Thanks for all the info

[lunchbox]

Based on a lot of research on this forum I recently picked up some new Polk Monitor speakers and just finished my home theater upgrade today. Speakers sound great and I appreciate all the advice from other members. I put some pictures in my gallery as well. Thanks

[Mr. HiDef]

Congrats on the new setup everything has a nice and clean look hope you enjoy the new polks

[Driver_King]

I do have a suggestion. If possible, pull out your fronts as far apart from each other as you can, toed in, and a few feet away from the wall. It will make a world of a difference if you could do it. I do see it is already a little tight but even moving the left speaker like the way I said would make a big difference.

[coolmilo]

Originally Posted by Driver_King

I do have a suggestion. If possible, pull out your fronts as far apart from each other as you can, toed in, and a few feet away from the wall. It will make a world of a difference if you could do it. I do see it is already a little tight but even moving the left speaker like the way I said would make a big difference.

Would you recommend pulling in the equipment rack next to the TV rack and putting the right channel to the far right (other side of the equipment rack) and the left channel to the far left and toed in both speakers? That might work well for him, correct?

Nice clean setup by the way.

[lunchbox]

I was worried that if I move the right speaker on the other side of the rack the couch would be blocking it. I also have an a2-300 coming that I had planned to put on the far side of the left tower...If I move the tower out the sub would be between the tower and the TV. I appreciate any suggestion anyone has on my setup and how to improve it.