Niber
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Hi, my home theather setup is based on lying in bed, not sitting in a sofa. Sure, one day I have plans on building the bed into a fold-up murphy bed, so that I can occationally put a sofa there isntead, but in most cases it will remain a bed set-up.
So I mounted my speakers onto the ceiling, but the audio was pretty bad honestly, the plank that I mounted the center speaker on seems to cause some vibration that made some voices sound boomy. Also in general, some people say that you should never mount front speakers that high up.
The way I see it, since I'm lying down, it makes sense for the speakers to be high up the further away it is. Because if I put floor mounted speakers down then it will sound like the sound is coming from my feet rather than from forward.
The other problem with having speakers be eye-level, is that they are so visible. This is a historical room, so I'm going for the feel of being completely without tech, only when you press the secret button does the projector screen go down. so I was ideally hoping to keep the speakers drawing as little attention as possible. I've considered buying in-ceiling speakers as I'm renovating the ceiling anyway, but it seems in-ceiling speakers aren't really made for being good quality front speakers.
Are there any solutions?
So I mounted my speakers onto the ceiling, but the audio was pretty bad honestly, the plank that I mounted the center speaker on seems to cause some vibration that made some voices sound boomy. Also in general, some people say that you should never mount front speakers that high up.
The way I see it, since I'm lying down, it makes sense for the speakers to be high up the further away it is. Because if I put floor mounted speakers down then it will sound like the sound is coming from my feet rather than from forward.
The other problem with having speakers be eye-level, is that they are so visible. This is a historical room, so I'm going for the feel of being completely without tech, only when you press the secret button does the projector screen go down. so I was ideally hoping to keep the speakers drawing as little attention as possible. I've considered buying in-ceiling speakers as I'm renovating the ceiling anyway, but it seems in-ceiling speakers aren't really made for being good quality front speakers.
Are there any solutions?