Shane Morales
Second Unit
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- Jul 9, 2003
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Here's the room-
It's about 12' wide by 20' long. The right wall is hardly there at all. It's a big opening into a hallway. The opening goes from floor to ceiling. Two windows in the back.
I'll have 4 surround speakers, two for the rear, two for the sides. I have spots for 3 of those, but, obviously, the right side is problematic since there really isn't a right side wall. The speakers are true surround speakers, meaning they're the multidirectional kind of speakers, wall mountable, like the Rocket 300s.
So where and how do I mount the right surround speaker? Seems my only choice is to mount it from the ceiling, but I can't have it hang down too low. The ceilings are only 8'. I don't really want a speaker dangling down to 6'.
How would you do it?

It's about 12' wide by 20' long. The right wall is hardly there at all. It's a big opening into a hallway. The opening goes from floor to ceiling. Two windows in the back.
I'll have 4 surround speakers, two for the rear, two for the sides. I have spots for 3 of those, but, obviously, the right side is problematic since there really isn't a right side wall. The speakers are true surround speakers, meaning they're the multidirectional kind of speakers, wall mountable, like the Rocket 300s.
So where and how do I mount the right surround speaker? Seems my only choice is to mount it from the ceiling, but I can't have it hang down too low. The ceilings are only 8'. I don't really want a speaker dangling down to 6'.
How would you do it?