I'm kicking around the idea of mounting my center channel speaker on the ceiling above the tee box which is 10 feet from the screen. I'd then angle it down to point at the seating area 20 feet from the screen. L and R speakers would be placed on the sides, also ~ 10 feet from the screen. I wonder if that will work. I know you can tune speakers using the receiver, but I don't know if they can be tuned enough to support that set up. Any thoughts?
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My plan is to place the front speakers behind the impact screen. I don't expect the screen to distort the sound and the speakers should be well protected by the impact screen, as long as they aren't behind the central part of the screen (which deflects more under impact)..
Will be a much cleaner look to the install.
Maybe somebody else has done this and can comment.Comment
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Hi, it's exactly what i did in my garage, i installed a logitech z506 5.1 system and my center is installed behind the screen and the sound is pretty good.Comment
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Originally posted by pgpgpg View Post
Does your speaker ever take an impact from a ball? How far behind the screen is the front edge of the speaker?Comment
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Does your speaker ever take an impact from a ball? How far behind the screen is the front edge of the speaker?[/QUOTE]
No, this is a picture of my setup during the construction, the screen is about 6 inches in front of the speaker
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Alright, I think that's what I'll try. If I destroy the speaker it can be replaced for 60 bucks.Comment
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Zip, your net is a second barrier of protection. You speaker should be fine.Comment
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Yahtzee!!!Comment
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