If the rear atmos speakers are directly above the MLP, then why do you need angled speakers? Regarding the current atmos speaker placement, you could assign the front ceiling speakers as front heights (this will expand the front sound stage vertically, but won't carry atmos effects) and the rear ceiling speakers as top middle (for atmos effects).
4. Sony SSCSE Dolby Atmos Enabled Speakers, Black, Dolby Atmos Enabled Speakers (Pair) The Sony SSCSE Dolby Atmos Enabled speaker is a full-range design that sits on top of an existing speaker. The compact SS-CSE speakers work with your existing setup and living space. It adds 3D immersive sound to your system, for a fully enveloping cinema ...
Conclusion The JBL L100 Classic MkII speakers strike a remarkable balance between high-fidelity sound and sheer listening enjoyment. Unlike many speakers that lean heavily on boosted bass and treble to create an exciting sound, the L100 MkII delivers a dynamic and engaging performance without sacrificing accuracy or realism.
Features The Samsung HW-Q990F is an 11.1.4-channel soundbar system that comes with the main bar, a wireless subwoofer, and two wireless rear speakers. Altogether, it’s a four-piece setup with 22 speakers in total and supports audio formats such as Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, AAC, WAV, FLAC, and MP3.
Ideally you want all speakers in your home theatre setup aimed at the listeners. The ideal way to achieve this is with bookshelf speakers mounted on-ceiling with an appropriate bracket to aim them exactly where they need to be. A good alternative is outdoor speakers as they are shaped to fit...
The components in speakers can degrade as they age, so the sound of the speakers can change over time. Whether or not the change "sounds worse" - or sounds better - depends on the components involved, the amount of degradation, how / how much the sound has been affected / changed by the degradation, and whose ears are judging the alteration of the sound.
I much prefer a nice pair of speakers with a phantom center over a sound bar, especially for music. No surround sound though without adding speakers and a 5.1 receiver/amp.
I have a Denon 4800 with five speakers at ear level, one subwoofer, and 4 Atmos speakers at ceiling level all driven by the Denon 4800 so you will be fine with four ceiling speakers. You will have to do without the side or rear speakers in order to have a 5.1.4 setup like mine. Later you can add one more 2 channel amplifier to the Denon 4800 pre outs if you want to go to 7.1.4 later as it will ...
Dayton Audio WoW! I just picked these up (for my apartment) for a third system and they are remarkable for the money. Mind blowing, to say the least. They can fill a room while offering very crisp vocals, great mid-range performance and more than enough bass to be suitable for detailed...
Of course 8" speakers often have higher sensitivity,lower bass extention and higher power handling than 6.5" speakers if you want really big bookshelf speakers Dynaudio even make something bigger than the DM 2/8, DM 2/10 with a 10" woofer or
