My bed has closets that make walls extending near the foot of my bed. Will these speakers sound OK mounted facing each other &amp; not directly toward me?
1676139
They have tweeters that you can aim back toward where you sit. I have mine on the left/right walls too. Make sure you have a center channel and you'll be fine.
653408
They sound great on opposite sides of my living room. You don't need to be real close, as they can give out solid sound. I can control the volume from my tablet or if I need to I can adjust each one individually. Sound is audible in other rooms of the house, just as the usual wired stereo speakers are.
567784
Hi, in my opinion would not put a bracket on the wall. Try to put on a shelf that can leave one behind at least 20cm of space. The sound is much better.If you want to still, buy one universal, has a fitting to screw into the back of the speaker. Bye.
1295322
As long as you don't plan on Bi-wiring them, yes it shouldn't be an issue. Keep in mind for better results you should just save up for floor standing right and left speakers. Otherwise I recommend paying the same price for left and right channel speakers.
1118768
Normally, no. What would probably make the most sense would be to mount them in a "2pi" configuration, in other words right at the boundary of wall and ceiling. With the "u" shaped mounting brackets you can do a little experimenting, but "bouncing" sound will usually result in loss of certain frequencies and a kind of "smeared" sound.
676299
No, these are designed to be mounted t your sides to provide an imursive surround stage. Using them as front speakers would provide a muddy, non directional, surround expreiace.
87576
Thanks for your email. Yes you can mount your speakers horizontally. You have to drill into the back and there are plates to wall mount. I mounted a set of mid speakers that way. I don't see an issue with it.
1576091
Yes. You'll be fine so long as you don't try to throw the whole output at them. Keep in mind that these are rear ported, so they should be left at least several inches off the wall for them to sound their best. If you plan to hang them right on the wall, then you should go with sealed cabinet or front ported speakers.
1295324
They would not direct the sound in the forward position. I would think a floor standing speake would sound better. My suggestion would be the rf 42ii. I do use the rs 42ii as front high speakers on a 9 channel system.
560022
Mine is set up with plenty of space on each side, but based on how it's constructed, I can't see that as an issue. The subwoofer is beneath the unit and the primary mid range speakers are in front. If anything, a more confined space may actually enhance the sound. Good luck
628919
Yes you can. I used the Yamaha NS-C210BL 2-way center speaker because of where my studs were located. Yamaha makes a good in-wall center speaker. It mounts vertically. NSIW960 I believe.
2133074
They aren't long enough for you to put them at the edges of your room, but you will be able to get them far enough apart to give a good atmospheric sound. These are pretty darned good for the price, but if you are looking to have a home theater sound quality, you'll probably want to go with a more expensive set up.
186184
If you care about the sound quality and imaging, heck no, you will not even think about wall mounting them. These are not speakers to use if you're cramped for space or want to save space. They aren't super finicky about placement, but as it goes with any bipole/dipole speaker, you need space between it and the rear wall for the best performance.
1066395
I'm only using them as left/right speakers. I guess it would depend if they're wall mounted or would you be using the stand. Mine are wall mounted and I wouldn't want the center speaker to stick out any further than the left/right speakers...or even the TV. I would check the depth of the Motion 6/8 to gauge how much deeper they are than the slms...you're gonna get great sound with either...now it's just a matter of appearance...hope this helps.
284714
These are flush mount speakers as delivered. Unless your ceiling at the point of installation is sloped or you can build a mounting box that can position speakers you will need to find another type. We have not found it to be a problem with the flush mount.
567782
Hi, in my opinion would not put a bracket on the wall. Try to put on a shelf that can leave one behind at least 20cm of space. The sound is much better. If you want to still, buy one universal, has a fitting to screw into the back of the speaker. Bye.
1084235
These are in wall and not free standing speakers, unless you have wiring in wall already these won't work for you. I love mine! Since they are in wall, they work excellent for my application. They rock with good mid tones and base and for the price you can't beat them.