How do you get even sound from seats on each side when one surround is much closer than the other etc? Or from the front L+R when one person is seated on either end
It’s all in ARC calibration, also the side surrounds are slightly forward and then angled back to give even coverage to all seats the front left and right are 10 feet 2inches distance at the main two seats, the system is calibrated for the best experience at the two main listening positions
@@Scott-Kat Oh cool, I never took a close look at the RTJ product line. Was not aware they had a in-wall/in-ceiling speaker. 9.75” is DEEP though. Were the Klipsch Pros able to handle 105dB reference peaks? Most mainstream in-ceilings I’ve seen cannot.
How do you get even sound from seats on each side when one surround is much closer than the other etc? Or from the front L+R when one person is seated on either end
It’s all in ARC calibration, also the side surrounds are slightly forward and then angled back to give even coverage to all seats the front left and right are 10 feet 2inches distance at the main two seats, the system is calibrated for the best experience at the two main listening positions
I stil see room for more bass 😁
😂 🤐 🤐, always something going on behind the scenes 😉 👍🔊
Don’t encourage him 😅
What do you use on the ceiling? We didn’t see a shot of that. Is it the Noesis 110HT-SL?
RTJ inceiling have been ordered and should be here 4-6 weeks, they will replace the klipsch PRO 8inch inceiling
@@Scott-Kat Oh cool, I never took a close look at the RTJ product line. Was not aware they had a in-wall/in-ceiling speaker. 9.75” is DEEP though.
Were the Klipsch Pros able to handle 105dB reference peaks? Most mainstream in-ceilings I’ve seen cannot.
The new Bravia Quad + sub is the end game for me.
👍, nice