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Old 16-11-2015, 05:21 PM   #11
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Default Re: Home Theatre systems

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Got a general question about speaker connection. What's better, running speaker wire up to the ceiling for the 2 rear surround sound speakers or just providing a power supply and have them wireless?

Should these speakers be flush ceiling mounted or boxed and pointing down from the corners?

will have 3 separate living areas so wondering if wireless speakers will interfere with each other?

Thanks!
Have the ceiling speakers pointed away from the corners as you can. What you'll find is that the sound will reflect off the walls in the corner if your not careful and give you a tinny sound. I have flush mounted speakers as well as wall mounted ones. I had to have the wall mounted ones fitted about 500mm off the corner to avoid sound reflection as much as possible, as they sit flat against the wall. My ceiling flush mounted speakers were fitted in the bulkhead and well, I couldn't do too much about the issue. But seeing as these are 'filler' speakers I didnt mind that much.
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