Looking for something relatively small, thats wall mountable. No bookshelf sized or inwall speakers. Looking to spend somewhere in between $300-$400

I was going to suggest some bi-pole di-poles. Probably to big for what you want though, but the sound is amazing compared to a standard speaker.

Mike

Help me find a set of rear surround speakers


. . . Look behind you!:cool:

Looking for something relatively small, that's wall mountable. No bookshelf sized or in wall speakers. Looking to spend somewhere in between $300-$400

If you are looking for physically quite small rear speakers, you'll need to indicate what crossover frequency you can tolerate for your rear speakers. [ For example: Does your receiver's bass management function allow different crossover settings for front and rear speakers?]

Your going to have to define small (h"w"d"). This surrounds only 4.5" deep, but the other dimensions may be too big?

http://www.thespeakercompany.com/TSS-525-Dipolar-2-Way-Surround-Sound-Speakers-Pair-P48C10.aspx

Looking for something relatively small, thats wall mountable. No bookshelf sized or inwall speakers. Looking to spend somewhere in between $300-$400
I own a pair of the Emotiva ERD-1 (http://emotiva.com/erd1.shtm)s. They continue (after 6 months) to surprise me in what they are capable of. The sound quality is excellent. You can read reviews here (http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/home-theater-speakers/618-emotiva-ert-83-tower-speakers.html)and here (http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/speakers/bookshelf/emotiva-er-5-0-speaker-system-review/?searchterm=erd)on their performance.

There are also numerous user reviews on the Emotiva Lounge (http://emotivalounge.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=speakerreviews). They are 4 ohm rated but aren't all that hard for a decent receiver to drive - as noted by Jim Clements in the review link I posted above in the Home Theater review.

I am basically looking for something that will look good mounted on the wall with some great surround sound.

In the previous home I lived in, I was ablt to get away with speaker stands in the rear so I have bookshelf sized speakers. However they are not wall mountable, and if they were, it would look a bit ghetto hanging on the wall.

and for the question about the bass managment, I'm not quite too sure. I currently have a pretty old reciever (Denon 3803) however I do plan on upgrading that later this year.