We sit in a sound field with ' things' flying round our head. I had worried that I would miss the bi-amped front channels, not so.
Mrs Rosie's exact words were " What the **** has he done " Great I spent a Saturday putting those speakers into the celling, smoke hods the lot and he gets the credit. My dealer came and reset the system and we put Fury into the Blue ray player. After six months I bit the bullet and fitted ceiling speakers, just one pair. The Onkyo had a Atmos channel which we used to bi-amp the front left and right speakers. Had a fairly full on Home cinema for just over a year, JVC D-ILA projector 100+something inch screen, AE acoustics speakers, Velodyne sub and a baby Onkyo AV receiver. A 7.1 system would be difficult due to the position of the fireplace - the choice is therefore 5.1 or 5.1.4. My question though, is whether I should use the opportunity of the building work we're planning, to also add 4 ceiling speakers to create a 5.1.4 ATMOS setup? What experience can anyone offer - is it worth it?įor background the room size is basically 124" wide x 204" long x 95" high (10'4" x 17' x 7'11"), with an inglenook fireplace on one long side - the screen and front Left, Right and Centre speakers would be looking up the length of the room. I'm currently looking into what sub to add as well. For rear speakers I'm planing to use a pair of NXT panels (Carlsbro NLightN) that I picked up cheap on ebay - the expectation is that these will provide a diffuse source (the flat panels are a fair size - 750x550x86mm), I'm hoping to stick pictures on these to make them 'acceptable'. The plan is to use a pair of Frugelhorns (Frugel3) as the L & R speakers and to make a centre speaker using the same Alpair 7.3 driver as used in the Frugelhorns.
I'm planning a home cinema set-up in a dual purpose room we plan to use as a 'library'/quiet reading room and as a home cinema room - with a 4k projector (hopefully the price will drop soon!) and a 105" drop down screen in front of book cases.
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