Need recommendations - likely a dumb question

[kmcorolla15]

Likely a dumb question....Right now I'm running 2 Polk Audio towers along with an old set of Sony subwoofers (yes I know....they are soon being replaced). My only issue is they stick out from the sides of the wall. For sound quality, etc....would I be better off getting another set of good bookshelf speakers and mounting them from the wall alongside of my entertainment center, or should I leave it as is? Thanks in advance!

 

[ryanosaur]

Are you troubled by the Speakers being a little out from the Wall your TV is mounted on? How would wall mounts solve your problem?

I would keep the Towers, and absolutely focus on getting the Subs replaced. Also, moving the Subs off the Front wall might be a great option. You can place them strategically in the room to get better bass response and perhaps really increase the feel for movie watching.

You could then slide the towers in a little, though I wouldn't push them in too much. Absolute minimum distance between towers should be 6', 8' is always preferable for good stereo separation.

 

[TLS Guy]

Likely a dumb question....Right now I'm running 2 Polk Audio towers along with an old set of Sony subwoofers (yes I know....they are soon being replaced). My only issue is they stick out from the sides of the wall. For sound quality, etc....would I be better off getting another set of good bookshelf speakers and mounting them from the wall alongside of my entertainment center, or should I leave it as is? Thanks in advance!

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The short answer is no.

 

[kmcorolla15]

The short answer is no.

...and this is why I ask those with whom the Audioholic Force is strong. Thank you both!

 

[Eppie]

...and this is why I ask those with whom the Audioholic Force is strong. Thank you both!

I think ryanosuar's assessment is spot on, FWIW.

 

[lovinthehd]

Personally I'd rather have the L/R wider apart, not a way to go a different direction in the room?