I also saw some Klipsch in-walls with dual tweeters but they do not say whether they are bipole or dipole. Looking to keep the price under $650 for a pair (which is what I can get the Def Techs for). I can find some dipoles but my research seems to suggest that is not what I would want. Would a bipole design like the Def Tech DI 5.5BPS be a good fit for my scenario or would just getting a set of in-walls with a rotatable tweeter be an improvement over the monopole on-walls I had? There does not seem to be to many bipole designs for sale anymore, or at least that I can find.
There is a fireplace between the two recliners and this is part of an open concept with walkways and exterior french doors not displayed in the drawing (for times sake). Changing the furniture layout is not an option. This means I am not in an optimal position to receive the maximum surround sound experience. 90% of the time I sit in the recliner (refer to the attached pics) closest to the back wall. I understand that generally speaking, low-priced in-walls are not as pleasing as a good hanging on-wall or bookshelf, but in my situation, I am going for form over function due to the wife factor.īecause of the less than optimal placement of where my surrounds have to go as it relates to my sitting positions, I am wondering if a bipole design would work better. I am wanting to switch to in-walls for a cleaner look. I have just done some painting and am about to wallpaper the wall that my current wall-mount surround speakers are currently on. With a single touch you can start the music, the light changes into an “atmosphere” scene, the curtains go down and the air conditioning system calms down for audition.I could use some advice on choosing surround speakers in my Living Room. The control interface of the audio and video systems is the same as the one of other functions of the house. In office buildings the classical function of public address can be converted into “ambient sound” improving the atmosphere for those who work there.
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There are also solutions to have the smart TV in sight only when you want to watch something: TV mounts from the Italian manufacturer Maior, which lowers your TV from the ceiling at the push of a button. HD Television and lately the 3D movies available on new projectors allow an unique experience. Often these “technical” conditions significantly change the configuration of the furniture in the room. Speakers location and distances between them and the listener must be precisely defined to ensure optimum listening.
Designing a modern living room must take these functionalities into account. Surround home cinema systems realistically introduce you in the atmosphere of the movies. Each of these areas can be programmed to play independently or together, the sound on various audio sources (FM tuner, CD player, DVD player, TV, Ipod, Media Server, Internet Radio). Such a smart system has the ability to use and control multiple sources of music, for any of the building areas. In a smart home a “multizone” audio system offers the possibility of listening your favorite music no matter where you are in the house, without having to take with you your CD player or Ipod.
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