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Default Ideal positioning for front height speakers for Atmos?
I’m currently in the process of setting up my new surround sound system. I am wondering what is considered to be the ideal position for the front “height” speakers? Should they be in line with the mains or slightly inside or outside of the mains? What is generally considered to be correct?

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