NeedSomeHelp
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I could really do with some help from anyone who understands ATMOS.
I'm in the process of setting up a home theatre from scratch with DENON AVR X2700H.
I have presently set it up as 7.1. But, the AVR supports ATMOS - (if I remember reading correctly you install them as rear speakers and do something in the menu).
The issue is my design is still in a state of flux because I have now, after initially installing speakers (7.1), decided to have a second row of seats behind the position of where I had imagined the back speakers would be (and where I have installed them).
So I need to adjust the installation to allow the back seats to also have the full surround effect.
One option I have thought about is making the existing rear speakers the new side speakers and moving the existing side speakers to the rear of the room as new back speakers.
BUT... I was also thinking instead of adding a single ATMOS speaker to the rear of the room directly above the new seats.
Not really understanding ATMOS (or much else about all this TBH) I wondered if that would be an even better solution?
I'm in the process of setting up a home theatre from scratch with DENON AVR X2700H.
I have presently set it up as 7.1. But, the AVR supports ATMOS - (if I remember reading correctly you install them as rear speakers and do something in the menu).
The issue is my design is still in a state of flux because I have now, after initially installing speakers (7.1), decided to have a second row of seats behind the position of where I had imagined the back speakers would be (and where I have installed them).
So I need to adjust the installation to allow the back seats to also have the full surround effect.
One option I have thought about is making the existing rear speakers the new side speakers and moving the existing side speakers to the rear of the room as new back speakers.
BUT... I was also thinking instead of adding a single ATMOS speaker to the rear of the room directly above the new seats.
Not really understanding ATMOS (or much else about all this TBH) I wondered if that would be an even better solution?