my other speakers?
What height should I install the rear channels? Now they are going to be installed in the wall, they can go as low as required since you won't walk into the like if they were mounted on the wall.
- Backboxes for the speakers I'm thinking about buying the B-Sound secoboxx wall and ceiling models, can anyone recommend them?
The walls will be coved with one layer of plywood, and on top of that I'm going to install some acoustic panels in boxes (WoodUpp: Akupanel | Classic Oak - Black Felt → Woodupp.co.uk) surrounded with a 300-400 mm. border Fermascell gypsum fibre boards all around the acoustic panels. I hope this will give some good acoustics as well as some good aesthetics in the room. The ceiling will be covered with Troldtekt panels.
Feel free to tell me your thoughts, ideas and advice!
Thank you in advance!