QUOTE(SSJBen @ May 17 2016, 08:01 PM)
With your space, you have 2 choices:
1) Get a satellite based system.
2) Get a pair of bookshelfs.
If I were you, I'd get a pair of good quality small bookshelfs or satellites and an intergrated amp, then call it a day. Then when you have the space, you can move those small bookshelfs for surround duties and get a bigger, higher-end LCR.
Maybe a pair of Q Acoustics 2020 or SVS Prime Satellites would best fit your area.
If you absolutely want to cram in a bookshelf with 5.25" drivers or bigger, then your choices are very limited.
You simply don't have the space to accommodate anything larger. Remember, doesn't mean you have the space to place the speakers, it will work well. You need some space from the boundaries of your wall (back and side), otherwise things will sound boomy, muddy and your soundstage will be limited. If the speakers are vented, you can plug them, but you will need a sub to overcome the loss of low-end. That's another area where you have to find space.
*EDIT*
That floor space infront of your TV is also a big reflection point that you will want to attend to, at least put a rug there.
QUOTE(Ngto @ May 17 2016, 08:11 PM)
The sound will be totally unbalanced. Absolutely no space on the left and free open area on the right, extending towards the back. I suggest better get a HTiB and be done with it

. Save you a whole lot of money.
QUOTE(OPT @ May 17 2016, 09:43 PM)
I have owned a HTiB, satellites and floorstanding/bookshelf.
HTiB is only slightly better than TV speakers. Satellites plus a sub is few notch better than HTiB.
IMHO, if you are really going for a HTiB, might as well just use the TV speakers.
The svs prime looks nice too...that's the reason I search for htib Sony 9200w it look slim but for my space kinda looks terrible too but after so many poisoning I decide to go with avr...how much is svs prime really suits me I think so...is the sound ok
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