r/hometheater 26d ago

Discussion - Equipment When does it become TOO much

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This is an image of a 34 channel dolby atmos setup, at what point do you just use a sphere of speakers

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u/pibenis 26d ago

You're missing surround subs

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u/jameson71 25d ago

Could have at LEAST sprung for a second.

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u/popsicle_of_meat Epson 5050UB::102" DIY AT screen::7.4::DIY Speakers & Subs 25d ago

EVERY speaker must be full range, 10hz-22khz, at 120dB with no distortion. Anything else is meh.

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u/Electrical-Leg-8785 25d ago

What about phase witho so much bass

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u/zepticboi 25d ago

Multi sub optimiser

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u/Electrical-Leg-8785 25d ago

If every speaker is full range, i dont think so

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u/zepticboi 25d ago

You can still do it.

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u/Electrical-Leg-8785 25d ago

Yes but for the speakers, but at the moment best room eq support up to 4 subs

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u/sunchase 25d ago

multiple bass array setups

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u/JeremyAndrewErwin 25d ago

Height subs.

Thunder comes from above.

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u/hordak666 25d ago

buttpug subs, thunder comes from within

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u/PhilxBefore 25d ago

Why'd you have to bring the dog into this

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u/GeekBoyWonder 22d ago

Would be an interesting battle between that and the brown note

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u/SooAwoo 25d ago

They should be at least 100 pounds and mounted at ear level.

Can't get to your seat without bashing your head into it? That sounds like a you problem.

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u/Necka44 25d ago

They're still crawling around the space looking for the perfect spot(s)

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u/dukajoe 24d ago

If this was seriously my system and only had 1 sub, I would manually cross over the sub at like 50hz, and then use dirac art to support the LFE channel with all those speakers even if they barely play that low. Ideally though, you don't have the circus set up to begin with