purbeast0
No Lifer
- Sep 13, 2001
- 53,638
- 6,522
- 126
nice man just a couple things.
1. i'd be worried about your components getting too hot the way you currently have it stacked on top of eachother. i'd look into getting some ventilation back there and making shelves so they can breathe.
2. if there is anyway you can change your speaker placement from being on it's side i'd strongly recommend trying it. speakers sound different sideways and vertical, and having 1 one way and the other the other way seems like it could make for some odd results, especially since they are different heights. hopefully your avr has some kind of sound calibration software like audyssey that can at least try to manage it a bit.
3. from the pics it looks like the speakers aren't angled at all. it looks like the center channel is just pointing parallel to the ceiling. you should try to at least angle it down to the sitting area.
1. i'd be worried about your components getting too hot the way you currently have it stacked on top of eachother. i'd look into getting some ventilation back there and making shelves so they can breathe.
2. if there is anyway you can change your speaker placement from being on it's side i'd strongly recommend trying it. speakers sound different sideways and vertical, and having 1 one way and the other the other way seems like it could make for some odd results, especially since they are different heights. hopefully your avr has some kind of sound calibration software like audyssey that can at least try to manage it a bit.
3. from the pics it looks like the speakers aren't angled at all. it looks like the center channel is just pointing parallel to the ceiling. you should try to at least angle it down to the sitting area.