Does your receiver have options for front/middle/back height channels? Take a look at the dolby website they have every possible configuration with layouts. I personally have 4 ceiling speakers (middle/back) and works well. You could mount your height speakers a bit lower to get correct angle - may work for your space.
Atmos in ceiling speaker setul
I was hoping someone with Atmos setup experience could help me with a room size problem. I have a 16’ room front to back and 12’ ceilings.
Atmos specs want speakers no less than 35 degrees from position one ear level. If I follow that guide it puts my in ceiling speakers nearly against both front and back walls due to high ceilings.
would I be better to close the angle to 20-25 degrees so front speakers are at least mid way between listening position and LRC channels?
Seems like object movement would be lost if front heights are over or Behind LR channel speakers.
any insight would be appreciated!
Atmos specs want speakers no less than 35 degrees from position one ear level. If I follow that guide it puts my in ceiling speakers nearly against both front and back walls due to high ceilings.
would I be better to close the angle to 20-25 degrees so front speakers are at least mid way between listening position and LRC channels?
Seems like object movement would be lost if front heights are over or Behind LR channel speakers.
any insight would be appreciated!