rickst29
01-10-2013, 12:16 PM
Hi everyone. I intend to buy a Stereo pair from Ascend after allowing a few days to see recommendations in Replies on this Thread. Thanks in advance.
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Due to WAF and large quantities of "stuff" hidden in those cabinets, I must fit into the following room with no changes to the furniture. (Diagram attached.) As you see, there is a hard and reflective wall on the left side, but excessive empty space on the right (Hallways). The unmarked rectangular furniture on the right is a simple desk, only 30" tall, and probably not much of a factor.
The inside dimensions of the "Speaker box" wall units are 23H x 23W x 12D (inches), they constitute a second row of 3 rows of similar units. That's exactly 23", so I suspect that the Sierra Horizons would not fit. (And even if they could, would the wall unit interactions be too severe?)
There is a 4" lip along the lower units (which are 16" deep), and the speakers can be moved out of the boxes by this measurement. Using all 16 inches of depth gets slightly out of the wall unit cubes, and allows for some extra toe-in. The height at the bottom of the speaker box interior is 29", nearly perfect.
The ceiling is not level; it is approximately 13' high along the back of the wall units, and tilts down towards the couch (at which point it is about 9' high.)
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Due to WAF and large quantities of "stuff" hidden in those cabinets, I must fit into the following room with no changes to the furniture. (Diagram attached.) As you see, there is a hard and reflective wall on the left side, but excessive empty space on the right (Hallways). The unmarked rectangular furniture on the right is a simple desk, only 30" tall, and probably not much of a factor.
The inside dimensions of the "Speaker box" wall units are 23H x 23W x 12D (inches), they constitute a second row of 3 rows of similar units. That's exactly 23", so I suspect that the Sierra Horizons would not fit. (And even if they could, would the wall unit interactions be too severe?)
There is a 4" lip along the lower units (which are 16" deep), and the speakers can be moved out of the boxes by this measurement. Using all 16 inches of depth gets slightly out of the wall unit cubes, and allows for some extra toe-in. The height at the bottom of the speaker box interior is 29", nearly perfect.
The ceiling is not level; it is approximately 13' high along the back of the wall units, and tilts down towards the couch (at which point it is about 9' high.)