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Center Channel Speaker Location
I am trying to figure where to locate the center channel speaker which I formerly used on top of my TV.
I now have a projector and screen. I believe that the ideal location is directly in front of the viewer. But with the roll down screen, that is impossible. I am considering a ceiling mount (dropped ceiling) speaker. If I go that route, where should I locate it? Directly overhead of the listeners or elsewhere? I am also considering using the existing center channel speaker in the rear since my receiver is 6.1
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There's no way to mount it behind the screen? I think Apex did this but it depends on the material I believe. I am in the same position right now. My center used to be on top of the TV stand, then to the direct side of the TV. Now that I have a projection TV I have it on the floor next to the right channel, which messes up SS. I gotta figure something out. LK |
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I have the screen mounted directly in front of my window, but the window is like a bay window, projecting outward approx. 10". I could probably mount it at the top center behind the screen, but I am sure the sound would be muffled when the screen is in use.
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What about creating a makeshift bracket so that you can hang it in front/above the screen. The only concern would be if the speaker would be in the way of the projectors projection.
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I considered that, but it would look dumb, plus I would have to run the wires either up through the ceiling panel or over to the wall and then sideways, which wouldn't look too neat. |
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You can get your screen microperforated, but it's expensive. I only got the black border area of mine done.
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I found a Polk ceiling mount speaker on UBid for $99. I think it will match my main speakers which are also Polk.
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