In the sense of diminishing value. At what point does adding more say height speakers create more immersiveness than say horizontal ones? At the same channels say 5.1.4 vs 7.1.2 etc
Great video - thank you. What are your thoughts on "Rel 3-d"? John Hunter advocates for running all speakers full-range and using the high-level connection on REL subwoofers (in addition to LFE connections) to support at least the middle, left/right, and rear channels. Does this "3-d" setup result in a more immersive experience than delegating deep bass frequencies to the subwoofers per you guidance? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
We actually talk about this a bit in this video at 2:30: ruclips.net/video/2fqv_SoCjAU/видео.htmlsi=eLUie5ArGwCTV6bE We think it's pretty cool and if you're able to set it up that way, it is a good idea. Chat with our experts at audioadvice.com if you want to learn more about it!
I plan on running the R series of in wall kef speakers and the Q series in walls for my surrounds and heights. Would this have a bigger difference than just running the R series in walls all around? Asking for budget purposes lol
We would need to know more about the room and the rest of your gear first. Please reach out to our team at www.audioadvice.com to discuss things. Thanks for watching
Great information! ❤
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Keep 'em coming Audio Advice. Well done.
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In the sense of diminishing value. At what point does adding more say height speakers create more immersiveness than say horizontal ones?
At the same channels say 5.1.4 vs 7.1.2 etc
Great question. Many times it will depend on how the room supports them, but we would normally pick 5.1.4 over 7.1.2.
Great video - thank you. What are your thoughts on "Rel 3-d"? John Hunter advocates for running all speakers full-range and using the high-level connection on REL subwoofers (in addition to LFE connections) to support at least the middle, left/right, and rear channels. Does this "3-d" setup result in a more immersive experience than delegating deep bass frequencies to the subwoofers per you guidance? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
We actually talk about this a bit in this video at 2:30: ruclips.net/video/2fqv_SoCjAU/видео.htmlsi=eLUie5ArGwCTV6bE
We think it's pretty cool and if you're able to set it up that way, it is a good idea. Chat with our experts at audioadvice.com if you want to learn more about it!
Great Info, havent been able to take the Atmos leap yet but hopefully soon
Good luck! You'll love it when you do!
I plan on running the R series of in wall kef speakers and the Q series in walls for my surrounds and heights. Would this have a bigger difference than just running the R series in walls all around? Asking for budget purposes lol
We would need to know more about the room and the rest of your gear first. Please reach out to our team at www.audioadvice.com to discuss things. Thanks for watching
Excellent overview. It's easy to get lost in what each speaker is designed to do. This should help a ton of folks out there.
Thank you!
Great video but idk if I’m an expert now. Guess I better start my own home theater install business to find out!
Haha, we wish you the best.
Great information! Thanks for the breakdown.
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Great information !
Thanks!
Good demo and info well done 👏🏼 👍🏼🏴
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I'm running a 5.3.2 dolby atmos setup
Nice! 3 subs are great
@@AudioAdvice i know it was the best upgrade over 2 I'm running all 3 12s
It should also be noted to adjust your main speaker settings according to their size on the home theater system.
Thanks, yes we cover that in detail in our setup videos
I think this video was shown before. Still it is very informative
We've written articles with similar info but we decided to condense it all into one single video. Thanks for watching 😁
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You have to be rich to afford all of these speakers……lol
Haha. Some yes but not all
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