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Probably not much. A lot of ceiling speakers have the ability to aim the tweeter, you could always use that to compensate if you felt you needed to.

I would be tempted to just go with Atmos Enabled speakers over that option. Those will probably hang down 12 inches with brackets. How were you planning on getting speaker wire to them? If anything cutting large speaker holes in the ceiling makes it easier to run wire.

Yes. Not sure if you need four speakers though. You might be able to get away with two.

Inside Inside Out from Dolby Laboratories on Vimeo. Now if Disney only started putting Atmos on their BD releases along with 3D.....

OK I've started down the Atmos path. I just retired my Denon AVP-A1HDCI (its on eBay with 5 days to go) and am replacing it with a Marantz AV7702. Based on my room layout and the large soffit I will need to go with in ceiling speakers over Atmos enabled models. I currently have a 7.2 and will...

We have updated the first post of this thread with a new Atmos Installation Guidelines document.

It interesting. In Burbank the ceiling speakers were directly overhead pointing toward the ground, not mounted up like the ones in Sam's pic. That's almost more like a height channel. We got the same demos, but the upward firing and ceiling mounted speakers sounded almost identical. You...

Notes and First Impressions I along with some other people met with Dolby yesterday at their Burbank facility and got to demo Dolby Atmos for the Home Theater. I'll make some brief notes/observations now and expand on them later this week after some other HTF members have a chance to hear it...

There have been a lot of questions about Dolby Atmos for the Home Theater since it was announced. We have been in discussions with Dolby over the last few weeks and are pleased that we can finally share these whitepapers with you. Additionally some HTF staff members will be getting a first...