On the advice of the members of this board I picked up a matching bookshelf speaker over a bipole to upgrade my system to 6.1. I decided against 7.1 until we get a new home and I dedicate a room to this. So my dilema, and I know I will have to expirement, is where to place the rear surrounds. My room is and open floor plan measuring 18' from the Monitor wall to the back wall and 14' wide in the viewing area which opens to the dinning room that is the same size. A loveseat sits against the back wall and is what I have designated as my viewing seat. Our couch runs length wise dividing the two areas.
Im trying to place the rear centers. Would it be totally obsurd to place them in the back corners? Thus all three speakers would be firing from behind. Or should I just move them into position on the sides each time I want to watch a movie?
For info I run a Yamaha RX-v2500, Infinity Primus 360 towers, Infinity C25 center, and Primus 150's in the rear with a brand spanking new Klipsch rsw-10 sub. The new surround rear is an additional Primus 150.
