Thank u. I live in an apartment so I definitely can’t do in ceiling. I’ve tried up firing but it’s not great either. So I’m moving onto elevation. I won’t worry about hiding the wires
Finally! Short, to the point. Fact based, objective measurement, subjective useful opinion. Loved the interactive see-if-you-see part. This review is perfect and I very rarely say that. Please do bookshelf rear atmos speakers reviews and tests for 5.1.4 setup in the same manner. Liked & subscribed!
Honestly, your my favorite reviewer on the Tubes. Keep it up. I love the editing and honest reviews. Thank you for taking your time in your comparisons, presentations and reviews.
I was all set to comment about on ceiling bookshelf speakers but You covered them. I have a beam right overhead with two SVS Prime Satellites mounted for a 5.2.2. Loving the videos.
I've just found this, finally, a decent comparison of the 3 Atmos speaker types. You've helped me make a decision on my Atmos speaker configuration, thanks heaps for posting this video.
@@ThaVillaMan word, I bought SONY SSCSE, enabled speakers, can I put them directly ontop of the sofa, pointing downwards? (I want to use then as, IN CEILING, speakers for dolby atmos) I already bought them on black friday as a deal and I'm not trying to buy other speakers
I've heard in ceiling speakers typically don't have the same sounds quality as elevation speakers in a cabinet. Since you have both, I'm curious how you would compare the two. This was a great informative video! Your video looks great on TV and phone. Thanks!
Seek and Yeee shall find. The exact topics you went over in your video is what I've been trying to figure out for ages...Thanks for doing the heavy lifting!
Great comparison man! As a person who has been researching in order to make a decision on a new home theatre, your videos have been very helpful! Great content, keep it up, I'm looking forward to what you'll be sharing with us in 2019!
Great comparison! 👍 I have the Martin Logan ICs, so I was pretty excited to see this comparison. This helped to reassure my thoughts and feelings from my own experience. It also eliminates any buyer's remorse I may have had from spending a little extra on them compared to up-firing or elevated...and also buying additional speakers, as I plan on adding two more ICs in the near future. Thanks!!!
I am really happy you made this video. You can hear the difference of the speakers through this video. I can hear the ceiling speakers and SVS height speakers have higher frequency range. The atmos enabled bounce sounding speakers have a lower frequency range. They tend to sound a little weaker with less Bass. I would choose ceiling speakers or SVS height elevation speakers over the atmos enabled. But it is nice to hear that Atmos enabled speakers work fine as an option
Refer to AVSForum. UpFiring Atmos speakers._____ forum members posted are setting atmos speakers +6DB over the AVR Auto Eq calibration values. As well many members have great results with Atmos crossover frequency of 100 or 120 HZ. I myself as well with my Klipsch RP500SA's. Don't pass judgement on Atmos Enabled speakers until one tries 100 HZ cutoff and +6 DB over value from auto eq
hi there...I'm so late joining this conversation but I hope to get some advice. I can't use in ceiling speakers for my 5.1.4 setup so I'm thinking of using 4 bookshelf speakers -2 mounted at the front up on the wall just under the ceiling and 2 at the back-my sofa is in the middle of the room. The Prime elevation would be nice because they are already angled but I wonder if just about any other speaker would work too...for best results, should these speakers be mounted aligned with the main L and R speakers at the front and in line at the back too? or should I place them in the corners? And for calibration I would call them Height or top? so many options . I have a Denon AVR-X4400. Thanks so much!
If you want sound to come from a point source, place speaker at that point. Did you leave the inceiling speakers open to the ceiling void; Or did you install speaker hoods/box-in the rear of the void behind the speakers?
Amazing job. I have a shoirter ceiling in my basement where my second HT is at. Making holes in the ceiling or running wires up the wall aint easy. So I will make use of the upfiring speakers as its the best option I have.
You do Comparisons right, normally I would have to watch several videos to get this much information. this is only the 2nd video I’m watching on this matter and I already know what route I’m going. (Elevation in case anyone was wondering) So thumbs up my man just for that I’m playing this video again and watching all ads when it reloads. If there are any ads I didn’t remember seeing any.
You have shown the svs prime elevation only as height speaker. But they can also be placed in the ceiling. Can you make a review with preme evevation sound quality and atmos effect comparing to klipsch rp500 sa ii?
Hooked my 4 prime elevation speakers yesterday and got rid of my atmos modules haven't really fine tuned them yet but I can definitely tell the difference
@@ThaVillaMan it took a about 2 hours to run the wires hook em up and hang them tuned up perfect Saturday and what impressed me the most was what I never noticed before like the music that was playing in H shop after the race scene in ready player 1 never heard prince music or the the temptations in the modules wow impressive
Thank for your Awsome Advice on the different Atmos Speaker set ups. My Wife my not like Holes drilled in our Ceiling lol . My best bet is to place Atmos Speakers on top of my main Speakers. Thank You for your Advice and Expertise
Thank you for the video. I was using book shelf klipsch speakers are my height speakers and goes on top of my towers. They sounded ok but wasn’t impressed. I went out a couple days ago and bought the klipsh r-41-sa at bestbuy since they were on sale for $279. They did sound a little better but wasn’t blown away. Now that I saw your video I think I’m gonna mount them on the wall. I have a center dual 8 inch, 2 towers with dual 8 inch 2 surround bookshelf 8 inch, 12 inch sub and now the height speakers. All my speakers and sub are klipsch reference using a Denon 3400 receiver. Can’t wait to hear the difference.
Thanks for the video I made the mistake of ordering klipsch 50 watt rms dolby atmos speakers I'm returning those today lol. I have the denon x4500h which is way overpowered for those. I'm going to order the SVS Primes which have a 150 rms rating. Thanks for the help.
Just subscribed to the channel and really enjoy the content that I have seen so far. I am in the middle of converting my garage into a dedicated home theater room and this video really shed some light on atmos speaker types for me. Keep up the great content on the channel. There are a lot of channels providing HT content, but very few with the professionalism as yours. Job well done. Thanks again.
I have RP 140SA's, RP 500SA's. The 500's upFiring blows me away. Awesome. Tho I believe their crossover frequency set to 100. Klipsch knows how to make upFiring speakers with Great Atmos energy. th-cam.com/video/O8hck6sIO3c/w-d-xo.html
Great video. I have a question about the Klipsch R-625FA and the pioneer Elite SP-EFS73 upfiring speakers. I have now the LG C9 hooked up to the Onkyo TX-NR696 Receiver and it is nice. I just need speakers and speakers for dolby atmos. Now Im struggling between which one to pick for that dolby atmos experience. Either the Klipsch or the Pioneer up firing. Now that I saw your video I'm thinking of getting the Klipsch RP-140SA elevation speakers and tower Klipsch speakers. thanks in advance for any information.
Great Video, glad I found your channel. I've been playing with in or on-ceiling ideas and testing and I think I'm going with elevation speakers after listening to some of the SVS products.
Very informative!!!! Thank you. I've been considering going Atmos. Looking into 9.2 receivers if I use reflection speakers or 11.2 if I go with ceiling. Great video as I was wanting to know if reflection speakers were any good. Btw you 4k HDR vid looks amazing on the XMax.
I going with the svs ultra lineup but In ceilings are my only option as much as I want timbre matching any recommendations for a close match with the svs lineup
I've yet to transition to Atmos speakers. Thank you for this video. Very informed and easy to understand. Seems like Ready Player one is the gold standard for demos now. I have a slanted ceiling and atmos doesn't cater too well for that experience. I won't spend money on upfiring ones after your review. Whatever happened to DTS X?
I have Boston speakers . Is it possible to use surround speakers as height /mounted Dolby surround speakers ? I am not sure whether to buy inceiling or mount the small speakers on the wall. I am using a 7.2 channel Yamaha avr . Please advise before I make a mistake and regret it. Take care .
mGreat video - hits home. I'm trying to make this very decision. With my 7 foot flat ceilings I was concerned about the options. Currently took my backs (from 7.1 to 5.1.2) and raised them up to about 6 feet... I am hearing "bubble" sound from various ATMOS tracks, but these are not wide apart and sit behind window blinds (wood slats not metal). Certainly not idea and the back wall is an outside wall with two large windows. So been looking at up-firing (Klipsch or Definitive Tech) or the Elevations (SVS). In ceiling mount is possible, but I worried about the 7' height and can only handle 5.1.2 on this AVR.
Hi. I am looking for information on speaker placement just for Atmos. I am creating a 7.2.4 system. I will be using a elevation speakers. Should they go in the front and rear of the room or centered around the listening area?
Well done have you try installing the elevations on the ceiling? That’s what I like about the elevations they are so versatile since I got them I been playing around with them. I been using them as upfireing, on the ceiling, high front on high on the side.
I have a denon x6500h with klipsch and really like to push hard volume level,s in 5.1.2 but I ever think, ceiling speaker are harder to receiver push? make 60hz will slay the receiver amp? I see in a video that's you talk about 60hz gets harder to amp to push.
Excellent info... I have the Andrew jones 5.1 without atmos and will be looking into adding some atmos speakers... this video will definitely help me with my decision process.
Klipsch RP-140sa or SVS prime elevation? (for height speaker) mounted above the tv. I noticed unlike the RP-500 the 140sa does not have the toggle switch in the back of the speaker, does this mean that they won't be that great for height speakers?
One thing tho, does ceiling fans affect the the atmos sound? and which one is better to install them atmos speaker(upfiring/elevating/in ceiling)? because i have a fan in the ceiling...
I have a 2 story great room that's open to the kitchen (19ft by 17ft by 15ft tall). What's your recommendation for atmos? I don't think I should install speakers in the ceiling or very high on the wall because it's not going to work up there? Lol, no idea.
Hey guys Have a question If i put the elevqtion speakers on 5.1 configuration Wanna add it as atmos I put it above my surround speaker or as ceiling speakers . What should i set on my denon reciever ? Atmos front or atmos surround Which will sound better in movies? Thanks
Thank you for the video. Great comparison! Is there much of a difference in real life between in ceiling and on wall elevation? It would be awesome if you could get your hands on the Klipsch RP-500SA and compare them.
Thanks for watching! I really don’t think there is any significant difference between the two if your front stage is close enough. If it was much farther away from the seating position I could see the effect not being as good though. But that’s just my suspicion
Firstly that should be placed above the LR if you’re mounting them in on your front walls. And when doing that, the speaker should maintain a 30-45deg angle to the MLP. If the wall is too close, the angle might be too great (above 45deg) and too far and it’ll be too little (below 30deg). Page 57 has the details of what I’m talking about www.dolby.com/us/en/technologies/dolby-atmos/dolby-atmos-home-theater-installation-guidelines.pdf
Wow. Thanks a lot friend . Ur video answerwed a lot of questions for me my HT room has a vaulted ceiling with cloud acoustic panels for treatment. In this space I have been struggling for a Atmos solution. Neither upfiring nor down firing works for me. So will look at svs elevation works best for me. Do u suggest the rear Atmos pair be mounted on back walls the same way as front ?
Hey! Glad I could help. I think you could mount it either way, depending on the layout of your room. Just make sure in whichever case the speakers are pointing towards the listening position
Hey, I bought SONY SSCSE, enabled speakers, can I put them directly ontop of the sofa, pointing downwards? (I want to use then as, IN CEILING, speakers for dolby atmos) I already bought them on black friday as a deal and I'm not trying to buy other speakers
hi Villa_Man I have a 16 x 16 living room. On the left side of my TV is a double sliding door that leads to the back yard, on the right of my TV is an open wall that joins the living to the kitchen. My ceilings are 9 feet high. I will be ordering a set of Ash SVS Prime Pinnacle floor standing speakers for the front (left, right), and a Prime Ultra for the Center channel. I will also order two sb2000 subs. I would like to install in-wall speakers for the rear surrounds, as well as 4 in-ceilings for the dolby atmos. Would you recommend I install the EM-IC by Martin Logan, or the Helos for in-ceiling? Also, what in-ceiling speakers would you recommend I install? any help would be greatly appreciated!
@@ThaVillaMan Really to do a representative comparison you need to set all 3 speakers to same rolloff frequency. I know the elevation speakers are full spectrum so analysing comparative can get confusing. On your video I tried to focus on the missles sound overhead. Which the upfiring represented well. But from my experience PLACEMENT of Upfiring speakers is extremely important. Location and distance from ceiling. Uping DB of upfiring is essential for exquisite tuning. The ear results are not the same as microphone detection thru AVR.
Larry, you are correct on the microphone not totally representing what the ears perceive, but that’s why I gave my personal experience also. I don’t think limiting the frequencies of the in-ceiling or up-firing speakers would be an accurate comparison because they both would be crippled and that wouldn’t really represent reality. Either way, I appreciate your perspective, thanks!
I am actually planning to mount bookshelf speakers to my ceiling this weekend, so nice to hear that that is a thing. Hopefully going 5.2.1 will be a nice change over my current 7.1.
Great video.. I have two questions, so I have an all Klipsch system with the RP-820f front and the RP-500SA atmos module which i have them mounted as Front Height. Currently i have everything set at 80 hz. so my two questions are, where should crossover my sub (currently at 80) and also where should I crossover my atmos front height speakers? 80 or above ?
Great!! Please tell me if the configuration 5.1.4 is really a upgrade from the 5.1.2? Do a I really have more immersive experience with 4 speakers above? My room in 5x6 meters. Thanks
nice!! been waiting on this video, I currently have 2 Klipsch CDT-3800-Cii ceiling speakers, and 2 R-41SA wall mounted speakers. Was wondering how the Klipsch RP-500SA sound to the SVS elevation speakers? hopefully, you can get some and do a comparison.
I’m glad I was finally able to publish it. A lot of people were asking about it. Thanks for watching! I don’t know if I’ll get the chance to review the Klipsches, but I’ll be sending the SVSs back soon, so I most likely won’t be able to compare them directly
Are you OK with 2 ceiling speakers for Dolby Atmos or is there a big difference with 4? You thoughts on Martin Logan Helos ? And if 4 speakers is that much better than 2 is that require certain movies that produce additional sounds with 4? Is the 2 better quality speakers (martin Logan) still better than using 4 less expensive speakers? thx in advance
A question Villaman, I just bought a 65 inch LG with Dolby Vision, Is it true that it only runs through a 48gbit 2.1 HDMI, because I want to buy a Marantz SR5013 Reciever that lets dolby vision passthrough , but is a reciever passthrough HDMI connection also 2.1 , or does it downscales to 2.0b 18 gbit or something, I can never really find in the specs, or has a Dolby Vision passthrough receiver per definition a 2.1 HDMI output ? I have a Minix SJ22 Mediacenter with Dolby Vision/Atmos HDMI 2.1 output , but is it wise to let it passthrough the receiver for the video signal ? And regarding to Dolby Atmos, do I have to buy a specific speaker for the ceiling, frequency wise, or can I buy two passive ceiling surround speakers ?, so not build in but attached to the ceiling. Your video's are great to watch, thanx for the info and the clarity , keep up the good work.
Villaman i just bought a Denon 3700 with 5.1 Polk Signature Series. Regarding Dolby Atmos i was thinking about 4x Elacs A4.2 Dolby Enabled Speakers because my ceiling is concrete and i cant use in ceiling. What do you think about them?
second to this: if i have front height speakers, which mode should i choose in receiver for best atmos: atmos or front height? if front height i guess its just normal 7.1 system. hope you could clarify this for us. Thank you.
This is the video I was looking for. Explaining atmos between in ceiling, elevation and upfiring. Great job man!
Glad I could help!
Thank you for giving us a REAL understanding of how this works without a bunch of fanfare and not trying to sell us anything. You da Tha Villa=man!
You know what? This video WAS awesome! Thanks for making it--it quickly answered all my questions about up/height/in-ceiling speakers.
Thank u. I live in an apartment so I definitely can’t do in ceiling. I’ve tried up firing but it’s not great either. So I’m moving onto elevation. I won’t worry about hiding the wires
Very concise video! Love your channel and content. Keep up the great work. Your comment on "Why haven't I heard of this guy before" made me laugh. LOL
Haha thanks Youthman. Glad you liked it!
Finally! Short, to the point. Fact based, objective measurement, subjective useful opinion. Loved the interactive see-if-you-see part. This review is perfect and I very rarely say that. Please do bookshelf rear atmos speakers reviews and tests for 5.1.4 setup in the same manner. Liked & subscribed!
Hey these videos are awesome! Why haven't I heard of this guy before?
Hahahaha nicely done. Why thank you... Thank you very much.
@@ThaVillaMan what tv is that behind you
An LG B6 OLED
@@ThaVillaMan oh ok ,right on!
Loudness should be in SPL not dB bode plot
I've been having a hard time finding comparisons like this online. Your video was super helpful! 👍
Honestly, your my favorite reviewer on the Tubes. Keep it up. I love the editing and honest reviews. Thank you for taking your time in your comparisons, presentations and reviews.
I’m really glad to hear that. I’m happy you enjoy watching my videos. I’m always trying to get better with each one
@@ThaVillaMan Well, you're on a roll!! Especially with that crisp new camera! Keep it up!! I can't wait to see what else you bring.
thank you, very informative. Think I'll go with the Dali Alteco c-1, as I don't want to drill holes in my walls either. Take care.
I was all set to comment about on ceiling bookshelf speakers but You covered them. I have a beam right overhead with two SVS Prime Satellites mounted for a 5.2.2. Loving the videos.
I've just found this, finally, a decent comparison of the 3 Atmos speaker types. You've helped me make a decision on my Atmos speaker configuration, thanks heaps for posting this video.
How about the prime elevations but mounted as in ceilings?
That an interesting test for another time 😆
@@ThaVillaMan word, I bought SONY SSCSE, enabled speakers, can I put them directly ontop of the sofa, pointing downwards? (I want to use then as, IN CEILING, speakers for dolby atmos) I already bought them on black friday as a deal and I'm not trying to buy other speakers
@@gabrielabdulla7246 did it work for you?
@@Toschh yea they work perfectly
@@gabrielabdulla7246 nice! Do you think you benefit more from putting them behind the sofa and not Infront of you on the wall were the tv is?
I've heard in ceiling speakers typically don't have the same sounds quality as elevation speakers in a cabinet. Since you have both, I'm curious how you would compare the two.
This was a great informative video! Your video looks great on TV and phone. Thanks!
Seek and Yeee shall find. The exact topics you went over in your video is what I've been trying to figure out for ages...Thanks for doing the heavy lifting!
Great comparison man! As a person who has been researching in order to make a decision on a new home theatre, your videos have been very helpful! Great content, keep it up, I'm looking forward to what you'll be sharing with us in 2019!
Definitely. Glad I can help!
Video is awesome.
Your voice....you are blessed with that voice bro.
Warm wishes from India to my brother.
Haha thanks!
Awesome job as always brother! I'm definitely moving up to atmos from a 7.2 set up and the video is definitely helpful!
I have installed 4 Klipsch R51m's and they sound great.
Like the new 4k camera!! I am also using Prime Elevations overhead and love it.
Right? It makes everything so much better.
Nice! I’m not surprised to hear that though... the primes are definitely a good choice.
Great comparison! 👍
I have the Martin Logan ICs, so I was pretty excited to see this comparison. This helped to reassure my thoughts and feelings from my own experience. It also eliminates any buyer's remorse I may have had from spending a little extra on them compared to up-firing or elevated...and also buying additional speakers, as I plan on adding two more ICs in the near future.
Thanks!!!
Thanks! The MLs are great because they can go so low. They’re a great choice.
4 speakers overhead really make great sound even better
I am really happy you made this video. You can hear the difference of the speakers through this video. I can hear the ceiling speakers and SVS height speakers have higher frequency range.
The atmos enabled bounce sounding speakers have a lower frequency range. They tend to sound a little weaker with less Bass.
I would choose ceiling speakers or SVS height elevation speakers over the atmos enabled.
But it is nice to hear that Atmos enabled speakers work fine as an option
th-cam.com/video/O8hck6sIO3c/w-d-xo.html
Ask Youthman what his cross over frequency is for the upFiring speakers.
Refer to AVSForum. UpFiring Atmos speakers._____ forum members posted are setting atmos speakers +6DB over the AVR Auto Eq calibration values.
As well many members have great results with Atmos crossover frequency of 100 or 120 HZ. I myself as well with my Klipsch RP500SA's. Don't pass judgement on Atmos Enabled speakers until one tries 100 HZ cutoff and +6 DB over value from auto eq
hi there...I'm so late joining this conversation but I hope to get some advice. I can't use in ceiling speakers for my 5.1.4 setup so I'm thinking of using 4 bookshelf speakers -2 mounted at the front up on the wall just under the ceiling and 2 at the back-my sofa is in the middle of the room. The Prime elevation would be nice because they are already angled but I wonder if just about any other speaker would work too...for best results, should these speakers be mounted aligned with the main L and R speakers at the front and in line at the back too? or should I place them in the corners? And for calibration I would call them Height or top? so many options . I have a Denon AVR-X4400. Thanks so much!
If you want sound to come from a point source, place speaker at that point.
Did you leave the inceiling speakers open to the ceiling void; Or did you install speaker hoods/box-in the rear of the void behind the speakers?
Amazing job. I have a shoirter ceiling in my basement where my second HT is at. Making holes in the ceiling or running wires up the wall aint easy. So I will make use of the upfiring speakers as its the best option I have.
Whats your thoughts on using two elevation speakers on the front wall for Atmos?
Still one of the better explained and demo videos out there. Btw, where you been dude?
Thanks! It’s been a crazy few months. Lots of demands on my time, so I’m doing my best to prioritize.
You do Comparisons right, normally I would have to watch several videos to get this much information. this is only the 2nd video I’m watching on this matter and I already know what route I’m going. (Elevation in case anyone was wondering) So thumbs up my man just for that I’m playing this video again and watching all ads when it reloads. If there are any ads I didn’t remember seeing any.
First time listening. Wanted to support and leave a comment. Keep it up
Great video man! Lot's of informative information backed by easy to see data clearly laid out, well done.
You have shown the svs prime elevation only as height speaker. But they can also be placed in the ceiling. Can you make a review with preme evevation sound quality and atmos effect comparing to klipsch rp500 sa ii?
Just cleared all my doubts. Nice job!
Hooked my 4 prime elevation speakers yesterday and got rid of my atmos modules haven't really fine tuned them yet but I can definitely tell the difference
Niiiiice. I love it! How long did it take?
@@ThaVillaMan it took a about 2 hours to run the wires hook em up and hang them tuned up perfect Saturday and what impressed me the most was what I never noticed before like the music that was playing in H shop after the race scene in ready player 1 never heard prince music or the the temptations in the modules wow impressive
Thank for your Awsome Advice on the different Atmos Speaker set ups. My Wife my not like Holes drilled in our Ceiling lol . My best bet is to place Atmos Speakers on top of my main Speakers. Thank You for your Advice and Expertise
Thanks for the information! Very helpful for the Hometheater enthusiasts.
Great vídeo.. i ran my setup 5.1.4 2 and 2 are atmos elevation speakers (rear side) and 2 front are bookshelves q150
Thank you for the video. I was using book shelf klipsch speakers are my height speakers and goes on top of my towers. They sounded ok but wasn’t impressed. I went out a couple days ago and bought the klipsh r-41-sa at bestbuy since they were on sale for $279. They did sound a little better but wasn’t blown away. Now that I saw your video I think I’m gonna mount them on the wall. I have a center dual 8 inch, 2 towers with dual 8 inch 2 surround bookshelf 8 inch, 12 inch sub and now the height speakers. All my speakers and sub are klipsch reference using a Denon 3400 receiver. Can’t wait to hear the difference.
Glad I could help... I bet you’ll love it!
Thanks for the video I made the mistake of ordering klipsch 50 watt rms dolby atmos speakers I'm returning those today lol. I have the denon x4500h which is way overpowered for those. I'm going to order the SVS Primes which have a 150 rms rating. Thanks for the help.
I want to hear more from this guy. Sub earned! Great video! I am just before buying an 5.1.2 system and this video really helped me a lot!
Cheers!
These comment are obvious my man. Put in the time and good things will happen. Don't play with the bot comments
Just subscribed to the channel and really enjoy the content that I have seen so far. I am in the middle of converting my garage into a dedicated home theater room and this video really shed some light on atmos speaker types for me. Keep up the great content on the channel. There are a lot of channels providing HT content, but very few with the professionalism as yours. Job well done. Thanks again.
Awesome. Glad I could help!
Hello I plan on using 7.1 Atmos Pioneer Front and Back enabled Center Sub and 2 Ceiling Speakers best of both worlds
Your reviews are getting better, way to step yup the game looking forward to 2019
Thank you! I really appreciate you noticing. That’s always my aim
Will it change the game if the firing was Klipsch Rp-500Sa not saying the pioneer Atmos is weak
I have RP 140SA's, RP 500SA's. The 500's upFiring blows me away. Awesome. Tho I believe their crossover frequency set to 100. Klipsch knows how to make upFiring speakers with Great Atmos energy. th-cam.com/video/O8hck6sIO3c/w-d-xo.html
Thanks so much for your guidance. Merry Christmas 2023.😊
Great video. I have a question about the Klipsch R-625FA and the pioneer Elite SP-EFS73 upfiring speakers. I have now the LG C9 hooked up to the Onkyo TX-NR696 Receiver and it is nice. I just need speakers and speakers for dolby atmos. Now Im struggling between which one to pick for that dolby atmos experience. Either the Klipsch or the Pioneer up firing. Now that I saw your video I'm thinking of getting the Klipsch RP-140SA elevation speakers and tower Klipsch speakers. thanks in advance for any information.
You just convinced me to use elevation speakers. Thanks!
Great Video, glad I found your channel. I've been playing with in or on-ceiling ideas and testing and I think I'm going with elevation speakers after listening to some of the SVS products.
Awesome man, I'm framing my basement and trying to decide in-ceiling or elevation. My ceiling is wide open. Wiring isn't an issue.
Very informative!!!! Thank you. I've been considering going Atmos. Looking into 9.2 receivers if I use reflection speakers or 11.2 if I go with ceiling. Great video as I was wanting to know if reflection speakers were any good. Btw you 4k HDR vid looks amazing on the XMax.
I going with the svs ultra lineup but In ceilings are my only option as much as I want timbre matching any recommendations for a close match with the svs lineup
I've yet to transition to Atmos speakers. Thank you for this video. Very informed and easy to understand. Seems like Ready Player one is the gold standard for demos now.
I have a slanted ceiling and atmos doesn't cater too well for that experience. I won't spend money on upfiring ones after your review.
Whatever happened to DTS X?
Glad I could help. On-wall Atmos speakers might be your best bet. DTS:X is still there, but Atmos is more widely adopted.
Hello, thanks for your video! What you think about Monitor Audio Bronze AMS for elevation placement of speakers?
I have Boston speakers . Is it possible to use surround speakers as height /mounted Dolby surround speakers ? I am not sure whether to buy inceiling or mount the small speakers on the wall. I am using a 7.2 channel Yamaha avr . Please advise before I make a mistake and regret it. Take care .
mGreat video - hits home. I'm trying to make this very decision. With my 7 foot flat ceilings I was concerned about the options. Currently took my backs (from 7.1 to 5.1.2) and raised them up to about 6 feet... I am hearing "bubble" sound from various ATMOS tracks, but these are not wide apart and sit behind window blinds (wood slats not metal). Certainly not idea and the back wall is an outside wall with two large windows. So been looking at up-firing (Klipsch or Definitive Tech) or the Elevations (SVS). In ceiling mount is possible, but I worried about the 7' height and can only handle 5.1.2 on this AVR.
I used small monopole as front height speakers (JBL Control 1 Pro's) they do a good job.
Hi. I am looking for information on speaker placement just for Atmos. I am creating a 7.2.4 system. I will be using a elevation speakers. Should they go in the front and rear of the room or centered around the listening area?
Well done have you try installing the elevations on the ceiling?
That’s what I like about the elevations they are so versatile since I got them I been playing around with them.
I been using them as upfireing, on the ceiling, high front on high on the side.
Thanks. No I haven’t installed them on the ceiling. I can only get away with so much, especially since I’m not keeping them
I have a denon x6500h with klipsch and really like to push hard volume level,s in 5.1.2 but I ever think, ceiling speaker are harder to receiver push? make 60hz will slay the receiver amp?
I see in a video that's you talk about 60hz gets harder to amp to push.
Excellent info... I have the Andrew jones 5.1 without atmos and will be looking into adding some atmos speakers... this video will definitely help me with my decision process.
Glad it could help. It’s definitely something you where you want to have the most information available
Klipsch RP-140sa or SVS prime elevation? (for height speaker) mounted above the tv. I noticed unlike the RP-500 the 140sa does not have the toggle switch in the back of the speaker, does this mean that they won't be that great for height speakers?
Hi Villaman,
Any chance of a diagram showing the set out of your speakers, distances (including distance to and angle to the listener)
Love those ML tweeters
question: with 4 proper speakers instead of 2 modules you hear things MOVING from front to back of your ceiling? thank you
One thing tho, does ceiling fans affect the the atmos sound? and which one is better to install them atmos speaker(upfiring/elevating/in ceiling)? because i have a fan in the ceiling...
I have a 2 story great room that's open to the kitchen (19ft by 17ft by 15ft tall). What's your recommendation for atmos? I don't think I should install speakers in the ceiling or very high on the wall because it's not going to work up there? Lol, no idea.
Hey guys
Have a question
If i put the elevqtion speakers on 5.1 configuration
Wanna add it as atmos
I put it above my surround speaker or as ceiling speakers .
What should i set on my denon reciever ?
Atmos front or atmos surround
Which will sound better in movies?
Thanks
If you only have 2 overhead speakers, they should be placed slightly in front of the MLP, per the Dolby spec.
In Ceiling is best Period. #Fact
Closely followed by elevation speakers. Wasn't too keen on the upfiring ones.
Thank you for the video.
Great comparison!
Is there much of a difference in real life between in ceiling and on wall elevation?
It would be awesome if you could get your hands on the Klipsch RP-500SA and compare them.
Thanks for watching!
I really don’t think there is any significant difference between the two if your front stage is close enough.
If it was much farther away from the seating position I could see the effect not being as good though. But that’s just my suspicion
@@ThaVillaMan What sort of distance are you talking about @tHa_vilLaMaN ? What is considered too far from the MLP?
Firstly that should be placed above the LR if you’re mounting them in on your front walls. And when doing that, the speaker should maintain a 30-45deg angle to the MLP.
If the wall is too close, the angle might be too great (above 45deg) and too far and it’ll be too little (below 30deg).
Page 57 has the details of what I’m talking about www.dolby.com/us/en/technologies/dolby-atmos/dolby-atmos-home-theater-installation-guidelines.pdf
Wow. Thanks a lot friend . Ur video answerwed a lot of questions for me my HT room has a vaulted ceiling with cloud acoustic panels for treatment. In this space I have been struggling for a Atmos solution. Neither upfiring nor down firing works for me. So will look at svs elevation works best for me. Do u suggest the rear Atmos pair be mounted on back walls the same way as front ?
Hey! Glad I could help. I think you could mount it either way, depending on the layout of your room. Just make sure in whichever case the speakers are pointing towards the listening position
Hey, I bought SONY SSCSE, enabled speakers, can I put them directly ontop of the sofa, pointing downwards? (I want to use then as, IN CEILING, speakers for dolby atmos) I already bought them on black friday as a deal and I'm not trying to buy other speakers
hi Villa_Man
I have a 16 x 16 living room. On the left side of my TV is a double sliding door that leads to the back yard, on the right of my TV is an open wall that joins the living to the kitchen. My ceilings are 9 feet high. I will be ordering a set of Ash SVS Prime Pinnacle floor standing speakers for the front (left, right), and a Prime Ultra for the Center channel. I will also order two sb2000 subs. I would like to install in-wall speakers for the rear surrounds, as well as 4 in-ceilings for the dolby atmos. Would you recommend I install the EM-IC by Martin Logan, or the Helos for in-ceiling? Also, what in-ceiling speakers would you recommend I install?
any help would be greatly appreciated!
Great video. I will agree that in ceiling is the best way to go!
Glad you liked it. The other 2 are great options for those who can’t though!
@@ThaVillaMan Really to do a representative comparison you need to set all 3 speakers to same rolloff frequency. I know the elevation speakers are full spectrum so analysing comparative can get confusing. On your video I tried to focus on the missles sound overhead. Which the upfiring represented well. But from my experience PLACEMENT of Upfiring speakers is extremely important. Location and distance from ceiling. Uping DB of upfiring is essential for exquisite tuning. The ear results are not the same as microphone detection thru AVR.
Larry, you are correct on the microphone not totally representing what the ears perceive, but that’s why I gave my personal experience also.
I don’t think limiting the frequencies of the in-ceiling or up-firing speakers would be an accurate comparison because they both would be crippled and that wouldn’t really represent reality. Either way, I appreciate your perspective, thanks!
SVS Ceiling mounted is the best option if you don't want to cut up your roof
Thank you very much for a short and simple opinion
Thanks for the review, for my room I will be using Klipsch rp140sa. Your video has been very helpful.
I am actually planning to mount bookshelf speakers to my ceiling this weekend, so nice to hear that that is a thing. Hopefully going 5.2.1 will be a nice change over my current 7.1.
Great video.. I have two questions, so I have an all Klipsch system with the RP-820f front and the RP-500SA atmos module which i have them mounted as Front Height. Currently i have everything set at 80 hz. so my two questions are, where should crossover my sub (currently at 80) and also where should I crossover my atmos front height speakers? 80 or above ?
Great!! Please tell me if the configuration 5.1.4 is really a upgrade from the 5.1.2? Do a I really have more immersive experience with 4 speakers above? My room in 5x6 meters. Thanks
nice!! been waiting on this video, I currently have 2 Klipsch CDT-3800-Cii ceiling speakers, and 2 R-41SA wall mounted speakers. Was wondering how the Klipsch RP-500SA sound to the SVS elevation speakers? hopefully, you can get some and do a comparison.
I’m glad I was finally able to publish it. A lot of people were asking about it. Thanks for watching!
I don’t know if I’ll get the chance to review the Klipsches, but I’ll be sending the SVSs back soon, so I most likely won’t be able to compare them directly
Hello, is there any difference if i set the front heights as top fronts or viceversa or the same sound goes no mater what you assign them?
Are you OK with 2 ceiling speakers for Dolby Atmos or is there a big difference with 4? You thoughts on Martin Logan Helos ? And if 4 speakers is that much better than 2 is that require certain movies that produce additional sounds with 4? Is the 2 better quality speakers (martin Logan) still better than using 4 less expensive speakers? thx in advance
What did you use to show the frequency response in this video? Amazing...
A question Villaman, I just bought a 65 inch LG with Dolby Vision, Is it true that it only runs through a 48gbit 2.1 HDMI, because I want to buy a Marantz SR5013 Reciever that lets dolby vision passthrough , but is a reciever passthrough HDMI connection also 2.1 , or does it downscales to 2.0b 18 gbit or something, I can never really find in the specs, or has a Dolby Vision passthrough receiver per definition a 2.1 HDMI output ?
I have a Minix SJ22 Mediacenter with Dolby Vision/Atmos HDMI 2.1 output , but is it wise to let it passthrough the receiver for the video signal ?
And regarding to Dolby Atmos, do I have to buy a specific speaker for the ceiling, frequency wise, or can I buy two passive ceiling surround speakers ?, so not build in but attached to the ceiling.
Your video's are great to watch, thanx for the info and the clarity , keep up the good work.
Definitely great insight into wanting in ceiling speakers instead
What do you think about mounting bookshelf speakers on the ceiling with mount of course, like you said I don't want to cut holes in my ceiling..
I think it’s a good idea. You’ll get all the benefits of having a great Atmos speaker
Do you have the SVS elevation speakers set as front/rear heights in the receiver?
What kind of speakers are those in the rear? They look like up firing speakers also. Are they used for that also?
fantastic comparison!! very informative.
thanks a lot man ,I was looking for a video like that
Great, informative video. Thanks!
Thanks. I needed that. Excellent explaining.
Whats a good box speaker to use to bolt onto the ceiling for atmos
Very good video explanation of the 3 types of Atmos speakers. Thank you.
2 versus 4 in-ceiling atmos in a 16' depth 20+' width room in a 7.1 system. How much of benefit to go to 4?
Once again u have the perfect video i was looking for
Glad I could help!
Thanks man... It was a great video
How high should the front elevation speakers be ? Should they be touching the ceiling ?
by any chance im trying to build my home theater setup what setup are you using your self right now just wondering?
Villaman i just bought a Denon 3700 with 5.1 Polk Signature Series. Regarding Dolby Atmos i was thinking about 4x Elacs A4.2 Dolby Enabled Speakers because my ceiling is concrete and i cant use in ceiling. What do you think about them?
For height speakers can you use Dolby enabled speakers or do you need dedicated speakers for height
second to this: if i have front height speakers, which mode should i choose in receiver for best atmos: atmos or front height? if front height i guess its just normal 7.1 system. hope you could clarify this for us. Thank you.
I use bookshelf speakers pointed down like the prime elevation. Gonna get the klipsh speakers that are like the primes