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We are considering in the coming years revamping our lounge. Currently TV is in front of the window directly opposite a central MLP on the opposite wall, sofa against that wall. MLP approx 4.5m away from the screen.
In the revamp, we are considering not covering lots of the light entering the room with a 65" TV anymore and putting it on the chimney breast. It would sit (to bottom of screen) 1.65m up from the floor.
I have never, in my 45 years on this planet, wall mounted a TV. My TV has always been at "watching height" and roughly aligning with L,C,R,SL,SR. What do people do when the TV is this high? The MLP will be 4.5m away from the screen. Do I keep the speakers at the same height (except the centre that will be directly under the screen) or do I need to have the L and R at the same height as the centre? Then, what would I do with surrounds? And heights, which are currently 4 upfiring on top of fronts and surrounds?
Please don't spend a lot of time on this, what would be really good is to see some people's solutions and to understand the AV principles behind the answer. I.e. do you need the sound at the screen height or does you brain work better with the sound lower down?
In the revamp, we are considering not covering lots of the light entering the room with a 65" TV anymore and putting it on the chimney breast. It would sit (to bottom of screen) 1.65m up from the floor.
I have never, in my 45 years on this planet, wall mounted a TV. My TV has always been at "watching height" and roughly aligning with L,C,R,SL,SR. What do people do when the TV is this high? The MLP will be 4.5m away from the screen. Do I keep the speakers at the same height (except the centre that will be directly under the screen) or do I need to have the L and R at the same height as the centre? Then, what would I do with surrounds? And heights, which are currently 4 upfiring on top of fronts and surrounds?
Please don't spend a lot of time on this, what would be really good is to see some people's solutions and to understand the AV principles behind the answer. I.e. do you need the sound at the screen height or does you brain work better with the sound lower down?