<font color='#000000'>I can't get my rears to sound right. They are bipolar Jamo surround speakers and they are positioned about 6' above my head in the listening position and about 2 1/2' behind my head in the listening position. I realize this is somewhat less than ideal, but it's the best it can get in my apartment. I'm using a Denon 4802 receiver to drive them.
The problem is that they don't really seem to add much to the sound stage and image rather poorly (although they do "just fine" if I route music through to the rears). However, if I raise the channel level on the Denon they stick out like a sore thumb and they are terribly matched with my Martin Logan fronts/center. If I turn my head to the side, I can hear them as they're set now, although they don't really seem to have much going through them unless there is something quite obvious such as a front to back airplane or the like.
I have the channel levels adjusted per a Quest/Metrasonics sound level meter with a linear weighting.
Any advice would be appreciated.</font>