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Yes they are relying on the sound to shoot up to the ceiling and bounce back down and still be intelligible enough to provide a convincing height effect. Their diagram shows a perfect flashlight beaming up to the ceiling :)

They still have 3 more surfaces to work with for the next Atmos spec :) We just wrote up a little preview here: Pioneer Atmos Speakers (SP-EFS73/SP-EBS73L/SP-EC73 and SW-E10) Preview | Audioholics

There is. Turn off Atmos on the receiver :) I'm waiting for Atmos 2 where they put drivers on the back of the cabinet. Hey there are still 3 more surfaces to exploit, why NOT?!

Just b/c the have the name "Studio" in their name doesn't mean they were designed to be a nearfield monitor. They work just fine in a home theater or two-channel farfield environment. In fact, you wouldn't want to use an MTM in a nearfield environment in the first place so it's better to be...

And no amp to power the non-powered sub :)

No thanks. I can't wait to see the new Atmos friendly towers some companies will be putting out where they fire drivers at the top of the cabinet. What a joke! But it probably will happen. Update: Oh my, I just saw the Pioneer Atmos speakers :eek:

Make sure you use the "Manage Attachments" option below the editor and not the insert image icon above the editor.

maybe this review: Marantz PM-11S3 Integrated Amplifier Review | Audioholics

test images Appears to be working fine for me.

I went into ADMIN to make some tweaks. You can now upload 10 images per post instead of 5. The images are already set to auto resize so file size shouldn't be an issue. I don't see the option to auto-correct orientation though.

With 5 RBH T2s in your system, why would you care about anything else ;)

Very sad indeed. I was fortunate to meet him a few years back and he was a kind person.

If your current system sounds great to you and you listen to it that infrequently, why change anything? Enjoy what you have and avoid the upgraditis...though I don't always practice what I preach :)

I think we fixed this. Please confirm guys. thanks.

WE heard these speakers at the last CEDIA show. Definitely a lot of top end energy and I am sure a lot of folks would like that. Personally my wife and I thought their bookshelf speaker was the most tonally balanced.

I do have the Omnimic and have worked with them to improve it over the last couple of years. It's just not very consistent at lower frequencies and its limited in what it can do with math functions and splicing and combining measurements. The portability is nice and its certainly useful for...

The Omnimic is a kinda a toy. I'd instead recommend the recent XTZ System we reviewed.

Matching the system as most people spending this kind of $$$ will want the same aesthetics and finish options. SVS was offered as an alternative. Agreed about the turntable but we stick those in 2CH only systems.

We have recently done a ton of coverage for SVS, MartinLogan, NHT and others and are working on expanding that coverage. If this isn't diversified enough for you, there are plenty of other websites to read. You have stated your position about this many times and quite frankly its time to move on.