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Sonance MAG Series 5.1 In-Wall Surround Sound Speakers w/ Wireless Subwoofer $1700 + free s/h at Best Buy
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$1700 + free s/h
5.1-channel speaker system:
$1700 + free s/h
5.1-channel speaker system:
- Three 6-1/2" LCR in-wall speakers & Two in-ceiling surround speakers
- In-wall / In-ceiling mounting
- 275W powered subwoofer
- (3) MAG6 LCR speakers
- (3) Paintable white LCR grilles LCR cut-out template
- (2) MAG6R SUR speakers
- (2) Paintable white round grilles Round cut-out template
- (1) Sonance MS10SUB subwoofer
- (1) Sonance Wireless Transmitter & Receiver Kit
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deal [bestbuy.com]
$1700 + free s/h
5.1-channel speaker system:
$1700 + free s/h
5.1-channel speaker system:
- Three 6-1/2" LCR in-wall speakers & Two in-ceiling surround speakers
- In-wall / In-ceiling mounting
- 275W powered subwoofer
- (3) MAG6 LCR speakers
- (3) Paintable white LCR grilles LCR cut-out template
- (2) MAG6R SUR speakers
- (2) Paintable white round grilles Round cut-out template
- (1) Sonance MS10SUB subwoofer
- (1) Sonance Wireless Transmitter & Receiver Kit
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On a side note, this a strange package. Why would they give you three ear level speakers and two ceiling speakers and call it a 5.1 package? It makes logical sense for someone starting out with home theater to start with five ear level speakers (the bigger ones in the pics), then add the heights.
On a side note, it seems like Sonance artificially inflates the retail price of their speakers and then posts them for half off or more on a regular basis. I fell for it before, myself.
On a side note, this a strange package. Why would they give you three ear level speakers and two ceiling speakers and call it a 5.1 package? It makes logical sense for someone starting out with home theater to start with five ear level speakers (the bigger ones in the pics), then add the heights.
On a side note, this a strange package. Why would they give you three ear level speakers and two ceiling speakers and call it a 5.1 package? It makes logical sense for someone starting out with home theater to start with five ear level speakers (the bigger ones in the pics), then add the heights.
-Home theater, 5.1.2 with ear level surrounds.
-gym, sound bar with wireless sub/surrounds
-living room, 5.1 with surrounds in ceiling.
Different rooms have different needs, in my open kitchen/living I cannot put ear level surrounds and my ceiling is like 18ft. My gym, well a Visio sound bar with sub/surrounds is more then enough.
On a side note, this a strange package. Why would they give you three ear level speakers and two ceiling speakers and call it a 5.1 package? It makes logical sense for someone starting out with home theater to start with five ear level speakers (the bigger ones in the pics), then add the heights.
Often you can't or wouldn't put surrounds at ear level(side wall) in the average home.
You are paying a premium price for the name, you could do the same with very little to any quality loss for much less IMO.
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On a side note, this a strange package. Why would they give you three ear level speakers and two ceiling speakers and call it a 5.1 package? It makes logical sense for someone starting out with home theater to start with five ear level speakers (the bigger ones in the pics), then add the heights.
On a side note, it seems like Sonance artificially inflates the retail price of their speakers and then posts them for half off or more on a regular basis. I fell for it before, myself.
-Home theater, 5.1.2 with ear level surrounds.
-gym, sound bar with wireless sub/surrounds
-living room, 5.1 with surrounds in ceiling.
Different rooms have different needs, in my open kitchen/living I cannot put ear level surrounds and my ceiling is like 18ft. My gym, well a Visio sound bar with sub/surrounds is more then enough.
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Often you can't or wouldn't put surrounds at ear level(side wall) in the average home.
You are paying a premium price for the name, you could do the same with very little to any quality loss for much less IMO.
Human hearing is most sensitive around you at ear level, and less sensitive high or low. Plus this setup negates being able to do ATMOS .
On top of it all, in wall speakers are a 'form over function' design for those who don't want big boxes in their living space. If have acoustically transparent projector screen would be setup that these could work for.
But again, have to work with what have.
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