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Thread: HTM-200's mounting sideways?

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    Default HTM-200's mounting sideways?

    I just recieved my order of 340SE mains, 340 SE center, and HTM-200's surrounds and surround backs. I'm setting up a home theater in my basement which has slightly lower panled ceilings. I was wondering if there is any difference mounting the HTM-200 surrounds sideways as opposed to mounting normally? Because of the low ceiling and 11" height of the speakers it does seem to hang a bit too low especially for us 6 foot tall people.

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    I'm sure there is some difference, but probably not too detrimental. If you mount them on their sides close to the ceiling, try with the tweeter on the bottom.
    -curtis

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    thanks curtis, i'll give it a try. any reason for having the tweeter on the bottom instead of on top?

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    yeah...closer to ear level and less reflection of treble from ceiling.
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    Don't forget that the HTM-200 serves as a center for some customers, usually horizontal. I haven't tried it myself, but I expect it to work fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BradJudy
    Don't forget that the HTM-200 serves as a center for some customers, usually horizontal. I haven't tried it myself, but I expect it to work fine.
    thanks for the reply, that's good to know, makes my decision a little easier.

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    Is there any problem mounting them upside down.
    With the mounting holes on the rear toward the top. Thanks.

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