This is actually a follow-up of my earlier unanswered post about swapping soundbars from Samsung HW Q90R to Sony HT ST5000. This was done because I believed, wrongly as it turned out, that there was no way that I could house rear speakers in the lounge because of the room layout. But someone has come-up with a solution but before I contact the supplier I want to get an opinion here.
The rear speakers CAN be symmetrically housed on top of built-in units along the back wall, which will be only 6 feet or so behind the seating position. But the shelves on which the speakers can sit are rather high, same as the top of a standard doorway. But if I get speaker isolation pads that allow the speakers to tilt forwards and downwards towards the listener as well as turn slightly towards him, will the surround sound effect work satisfactorily?
The rear speakers CAN be symmetrically housed on top of built-in units along the back wall, which will be only 6 feet or so behind the seating position. But the shelves on which the speakers can sit are rather high, same as the top of a standard doorway. But if I get speaker isolation pads that allow the speakers to tilt forwards and downwards towards the listener as well as turn slightly towards him, will the surround sound effect work satisfactorily?
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