This size screen will visually work. The screen placement is going to be on the wider wall, so it will basically be set up as a wider viewing room. I'm not sure how this makes a difference, maybe.
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A sub woofer however, creates too much vibration so this should never be positioned behind the screen.
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Many many people run at screens with speakers behind but use 'false walls' and not 'baffle walls'. Ad hot deals, cool gear, and helpful tips. “can i install in wall speakers behind the screen?” asked by sohaab 1 year ago. When you build a home theater with an acoustically transparent screen the speakers are placed behind the screen.
I know there are some screen that are somehow designed to have speakers behind them.
These were mounted behind the screen, of course. In wall will work if you choose that route, but i think you would have a much more dynamic experience with stand alones, either towers or bookshelves, depending on your room size and seating distance. Ad find deals and compare prices on in wall mount speakers at amazon.com. I run a false wall which is basically an acoustically transparent partition so i can but the speakers behind, granted there are treatments on the wall but you get the point.
I'm finally getting to start to move forward on my tiny humble home theater in my upstairs loft/bedroom.
My question is on putting the speakers behind it. See all questions & answers. Called bts for “behind the screen,” these speakers are designed to sit out of sight behind an acoustically transparent projection screen in a baffle or false wall, just as in a commercial cinema installation. The way my basement is set up, i'm trying to save some space but placing the speakers behind the projector screen that would hang off an overhang along one of my walls.
Your average pull down / motorized projection screen is anything but acoustically transparent.
Read customer reviews & find best sellers Most builds i see with speakers behind the screen they tend use as much fire power as possible in regards to speakers. I am planning a 7.1 system with projector and retractable screen. I want to build the system on a budget and at screens dramatically increase the cost.
Center channel, two front speakers, two side speakers and two rear speakers with a subwoofer (i own klipsch in my current home and will probably stay with this brand.
I'm thinking the wall to the right wall. The left and right screen loudspeakers should be spaced laterally so that they form a triangle with a 45 degree angle to the primary seat. For this new line, klipsch has adapted its pro cinema speakers for home use to deliver a truly cinematic experience. Having the speakers behind the screen and angled is only going to make things worse.
Also bear in mind that a subwoofer or even a speaker turned up too loud will be vibrating the wall and may cause the frame and screen material to oscillate as well.
They are two completely separate things. User rating, 5 out of 5 stars with 2 reviews. The room is only 13 x 11 x 10 and actually open on one of the shorter walls into the rest of the upstairs. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast.
All you need is 30 inches behind your screen and that allows enough room to walk behind your speaker array.
These speakers can be placed in a wall or an alcove behind the screen. It would be even worse than just having them flat against the wall like in.
