Does the center speaker have to be *exactly* "centered" on top/bottom of the TV? (1 Viewer)

[CalvinCarr]

IMO I still think mounting it to the wall behind the t.v. is the best option for this situation.

 

[Lee Bailey]

Setting the center channel back further than the mains can not be compensated for in most or all A/V receiver delay settings. This would be the case if the center channel is on the wall behind the TV.

 

[CalvinCarr]

Who's to say they would be further back? I'm not sure what mains or even center he has. I'm sure they make a bracket that will extend out. He can also mount a shelf to the wall and angle the center down.

 

[Lee Bailey]

You're correct that we don't even know what type of speakers Joshua has. In which case, these are all just suggestions anyways.

 

[JoshuaHoffman]

If it will help, here are my speakers. This is my bedroom setup, I fortunately do not have this problem with my main setup!

http://onkyousa.com/model.cfm?m=SKS-...ss=Speaker&p=i

 

[MikeLi]

Definantly get it above the TV and slightly angled downward if you need to. Way to low for a bedroom setting even if you could use your entertainment center. You need to get your speakers up a bit higher in a bedroom setting than in a normal room installation.

 

[KeithY]

My center is of to right just above the receiver
http://img9.photobucket.com/albums/v...g/P1011354.jpg

Only time I notice it off center is in pro logic and/or
reg t.v., which why I switch the receiver to phantom
center for that type of viewing. We're still in the
remodel stage, soon the center will be above the plasma.