We have mounted our HDTV (Samsung LN-T4061F) on the wall and have bought a Bose Home Theatre system (sorry for uttering those words but its the Bose V30 system). Anyways, after a couple months, we decided to wall mount the center channel speaker using Bose wall brackets (UB-20). By mounting it directly underneath the TV (which will be at ear height when seated), it will be in line with the left and right speakers (although the left and front speakers are just ahead of the center speaker but I've read that it's ok as long as they are level).

Due to the design of the TV, it has its speakers underneath to "hide it". The problem is that if we put the center speaker directly underneath the TV, we feel sound may reflect since the TV is sticking out more than the center speaker. Any thoughts or does it not matter, as long as the center speaker is pointing at the audience?