I have a fairly large audio reciver for my surround sound, does anyone know if they fit well in this?
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The middle vertical divider is obviously not adjustable. The shelves are. The height of of the shelf compartment (same on each side for a total of 2 compartments)from vey bottom to top is 17.5, but visibly there is 15.5" (due to top facing/facade under main counter/top shelf). Those measurements are with taking out the adjustable shelf. Horizontally the compartment is 25.75" with 25" visible (due to center divider facade), depth is 14". There are 3 levels to place adjustable shelf...starting from middle it can go up or down by 1". In one compartment i didn't use the adjustable shelf so i could fit a tall item that sits on the bottom Of compartment. Hope this helps. The middle vertical divider is obviously not adjustable. The shelves are. The height of of the shelf compartment (same on each side for a total of 2 compartments)from vey bottom to top is 17.5, but visibly there is 15.5" (due to top facing/facade under main counter/top shelf). Those measurements are with taking out the adjustable shelf. Horizontally the compartment is 25.75" with 25" visible (due to center divider facade), depth is 14". There are 3 levels to place adjustable shelf...starting from middle it can go up or down by 1". In one compartment i didn't use the... » Read More The middle vertical divider is obviously not adjustable. The shelves are. The height of of the shelf compartment (same on each side for a total of 2 compartments)from vey bottom to top is 17.5, but visibly there is 15.5" (due to top facing/facade under main counter/top shelf). Those measurements are with taking out the adjustable shelf. Horizontally the compartment is 25.75" with 25" visible (due to center divider facade), depth is 14". There are 3 levels to place adjustable shelf...starting from middle it can go up or down by 1". In one compartment i didn't use the adjustable shelf so i could fit a tall item that sits on the bottom Of compartment. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The middle vertical divider is obviously not adjustable. The shelves are. The height of of the shelf compartment (same on each side for a total of 2 compartments)from vey bottom to top is 17.5, but visibly there is 15.5" (due to top facing/facade under main counter/top shelf). Those measurements are with taking out the adjustable shelf. Horizontally the compartment is 25.75" with 25" visible (due to center divider facade), depth is 14". There are 3 levels to place adjustable shelf...starting from middle it can go up or down by 1". In one compartment i didn't use the adjustable shelf so i could fit a tall item that sits on the bottom Of compartment. Hope this helps.
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No. I just encountered the same issue. 14 inches is the exact depth of my receiver. If I didn't have to plug anything in to the back, it would be fine. With the 2 inches all the cables stick out, my only option is cutting a hole in the back. I was excited to keep the cord mess inside the cabinet behind the receiver. It doesn't look like this is going to be possible.
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I have no problem running large front speakers along with a sub.... with the rear surround speakers at the same time.Phil
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I don't have this particular system, but I will warn you that the plugs are very long. Too long for the standard spring clips on my Sony reciever and my speakers. Thy only go in 1 or 1.5 segments - I ended up snipping off the remaining segments for a tighter fit. They are still a little loose, but I have less worry of them falling out or shifting around. There is no loss of sound once they've been clipped - I tested speakers w/ and w/o clipped plugs to check.
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Vikas, you don't mention what you're using for receiver or surrounds. My setup is approximately the same give or take a foot and the bass is not problem. I'm using the Def Tech 1000 surrounds and a Pioneer SC-1523 Receiver.
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I have an Onkyo 7.2 system and I use these for my back speakers. They work great. Though they're probably over kill for the size of the room.
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If your surround sound system has an Optical or Coaxial Digital Sound input, the answer is yes . . . . .
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I don't recall the size exactly...maybe 6" wide. I used a powerbridge sound bar connector which is about 2.5 x 10 and I still had a little trouble making it all work, but mostly because the cable port on the wall plate was small. It was also difficult for me because I ran all my HDMI's into the sound bar so there were a lot of cables. If your wire port is mostly open you should be ok as long as you position it correctly. Best of luck and enjoy!
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From the pictures that I have seen on Google it looks like it would fit perfectly. But you can go to any audio store &'d they can inform you much better.
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I think my surrounds sound just as good as my rf-42s. I personally think tower speakers just look good on both sides of your tv.
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Id definitely say YES...ive been using them for over a month now and have them connected to Denon x-1000 and its more than enough to fill my 15 x 25 feet living room. And I'm pretty sure they'd do just fine in a larger room.
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I have these as the main part of my surround sound system. They work just fine!
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I have these speakers for my back surround sound speakers. They sound great with my denon 1312 receiver.
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Yes they should work just fine! Mine are hooked up to a 110w/channel 7:1 surround receiver. Placement of the speakers are critical in getting the results so keep that in mind. Check the instructions for speaker placement on your receiver. Mine were hung and angled down to the listening area. Hope this helps.
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If a small shelf would be good enough, then these brackets are way too big anyway. I'm no audiofile, and don't know much about speakers, but don't they have screw-holes in the back for mounting? I'd find screws (probably machine screws) that match those sockets, go to Best Buy or some equivalent and tell them what you're trying to do. I'm sure they have brackets that will be perfect for you needs.
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I have two HDMI cables, one RG59 coax and one audio line. There is room for one or two more audio cables, as long as they are not to big.
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You are good on height. You will have about 3/16 to spare. On depth, you are short by 3/4, but it shouldn't matter if the speaker extends beyond your enclosure. You will probably get better sound dispersion. Speakers have a great sound as centers!
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they will work, but they won't sound as good used as main ... intended as surrounds