jshowalter
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We started years ago with just some Quests in the front.
Then we went to 5.1: upgraded to Prodigies in the front, moved the Quests to the back, and added a Theater-i center.
Now we've upgraded the fronts to CLXs, and moved the Prodigies to the back.
But the Prodigies in the back kind of take over the room behind the sofa, and I'm thinking of getting a pair of newer/smaller full-range ML hybrids for the back. Something like Summit Xs, Summits, the new Montis, or maybe the Ethos.
Our listening/theater room is 20' deep and 22' wide, with high ceilings and a back wall and side walls with various open-floor-plan openings into adjacent rooms.
The speakers are arranged in ITU 5.1 (3/2) layout.
What would be a good choice for the rear speakers?
Update: I should mention that we have no plans to go to 7.1. Our room isn't able to accommodate that layout (at least not for full-range speakers in the back and side-back), and we like our current electronics.
Then we went to 5.1: upgraded to Prodigies in the front, moved the Quests to the back, and added a Theater-i center.
Now we've upgraded the fronts to CLXs, and moved the Prodigies to the back.
But the Prodigies in the back kind of take over the room behind the sofa, and I'm thinking of getting a pair of newer/smaller full-range ML hybrids for the back. Something like Summit Xs, Summits, the new Montis, or maybe the Ethos.
Our listening/theater room is 20' deep and 22' wide, with high ceilings and a back wall and side walls with various open-floor-plan openings into adjacent rooms.
The speakers are arranged in ITU 5.1 (3/2) layout.
What would be a good choice for the rear speakers?
Update: I should mention that we have no plans to go to 7.1. Our room isn't able to accommodate that layout (at least not for full-range speakers in the back and side-back), and we like our current electronics.
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