Really nice view you got there

-Double post-

This post has been edited by OvenBaked: Jun 15 2015, 11:38 PM

Thank you! We love it!

Nice view and good sounds is a great mix

Very nice setup and place..

Wow very nice place you got. The additional .2 are the ceiling speakers used for rear surround?

Thanks, one day I'll try to get a dedicated HT room, but this fills in the void for now.

Using them for Atmos...

Haha thanks, you've given me a lot of advice over the years. I'm surprised you haven't taken the plunge to Atmos yet.

Did I ? Sorry I might have posted too many things all over the place. Well kind of this days moving a little more in music realm. Maybe will come back to HT a little bit next year

no.
wanna know that which will give a bigger wow impact.
dirac or atmos (more speaker count)

dirac is response correction

Guys any recommendation for rear speakers? Preferrably book shelf as I'm living in condo.

Currently my setup is a 3.1 with MISSION speakers + DENON AVR + SVS Subs

Preferably Mission spkrs..

But if budget is an issue - surrs are not tat important ; mostly used during effects and ambience in movies - maybe 10-15% of de time in heavily used flicks..

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Why not try those mission dipole speaker

What type of MISSION bookshelves is on DIPOLE? Is DIPOLE better than BIPOLAR?

Because mine is not wall mounted, I prefer book shelf but still contemplating to ceiling mount or book shelf depending on the least amount of effort and less dirty in my house.

There are the mission 7xx series of dipole. Is not much different dipole with bipolar. You don't need to mount it just put on speaker stand will work just fine.

Hi,

Again tis is personal preference.. but hv u heard a 'diffused sound' spkrs as surrs.. I personally prefer in-your-face sound coming frm normal drived spkrs pointing strght at my sweet spot - none of bi/di pole stuff for me.. Try it out first - you might not like it..


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that looks like my Ikea cushion
btw this must be condo somewhere in Pantai?

This post has been edited by idoblu: Jun 25 2015, 08:39 AM

I agree with you.
Dipole/bipolar surround speakers were recommended during the early days of surround sounds where the two surround channels are mono and non-discreet, and the sound from these surround speakers should be diffused. For discreet surround channels in Dolby Digital or dts, theoretically they should be point-source.

Yes, and yes! Keen eye!


Can you recognise the other cushions as well? ;P

This post has been edited by pltan: Jun 25 2015, 11:12 AM