Stumpy72
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Hi I'm looking for some speaker advice while I plan my home cinema upgrade for my living room. I'm currently running with Ruark speakers, Prologues (L&R) Dialogue (C) and Epilogue's as Rears and REL Stadium 3 sub.
The rears have been mounted very high a few cms from the ceiling (2.4m) right at the back of the room firing across the back wall and the sofa sits on the back wall beneath them.
1. I'm looking to replace the rears and have been considering many on wall possibilities from Artcoustic Diablos to Monitor Audio Soundframe 3's, but seem to be focusing on the Dali Oberon or M&K M70's. most likely due to size.
2. I'm planning to mount them either side of the sofa about 1m high with them firing straight forward, any issues with this ?
3. I will also be adding 2 x ATMOS in ceiling speakers, likely to be the MA C265IDCs or C380IDCs.
I'm concerned with having multiple speakers from different manufacturers, but I'm really happy with the Ruarks and didn't want to replace all the speakers. Any advice on any of the speakers mentioned and how things will marry up for surround sound would be great.
The rears have been mounted very high a few cms from the ceiling (2.4m) right at the back of the room firing across the back wall and the sofa sits on the back wall beneath them.
1. I'm looking to replace the rears and have been considering many on wall possibilities from Artcoustic Diablos to Monitor Audio Soundframe 3's, but seem to be focusing on the Dali Oberon or M&K M70's. most likely due to size.
2. I'm planning to mount them either side of the sofa about 1m high with them firing straight forward, any issues with this ?
3. I will also be adding 2 x ATMOS in ceiling speakers, likely to be the MA C265IDCs or C380IDCs.
I'm concerned with having multiple speakers from different manufacturers, but I'm really happy with the Ruarks and didn't want to replace all the speakers. Any advice on any of the speakers mentioned and how things will marry up for surround sound would be great.