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• Re: In- wall surround speakers worthwhile? Thanks KM 11:19:56 8/19/99 (0)
  In Reply to: In- wall surround speakers worthwhile? posted by KM on August 17, 1999 at 13:12:35:

  Thanks for the feedback guys.

  I will really look at building a solid, vibration free cavity for the speakers
  
  

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• Re: In- wall surround speakers worthwhile? Mart 09:39:30 8/18/99 (0)
  In Reply to: In- wall surround speakers worthwhile? posted by KM on August 17, 1999 at 13:12:35:

  to reduce wall vibrations would require ...
  ... cross-beaming cats
  ... front baffle board
  ... lining the entire cavity with a white-glue & sand mixture

  Once done, you can even port the unit.

  considering they're rears you may want the point source units from Madisound.
  
  

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• Re: In- wall surround speakers worthwhile? Markw 05:31:51 8/18/99 (0)
  In Reply to: In- wall surround speakers worthwhile? posted by KM on August 17, 1999 at 13:12:35:

  Basically, bass is lacking, the higs are generally beamed to where you are not, and you will need to arrange the room around them, rather than placing speakers for best sound. Any permanantly mounted speakers have drawbacks if good sound is one of your goals.

  For background or DPL surround use, they are at best, barely adequate.

  And yes, there are decent (in class) speakers available for $250. Then again, I cannot see spending a lot on wall speakers anyway.
  
  
  

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