My introduction to RBH

[3db]

My wife does not want me to see any speakers on stands in the great room of the new townhouse. So we reached a compromise where I would get an audio console that is about 70" wide to accommodate my PSB Century 100i center channels and the original PSB Alphas . The Alphas work better on a shelf as designed.

To get around the surrounds on stands, I'm using two ceiling mount speakers. The builder uses RBH A600 as their inline speaker...

https://rbhsound.com/a600.php

 

[rojo]

@3db Does the builder build a back box behind the in-ceiling speakers? Is your wife letting you keep the Rhythmik sub in the chain? If not, RBH also makes in-wall and in-floor subwoofers; and HTD has in-wall subs as well. Or Beale Street Audio sells in-ceiling subs if you prefer. As long as your builder is already hacking apart the ceiling, it might be a good time to consider such options.

 

[3db]

I don't know if the builder is building a back box behind them. The Rythmik which is part of the primary system is going into the basement (see http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/threads/moving-to-a-new-home-in-2-years-already-purchased.96600/#post-1145073) . This is for my 2nd system that is currently located in the family room. I have a PSB Subsonic5 sub in that config which will be used and set on the floor beside the media console.

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

I'll be installing the RBH A-815 and VA-815 (8" woofer) ceiling speakers throughout my new house. I may be needing the back-box enclosures (FB-C8). I better check to see where the foam insulation will go for the ceiling attic.